Land For Sale £100,000
A great opportunity to purchase this conveniently positioned single building plot.
Planning permission has been granted for a contemporary styled four bedroomed detached family home on this super corner location in this ever popular residential area.
The house will offer approximately 1,335 sq. Ft. With accommodation on the ground floor of sitting room, study, a wonderfully appointed kitchen/dining room with French doors onto the gardens with an island unit and integrated appliances, utility/boot room and cloakroom, with the first floor offering four bedrooms and family bathroom, with the master suite having a well-appointed en-suite shower room.
Further details can be found on Wiltshire Council's planning portal Ref: 20/07705/ful
Situation
Tidworth is a small town approximately 10 miles west of Andover, 12 miles south of Marlborough, 15 miles north-east of Salisbury and 6 miles east of Amesbury. Tidworth is very well catered for with a range of local facilities, which include two supermarkets, two veterinary surgeries, various eateries, a dental practice, one infant school, three primary schools, as well as Wellington Academy with the majority rated 'Good' by ofsted. There is a leisure/fitness centre & swimming pool. It is also home to Tidworth Polo Club.
Amesbury, the home of Stonehenge, offers more traditional amenities which include supermarkets, independent shops, banks and a doctors surgery and there is also a weekly market (Wednesday) and monthly country market. For those with an interest in history, there is a fascinating museum, the World Heritage Stonehenge site and miles of interesting walks through the Millennium pathways and around the surrounding landscape. The Cathedral City of Salisbury has excellent shopping, educational and recreational amenities.
Transport links provide a huge draw to the area with easy access to the A303 as well as to the mainline railway station in both Grateley and Salisbury providing direct access to London Waterloo.
Additional Information
There is a live 4" Cast Iron water main crossing the plot, which will require diverting into the public highway at the applicant's expense before development could commence. Potable water and Foul Water connections should be applied for in the usual way by visiting the Veolia Water web site.
Planning permission has been granted for a contemporary styled four bedroomed detached family home on this super corner location in this ever popular residential area.
The house will offer approximately 1,335 sq. Ft. With accommodation on the ground floor of sitting room, study, a wonderfully appointed kitchen/dining room with French doors onto the gardens with an island unit and integrated appliances, utility/boot room and cloakroom, with the first floor offering four bedrooms and family bathroom, with the master suite having a well-appointed en-suite shower room.
Further details can be found on Wiltshire Council's planning portal Ref: 20/07705/ful
Situation
Tidworth is a small town approximately 10 miles west of Andover, 12 miles south of Marlborough, 15 miles north-east of Salisbury and 6 miles east of Amesbury. Tidworth is very well catered for with a range of local facilities, which include two supermarkets, two veterinary surgeries, various eateries, a dental practice, one infant school, three primary schools, as well as Wellington Academy with the majority rated 'Good' by ofsted. There is a leisure/fitness centre & swimming pool. It is also home to Tidworth Polo Club.
Amesbury, the home of Stonehenge, offers more traditional amenities which include supermarkets, independent shops, banks and a doctors surgery and there is also a weekly market (Wednesday) and monthly country market. For those with an interest in history, there is a fascinating museum, the World Heritage Stonehenge site and miles of interesting walks through the Millennium pathways and around the surrounding landscape. The Cathedral City of Salisbury has excellent shopping, educational and recreational amenities.
Transport links provide a huge draw to the area with easy access to the A303 as well as to the mainline railway station in both Grateley and Salisbury providing direct access to London Waterloo.
Additional Information
There is a live 4" Cast Iron water main crossing the plot, which will require diverting into the public highway at the applicant's expense before development could commence. Potable water and Foul Water connections should be applied for in the usual way by visiting the Veolia Water web site.
