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Triways Land, Foldhill Lane, Martock, TA12 6PQ Offers Over £1,200,000 Triways Land, Foldhill Lane, Martock, TA12 6PQ offers over £1,200,000 welcome to Triways Land, Foldhill Lane A fantastic development opportunity in this sought-after location for up to 24 dwellings (Ref.16/02783/OUT). Application Status A fantastic opportunity to acquire this plot of land for a residential Appeal Allowed subject to conditions made on 22 August 2017. development of up to 24 dwellings. Liable for Community infrastructure Levy: Yes on Reserved Matters. Triways is situated on the outskirts of the popular village of Martock It is for up to24 dwellings with approximately 35% affordable housing which is regarded as one of the prettiest villages in the area and comprises mainly period houses built of the local honey coloured Communications hamstone for which this part of Somerset is well known. The A303 1/2 mile, Crewkerne 7 miles,Yeovil 8 miles, Sherborne 13 miles, Taunton 21 miles. property benefits from excellent communication links with the A303 Mainline Train Services: Crewkerne to and M5 motorway all within easy reach, providing access to the London on the Exeter/ Waterloo line. International Airport: Bristol and south, Bristol and London. Education Martock provides a good range of shopping facilities with its bi- There is an excellent selection of private schools in the area including King's, Sunnyhill weekly market, small supermarket, post office, bank, butcher and and Sexey's at Bruton, Hazlegrove at baker's shop. A more comprehensive range of services can be found Sparkford, Sherborne boys and girls, Port nearby in Crewkerne with its Waitrose, mainline station and Regis and St Mary's at Shaftesbury, Bryanston and Clayesmore at Blandford with sports/leisure complex. Good outriding, walking and cycling Millfield at Street. Grammar schools are opportunities abound from the property into the surrounding available in Bristol with state schools nearby countryside with sailing and water sports available along the south Situation coast and Sutton Bingham Reservoir. Racing is at Wincanton, Bath Ward: MARTOCK and Taunton. Parish: Martock Area: NORTH Please see reference 16/02783/OUT on the South Somerset District Local Authority Council for full documents/comments South Somerset District Council Brympton Way, Yeovil, Somerset BA20 2HT Tel: 01935 462462 view this property online fox-and-sons.co.uk/Property/YEO104728 welcome to directions to this property: From A303 exit at the Cartgate Roundabout Triways Land, Foldhill Lane and take the next turning left, signed Tintinhull, (Ref.16/02783/OUT) Ash and Episcopi. Take the first left signed Up to 24 dwellings Martock. Follow this road taking the left hand Outline Application split and the land will be found almost opposite Sought-after village Approx 1.57 hectares the La Fontana care home. Tenure: Freehold EPC Rating: Awaited offers over £1,200,000 Please note the marker reflects the view this property online fox-and-sons.co.uk/Property/YEO104728 postcode not the actual property see all our properties on zoopla.co.uk | rightmove.co.uk | fox-and-sons.co.uk 1. MONEY LAUNDERING REGULATIONS Intending purchasers will be asked to produce identification documentation at a later stage and we would ask for your co-operation in order that there is no delay in agreeing the sale. 2. These particulars do not 01935 412100 constitute part or all of an offer or contract. 3. The measurements indicated are supplied for guidance only and as such must be considered incorrect. Potential buyers are advised to recheck measurements before committing to any expense. 4. We have not Property Ref: tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures or services and it is in the buyers interest to check the working condition of any [email protected] YEO104728 - 0006 appliances. 5. Where an EPC, or a Home Report (Scotland only) is held for this property, it is available for inspection at the branch by appointment. If you require a printed version of a Home Report, you will need to pay a reasonable production charge reflecting printing and other costs. 6. We are not able to offer an opinion either written or verbal on the content of these reports and this 14 Princes Street, YEOVIL, Somerset, BA20 1EW must be obtained from your legal representative. 7. Whilst we take care in preparing these reports, a buyer should ensure that his/her legal representative confirms as soon as possible all matters relating to title including the extent and boundaries of the property and other important matters before exchange of contracts. fox-and-sons.co.uk .
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