Land For Sale £225,000
Aldreds are delighted to offer this building plot, now available for sale as part of a larger scheme with permission for sixteen properties, six of which are residential, and ten holiday use only. This plot has planning permission for a terrace of three, two bedroom holiday cottages. Building plots are increasingly rarely available in the Broadland area, particularly in rural locations such as this, which are particularly favoured as a Norfolk Broads holiday destination. The village of Thurne is delightfully unspoilt and located on the Eastern banks of the River Thurne with a parish staithe, gift store, the delightful thatched Church of St Edmund, dating back to the 13th Century and the well known Broadland pub/restaurant, The Lion. The iconic white Thurne Windmill is a famous Broadland landmark. Early enquiries are strongly recommended.
Plots 7H, 8H & 9H
A building plot with planning permission for a terrace of three, two bedroom holiday cottages. A condition of the planning permission states that the finished properties shall be for holiday use only, and shall not be used as a second home or for the sole or main residence of any occupiers. This nicely positioned plot will be accessed via a shared private roadway, provided by the vendors, with ducting in place for electric and water connection to the entrance of the site. The site is located in a pleasant position, ideal for holiday properties, just along the The Street from the public Staithe on Thurne Dyke
Location
Thurne is an unspoilt, attractive Broadland village lying adjacent to the River Thurne at the heart of the Norfolk Broads. The village benefits from a public staithe with moorings and a public house/restaurant. Nearby Martham, Stalham and Acle offer a full range of amenities. The coastal town of Great Yarmouth is appoximately 8 miles away and the fine city of Norwich, approximately 17 miles away. The iconic white Thurne Windmill is a famous Broadland landmark.
Planning Consent
Full details of the outline planning consent for the whole development can be found via the Broads Authority Planning Portal - - under search reference ba/2017/0103/out. See Appeal Decision dated 19th February 2019.
A particular condition of the planning permission for the whole development is that within 24 months of commencement of any works on the site, works to construct the holiday element of the overall development shall commence. Construction of all the holiday properties shall be completed within a further 36 months and they shall be available to rent as holiday accommodation.
The Holiday use of the properties is defined as follows:
No person shall occupy any part of the buildings thereby permitted for a period exceeding six consecutive weeks. Furthermore, no person shall occupy any part of the buildings hereby permitted within a period of three weeks following the end of a previous period of occupation by that same person of any part of the buildings hereby permitted.
Directions
From our Stalham office turn right at the junction onto the High Street, and turn left at the junction of the A149 heading towards Great Yarmouth. Continue on the main road passing through Potter Heigham and Repps-with-Bastwick. Take the second right-hand turning into the B1152 towards Acle. Continue for about a mile before turning right, signposted Thurne and continue towards the village, passing the church before bearing round to the right into The Street. Proceed a short way along where the site can be found just after the Methodist Church on the right hand side.
Tenure
Freehold.
Services
The main roadway for the development will be created by the vendors, with ducting in place for mains water and electric connection. Provision for private treatment plant drainage will be the responsibility of the buyer.
Council Tax
Great Yarmouth Borough Council. Band to be allocated on completion of build.
Reference
Pjl/9523
Plots 7H, 8H & 9H
A building plot with planning permission for a terrace of three, two bedroom holiday cottages. A condition of the planning permission states that the finished properties shall be for holiday use only, and shall not be used as a second home or for the sole or main residence of any occupiers. This nicely positioned plot will be accessed via a shared private roadway, provided by the vendors, with ducting in place for electric and water connection to the entrance of the site. The site is located in a pleasant position, ideal for holiday properties, just along the The Street from the public Staithe on Thurne Dyke
Location
Thurne is an unspoilt, attractive Broadland village lying adjacent to the River Thurne at the heart of the Norfolk Broads. The village benefits from a public staithe with moorings and a public house/restaurant. Nearby Martham, Stalham and Acle offer a full range of amenities. The coastal town of Great Yarmouth is appoximately 8 miles away and the fine city of Norwich, approximately 17 miles away. The iconic white Thurne Windmill is a famous Broadland landmark.
Planning Consent
Full details of the outline planning consent for the whole development can be found via the Broads Authority Planning Portal - - under search reference ba/2017/0103/out. See Appeal Decision dated 19th February 2019.
A particular condition of the planning permission for the whole development is that within 24 months of commencement of any works on the site, works to construct the holiday element of the overall development shall commence. Construction of all the holiday properties shall be completed within a further 36 months and they shall be available to rent as holiday accommodation.
The Holiday use of the properties is defined as follows:
No person shall occupy any part of the buildings thereby permitted for a period exceeding six consecutive weeks. Furthermore, no person shall occupy any part of the buildings hereby permitted within a period of three weeks following the end of a previous period of occupation by that same person of any part of the buildings hereby permitted.
Directions
From our Stalham office turn right at the junction onto the High Street, and turn left at the junction of the A149 heading towards Great Yarmouth. Continue on the main road passing through Potter Heigham and Repps-with-Bastwick. Take the second right-hand turning into the B1152 towards Acle. Continue for about a mile before turning right, signposted Thurne and continue towards the village, passing the church before bearing round to the right into The Street. Proceed a short way along where the site can be found just after the Methodist Church on the right hand side.
Tenure
Freehold.
Services
The main roadway for the development will be created by the vendors, with ducting in place for mains water and electric connection. Provision for private treatment plant drainage will be the responsibility of the buyer.
Council Tax
Great Yarmouth Borough Council. Band to be allocated on completion of build.
Reference
Pjl/9523
