Land For Sale £210,000
A unique opportunity to build an individual and stylish home in the very centre of Hadleigh
The 0.05 acre site occupies a prominent town centre location, with an existing former outbuilding which is vacant. The remaining land to its rear was part of the garden to a neighbouring residential property, 82 High Street.
Full planning consent was granted on the 22nd October 2020 for a detached, three storey dwelling covering some 158sq.m (1,700sq.ft) with off road parking and private, south facing garden to the rear. The proposed accommodation briefly comprises hall, open-plan kitchen / dining room, sitting room, landing, 2 bedrooms (with one ensuite) study, and a bathroom. The second floor provides a further bedroom with rear reception room.
The site provides a wonderful opportunity to build a contemporary home in the heart of Hadleigh, where the site is recessed to the south side of Magdalen Road. The full planning notice with 17 conditions, supporting documentation and associated plans is available via the Babergh & Mid Suffolk’s planning portal (www. ) under reference DC/20/00346. The proposed dwelling will replace an existing single storey former workshop of blockwork construction which is located at the front of the site.
The site is located in the town centre. Hadleigh is a very popular historic market town situated about 9 miles from Ipswich, 9 miles from Manningtree and about 14 miles from Colchester – all having main line services for London’s Liverpool Street station. The bustling town centre offers a wide range of local amenities including restaurants, pubs, sports facilities and a wide selection of shops.
Cil Liability
For self-builders, cil is exempt, but occupiers must remain in residence for a period of 3 years from completion. Otherwise, a payment of £17,656 would apply.
Purchasers’ Obligations and Considerations
• The discharge of all planning conditions and any unilateral undertakings.
• Demolition and appropriate disposal of the existing outbuilding as described.
Connection to services:
The adopted highway to the northeast (Magdalen Road) gives seemingly straightforward connections to mains water and electricity.
The 0.05 acre site occupies a prominent town centre location, with an existing former outbuilding which is vacant. The remaining land to its rear was part of the garden to a neighbouring residential property, 82 High Street.
Full planning consent was granted on the 22nd October 2020 for a detached, three storey dwelling covering some 158sq.m (1,700sq.ft) with off road parking and private, south facing garden to the rear. The proposed accommodation briefly comprises hall, open-plan kitchen / dining room, sitting room, landing, 2 bedrooms (with one ensuite) study, and a bathroom. The second floor provides a further bedroom with rear reception room.
The site provides a wonderful opportunity to build a contemporary home in the heart of Hadleigh, where the site is recessed to the south side of Magdalen Road. The full planning notice with 17 conditions, supporting documentation and associated plans is available via the Babergh & Mid Suffolk’s planning portal (www. ) under reference DC/20/00346. The proposed dwelling will replace an existing single storey former workshop of blockwork construction which is located at the front of the site.
The site is located in the town centre. Hadleigh is a very popular historic market town situated about 9 miles from Ipswich, 9 miles from Manningtree and about 14 miles from Colchester – all having main line services for London’s Liverpool Street station. The bustling town centre offers a wide range of local amenities including restaurants, pubs, sports facilities and a wide selection of shops.
Cil Liability
For self-builders, cil is exempt, but occupiers must remain in residence for a period of 3 years from completion. Otherwise, a payment of £17,656 would apply.
Purchasers’ Obligations and Considerations
• The discharge of all planning conditions and any unilateral undertakings.
• Demolition and appropriate disposal of the existing outbuilding as described.
Connection to services:
The adopted highway to the northeast (Magdalen Road) gives seemingly straightforward connections to mains water and electricity.
