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Land and Former Abattoir at Comeytrowe Lane TAUNTON, SOMERSET LAND and FORMER ABATTOIR at COMEYTROWE LANE TAUNTON SOMERSET TA4 1EF 3.07 Ac Land and former Abattoir at Comeytrowe Lane TAUNTON, SOMERSET LAND AND FORMER ABATTOIR AT COMEYTROWE LANE TAUNTON SOMERSET TA4 1EF 3.07 ac Residential development opportunity on the edge 20.6 ac of Taunton. Located 2 miles to Taunton town centre adjoining the Comeytrowe housing development. 23.67 acres including 3.07 acres of former abattoir © Crown Copyright and database rights 2020 OS 100004458 and 20.6 acres of agricultural land. Sold for its existing use with residential development potential. The site adjoins the new Comeytrowe housing scheme which has been allocated for 2,000 houses plus a primary school. Current developers are a consortium of house builders including Taylor Wimpey, Bovis Homes and Summerfield Developments. Located between the A38 at Wellington Road, Rumwell through to Honiton Road in Trull. The Comeytrowe development has been started in 2020 for its first phase of 70 houses. Proposed Development Plan FITZHEAD NAILSBOURNE WEST MONKTON LOCATION METHOD OF SALE A361 DURSTON HALSE CHEDDON FITZPAINE A358 The former abattoir is located just off Private treaty. SIDBROOK 9 COTFORD 5 ST LUKE 32 A CREECH MONKTON Comeytrowe Lane, approximately 0.5 miles HEATHFIELD HEATHFIELD LANGFORD from the Wellington Road with the town STAPLEGROVE PYRLAND MAIDENBROOK TENURE & POSSESSION B3227 5 NORTH END HILLCOMMON 6 A 0 LYNGFORD centre being 2 miles away. NORTON CREECH ST 3 BATHPOOL MILVERTON 3 MICHAEL A 0 The freehold interest is being offered for FITZWARREN 27 OBRIDGE HOUNDSMOOR OAKE FRIEZE HILL FIREPOOL HALCON RUISHTON Taunton is the county town of Somerset sale at a guide price of £1.65 million. NORTH TOWN with a range of shops, theatre, cinema, HILLFARRANCE BISHOP'S HULL TAUNTON hospital, primary and secondary schools WILTON A RIGHTS OF WAY HAINES HILL 3 HOLWAY HENLADE 5 along with the independent schools 8 It should be noted that there is a footpath SHERFORD of Kings, Queens and Taunton School. 3 across the Eastern boundary. NYNEHEAD BRADFORD-ON-TONE DOWSLANDS A 78 Taunton is also home to the Somerset B A38 3 1 TRULL STOKE ST MARY 8 SHOREDITCH Cricket Club. 7 LAND ATEASTBROOK TONE STAPLEHAY LOCAL AUTHORITIES TONEDALE COMEYTROWE Taunton has direct access onto the M5 CHELSTON B3170 Somerset West and Taunton 5 motorway at J25 (6 miles away) as well WELLINGTON M WESTFORD WEST BUCKLAND ROCKWELL as Wellington at J26 (5 miles). Deane House GREEN Belverdere Road CORFE The current population of Taunton is Taunton PITMINSTER approximately 60,479 according to the TA1 1HE STAPLE 2011 census and and has easy www.somersetwestandtaunton.gov.uk BLAGDON HILL FITZPAINE access to the Devon and West Somerset coastlines. VIEWINGS Strictly by appointment with agents TAUNTON Carter Jonas. THE SITE 07717 727 274 | [email protected] The site extends to 23.67 acres including 07968 216 596 | [email protected] 3.07 acres of former abattoir with industrial Quad 4000, Blackbrook Park Avenue, Taunton, Somerset, TA1 2PX use with surrounding agricultural land of 20.6 acres with the potential for IMPORTANT INFORMATION residential development. These particulars are for general information purposes only and do not represent an offer of contract or part of one. Carter Jonas has made every attempt to ensure that the particulars and other information provided The land is predominantly level and has ///rocks.sheets.intruding are as accurate as possible and are not intended to amount to advice on which you should rely as being views over the Blackdown Hills and the factually accurate. You should not assume that the property has all necessary planning, building regulations or other consents and Carter Jonas have not tested any services, facilities or equipment. Any measurements surrounding countryside. and distances given are approximate only. Purchasers must satisfy themselves of all of the aforementioned by independent inspection or otherwise. Although we make reasonable efforts to update our information, neither Carter Jonas LLP nor anyone in its employment or acting on its behalf makes any representations warranties or guarantees, whether express or implied, in relation to the property, or that the content in these particulars is accurate, complete or up to date. Our images only represent part of the property as it appeared at the time they were taken. If you require further information please contact us. carterjonas.co.uk Offices throughout the UK.
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