Land For Sale £1,000,000
The site
Klp are delighted to offer this prime greenfield residential development site located in a picturesque setting on the northern fringe of Highweek, Newton Abbot. The development site extends to approximately 0.71 ha/1.75 acres as identified by a red outline on the location plan below. The development site was formerly part of a paddock identified by red cross hatching on the location plan below. The development site benefits from outline planning permission for up to 5 dwellings, which given the size of the site, lends itself to the erection of large substantial dwellings as illustrated in the approved Design Code (see extract below). A new access will be formed to serve the site off Whitehill Road, a minor no through road.
The land rises gently from Whitehill Road and the proposed dwellings will be able to take advantage of the stunning panoramic countryside views to the north and west including to Dartmoor in the distance. Established hedgerows denote the north and east boundaries, new dropped Devon banks are proposed for the south and west boundaries.
An existing access to the west of the development site serves the paddock land. The paddock, which abuts the development site, extends to approximately 1.8 ha/4.5 acres and benefits from a mains water supply. (A pipe from this water supply serving a nearby water trough, crosses under the proposed new site road and so will need diverting). In addition to the beautiful views to the north and west, the paddock also benefits on the southern part, from views along the River Teign towards Teignmouth. Please note that the paddock can only be sold with the site, it is not available separately.
Highweek, newton abbot
Highweek, less commonly called Highweek Village, is a parish, former manor and village, located adjacent to Newton Abbot, but still retaining its charming village identity. It is prominent and recognisable due to its high location on a ridge on the north edge of the town.
Newton Abbot is a busy commercial centre, which acts as the administrative capital of Teignbridge. There are a range of retail, employment, leisure and educational facilities in the town along with a small hospital.
Planning
Teignbridge District Council (tdc) granted outline planning permission under application 19/02066/out for residential development for up to 5 dwellings (approval sought for access), dated 08 April 2022.
A Unilateral Planning Obligation dated 08 April 2022 confirms that an affordable housing contribution is required in lieu of affordable housing on site. This is calculated by a formula depending on the number and size of dwellings approved.
A planning information pack is available upon request via a drop box link.
Community infrastructure levy
Tdc have confirmed that a Community Infrastructure Levy will be charged and also, that the cil liability will be calculated when the reserved matters application is submitted.
Surface water drainage
The approved Drainage Statement indicates that surface water disposal on site is likely to be achievable subject to additional testing. If however this is not the case, then above ground attenuation with a discharge into a water course at a controlled rate can be constructed off site, on adjacent land owned by the Vendor, see Drainage Statement.
Adjacent land
The Vendor owns land to the north, cross hatched yellow on the plan below. This land is the subject of a pending outline application for up to 28 units. The land is not for sale at this time but expressions of interest are invited.
Method of sale
The freehold of the site and the paddock are offered for sale by Private Treaty.
Note: The paddock can only be sold with the site, not available separately.
Site - Guide Price £1M Paddock - Offers in excess of £120,000
Viewing - strictly by appointment only
All viewings need to be via appointment with klp.
Klp are delighted to offer this prime greenfield residential development site located in a picturesque setting on the northern fringe of Highweek, Newton Abbot. The development site extends to approximately 0.71 ha/1.75 acres as identified by a red outline on the location plan below. The development site was formerly part of a paddock identified by red cross hatching on the location plan below. The development site benefits from outline planning permission for up to 5 dwellings, which given the size of the site, lends itself to the erection of large substantial dwellings as illustrated in the approved Design Code (see extract below). A new access will be formed to serve the site off Whitehill Road, a minor no through road.
The land rises gently from Whitehill Road and the proposed dwellings will be able to take advantage of the stunning panoramic countryside views to the north and west including to Dartmoor in the distance. Established hedgerows denote the north and east boundaries, new dropped Devon banks are proposed for the south and west boundaries.
An existing access to the west of the development site serves the paddock land. The paddock, which abuts the development site, extends to approximately 1.8 ha/4.5 acres and benefits from a mains water supply. (A pipe from this water supply serving a nearby water trough, crosses under the proposed new site road and so will need diverting). In addition to the beautiful views to the north and west, the paddock also benefits on the southern part, from views along the River Teign towards Teignmouth. Please note that the paddock can only be sold with the site, it is not available separately.
Highweek, newton abbot
Highweek, less commonly called Highweek Village, is a parish, former manor and village, located adjacent to Newton Abbot, but still retaining its charming village identity. It is prominent and recognisable due to its high location on a ridge on the north edge of the town.
Newton Abbot is a busy commercial centre, which acts as the administrative capital of Teignbridge. There are a range of retail, employment, leisure and educational facilities in the town along with a small hospital.
Planning
Teignbridge District Council (tdc) granted outline planning permission under application 19/02066/out for residential development for up to 5 dwellings (approval sought for access), dated 08 April 2022.
A Unilateral Planning Obligation dated 08 April 2022 confirms that an affordable housing contribution is required in lieu of affordable housing on site. This is calculated by a formula depending on the number and size of dwellings approved.
A planning information pack is available upon request via a drop box link.
Community infrastructure levy
Tdc have confirmed that a Community Infrastructure Levy will be charged and also, that the cil liability will be calculated when the reserved matters application is submitted.
Surface water drainage
The approved Drainage Statement indicates that surface water disposal on site is likely to be achievable subject to additional testing. If however this is not the case, then above ground attenuation with a discharge into a water course at a controlled rate can be constructed off site, on adjacent land owned by the Vendor, see Drainage Statement.
Adjacent land
The Vendor owns land to the north, cross hatched yellow on the plan below. This land is the subject of a pending outline application for up to 28 units. The land is not for sale at this time but expressions of interest are invited.
Method of sale
The freehold of the site and the paddock are offered for sale by Private Treaty.
Note: The paddock can only be sold with the site, not available separately.
Site - Guide Price £1M Paddock - Offers in excess of £120,000
Viewing - strictly by appointment only
All viewings need to be via appointment with klp.
