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Vebraalto.Com Development Site , Pendock, GL19 3PG Offers in excess of £700,000 RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY SITUATED ON THE EDGE OF THE VILLAGE OF PENDOCK . THE SITE HAS OUTLINE PLANNING APPROVAL FOR FOUR NEW RESIDENTIAL DWELLINGS WITH AN ILLUSTRATIVE SQUARE FOOTAGE OF 8263 SQUARE FEET (768 SQUARE METRES) EACH WITH DOUBLE GARAGES. THE SITE HAS A TOTAL AREA OF 1.32 ACRES WITH FURTHER LAND POTENTIALLY AVAILABLE. THE DEVELOPMENT IS FOR SALE BY INFORMAL TENDER INVITING OFFERS IN WRITING BY NOON ON THURSDAY 2ND MARCH. Development Site, Pendock, Gloucestershire, GL19 3PG LOCATION The site is situated on the edge of the village of Pendock, close to the Worcestershire/Gloucestershire border. Pendock has a village shop, primary school and two churches. It is ideally positioned for access into the larger town of Malvern and Cheltenham and cities of Gloucester and Worcester. The town is located 10 miles south east of Great Malvern with its scenic backdrop of the Malvern Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The location has good transport links with the motorway network less than 3 miles away, and with rail connections at Malvern, Worcester, and Cheltenham linking the site to Birmingham New Street and London Paddington. Upton upon Severn - 9 miles Great Malvern - 10 miles Gloucester - 11 Worcester - 18 miles Cheltenham - 18 miles Birmingham - 56 miles London - 113 miles DESCRIPTION The site covers a total of approximately 5376sqm. To the northern and westward boundaries are existing property. To the eastern boundary is open countryside. To the southern boundary is School Lane. The site does not sit within a Conservation Area, or within the Malvern Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. There are no public rights of way through the site. The site has outline planning approval for four new residential dwellings with an illustrative square footage of 8263 square feet (768 square metres) excluding garaging. The static caravan to the north of the site will be moved within six months of a completed sale. The existing owners have fulfilled the section 106 agreement amounting to £50,944. PLANNING The development has approved outline planning permission for four residential units with an illustrated square footage of 8263 square feet (768 square metres) excluding garaging, on a plot approximately of 1.33 acres (5376 square metres). The planning reference number is 15/01346/OUT. OPPORTUNITY The site provides an opportunity for a developer to take on and build an interesting development with the ability to make their own choices with regards to styles, construction and specification. The section 106 for the planning has already been paid by the existing owner of £50,944. There is the potential for further land to be available subject to negotiation for those potentially interested in a larger development still. TENURE The site is understood to be freehold. LOCAL AUTHORITY Malvern Hills District Council - The Council House, Avenue Road, Malvern, WR14 3AF - 01684 862151 - [email protected] FURTHER INFORMATION Further information is available from our offices in Upton upon Severn or Great Malvern. This can either be collected as hard copies or sent electronically. This information includes; - Decision Notice - Approved Plans - Preliminary Ecological Assessment - Flood Risk Assessment - Section 106 Agreement If you have any questions or queries regarding the development, please contact the office on 01684 891348 or email [email protected] DIRECTIONS From the office in Upton upon Severn proceed up Tunnel Hill and continue to the the village of Welland. Turn left at the crossroads in the direction of Gloucester on the B4208. Continue for just over five miles. the site can be found shortly after crossing over the M50 on the left hand side as indicated by the Allan Morris For Sale board. TENURE: We understand the property to be freehold but this point should be confirmed by your solicitor. FIXTURES AND FITTINGS: Only those items referred to in these particulars are included in the sale price. OUTGOINGS: Local Council: Malvern Hills District Council (01684 862151) SCHOOLS INFORMATION:Local Education Authority: Worcestershire LA: 01905 822700.
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