Land For Sale £50,000
The plot is located within the village of Seven Sisters, the village is well served with various local facilities, it has its own community centre, nursery and primary school. It also has its own post office and local shops all within 500m of the site. There are a number of amenity spaces within walking distance the closest being the local rugby field which is at the rear of the site. There are also other sports facilities within the village. Dulais Road is along a local bus route with an existing bus stop just outside the plot. This substantial building plot has been priced to sell.
Description
The site is located along Dulais Road and has a site frontage of approx. 10.5m wide x 36m deep. The plot has Planning Permission in place, details can be located on Neath Port Talbot Council Website reference number P2015/0192. Looking from the road it has a newly built concrete block wall on its northern boundary. The southern boundary with no.28 contains a number of existing deciduous trees (there is a tree report available on request).
The site is slightly elevated from the footway along the road frontage, rising to approx. 1m at the back.
The design of the dwelling's layout is elongated in plan to reflect the shape of the site. The main views from the proposed dwelling face outwards to the west and south. A landscape buffer consisting of indigenous trees is proposed at the rear of the site, the purpose of this will be soften the unsightly impact of the rear of the existing grandstand building to the east of the site.
Description
The site is located along Dulais Road and has a site frontage of approx. 10.5m wide x 36m deep. The plot has Planning Permission in place, details can be located on Neath Port Talbot Council Website reference number P2015/0192. Looking from the road it has a newly built concrete block wall on its northern boundary. The southern boundary with no.28 contains a number of existing deciduous trees (there is a tree report available on request).
The site is slightly elevated from the footway along the road frontage, rising to approx. 1m at the back.
The design of the dwelling's layout is elongated in plan to reflect the shape of the site. The main views from the proposed dwelling face outwards to the west and south. A landscape buffer consisting of indigenous trees is proposed at the rear of the site, the purpose of this will be soften the unsightly impact of the rear of the existing grandstand building to the east of the site.
