Land For Sale £375,000
The plot is set back from Rampton Road behind privately owned land to the front and is accessed via Black Pit Drove. The plot contains multiple polytunnel frames and a greenhouse. The building comprises of two courses of 100mm blockwork cavity walls under a tin roof. There is electric connected to the property. There is no water or drainage connected.
Location
Willingham is approximately 12 miles northwest of Cambridge and offers excellent access into Cambridge via the recently expanded and improved A14, which leads onto M11 south and A1 north.
Popular for both cyclist and runners, the guided busway also provides a well-used cycle path parallel to the bus route. This is a direct route into Cambridge and stops at Cambridge North, city centre and Addenbrooke's. With a Tesco superstore, petrol station and precinct of shops in nearby Bar Hill.
The village is well served with facilities including two village stores, three public houses, bakery, butchers and farm shop, doctor's surgery, primary school, post office, antique and new furniture sale hall with tea rooms and an outside eatery which specialises in tapas, and a number of small businesses are located along its bustling High Street.
Summary
An agricultural building measuring approximately 200 sqm with permission for change of use to a residential property. Details of the permissions can be found on the scdc planning portal using reference 22/02712/prior. The property occupies a plot of approximately 2 acres which is set back from Rampton Road behind privately owned land to the front and is accessed via Black Pit Drove. The plot mostly lawned and contains multiple polytunnel frames and a greenhouse.
The building comprises of two courses of 100mm blockwork cavity walls under a tin roof. There is electric connected to the property. There is no water or drainage connected.
The drove is privately owned, partly by this property and partly by the neighbouring farm. There is a public right of way for the drove.
Location
Willingham is approximately 12 miles northwest of Cambridge and offers excellent access into Cambridge via the recently expanded and improved A14, which leads onto M11 south and A1 north.
Popular for both cyclist and runners, the guided busway also provides a well-used cycle path parallel to the bus route. This is a direct route into Cambridge and stops at Cambridge North, city centre and Addenbrooke's. With a Tesco superstore, petrol station and precinct of shops in nearby Bar Hill.
The village is well served with facilities including two village stores, three public houses, bakery, butchers and farm shop, doctor's surgery, primary school, post office, antique and new furniture sale hall with tea rooms and an outside eatery which specialises in tapas, and a number of small businesses are located along its bustling High Street.
Summary
An agricultural building measuring approximately 200 sqm with permission for change of use to a residential property. Details of the permissions can be found on the scdc planning portal using reference 22/02712/prior. The property occupies a plot of approximately 2 acres which is set back from Rampton Road behind privately owned land to the front and is accessed via Black Pit Drove. The plot mostly lawned and contains multiple polytunnel frames and a greenhouse.
The building comprises of two courses of 100mm blockwork cavity walls under a tin roof. There is electric connected to the property. There is no water or drainage connected.
The drove is privately owned, partly by this property and partly by the neighbouring farm. There is a public right of way for the drove.
