Land at Ffordd Talargoch, Near Prestatyn, LL19 8NR a Prestigious Development Site Enjoying Outlined Planning Consent for the Construction of Seven Detached Houses

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Land at Ffordd Talargoch, Near Prestatyn, LL19 8NR a Prestigious Development Site Enjoying Outlined Planning Consent for the Construction of Seven Detached Houses

47 Vale Street, Denbigh, Denbighshire, LL16 3AR T: 01745 812127 Land At Ffordd Talargoch, Near Prestatyn, LL19 8NR A prestigious development site enjoying outlined planning consent for the construction of seven detached houses. All with far reaching rural and costal views. Situated at Ffordd talargoch, Meliden near Prestatyn MAIN FEATURES ￭ Building Land ￭ Planning For 7 Houses ￭ Rural And Coastal Views www.jonespeckover.com Reduced To £195,000 A prestigious development site enjoying outlined planning consent for the construction of seven detached houses. All with far reaching rural and costal views. Situated at Ffordd talargoch, Meliden near Prestatyn AGENTS REMARKS An unusual very convenient, and somewhat unique site which is favoured with outline planning consent for the development of seven detached houses. The elevated site is set back off the main Talargoch road and offers great potential for a superior small development which benefits from unspoilt natural surroundings, magnificent back drop and to the front outstanding rural and coastal views. As with the majority of such developments there are always hurdles to negotiate but these foreseeable hurdles are not insurmountable and the successful outcome should provide a valuable sight upon which properties should sell to a ready demand. The site has been priced at a very realistic level to attract interest and affect and early sale. SITUATION The area of ground extends to approximately 0.45 hectares and is situated off Ffordd Talargoch the main road leading from Lower Dyserth to Meliden and Prestatyn. The property is approached by a private accessed road immediately after the Prestatyn Car Sales and alongside the former Plas Deva caravan park. PLANNING CONSENT The planning consent relating to an outline application which included access and layout is dated the 1st October 2014 and is reference code number 43/2014/0644/PO. The planning consent is the development of 0.45 hectares of land and for the erection of seven detached dwellings. Copy of the planning consent forms part of these details. TENURE The site is freehold and offered with vacant possession on completion. www.jonespeckover.com [email protected] Denbigh T: 01745 812127 [email protected] Denbigh: 47 Vale Street, Denbigh, Denbighshire, LL16 3AR T: 01745 812127 E: [email protected] www.jonespeckover.com.

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