Land For Sale £100,000
A residential development site extending to approximately 0.113 acre (0.0457 hectares), having planning permission for the construction of two 3 bedrooms detached homes on the site of the former Grosvenor Works. Full details of the planning consent, including conditions relating to the development of the site and the construction of the new homes can be viewed at calderdale.gov.uk quoting reference 19/00395/FUL. The current plans accommodates two detached homes extending to approximately 91sqmtrs (980sqft) with accommodation briefly comprising; entrance hall, dining kitchen, lounge, WC, landing, three bedrooms and house bathroom, over two floors.
Location - The site is located to the rear of Grosvenor Place close to the village of Luddenden, with Mytholmroyd and the well-known market town of Hebden Bridge lying directly to the northeast. A wide range of local amenities exist within both Mytholmroyd and Hebden Bridge, which are both a short drive away, including a range of independent retailers and artisan crafts and food producers making the area a popular tourist destination. The Calder Valley remains popular with purchasers looking for a rural lifestyle, including outdoor pursuits and equestrian interests that are well-served by the areas numerous tracks, bridleways and areas of special interest including the national trusts Hardcastle Craggs.
Location - The site is located to the rear of Grosvenor Place close to the village of Luddenden, with Mytholmroyd and the well-known market town of Hebden Bridge lying directly to the northeast. A wide range of local amenities exist within both Mytholmroyd and Hebden Bridge, which are both a short drive away, including a range of independent retailers and artisan crafts and food producers making the area a popular tourist destination. The Calder Valley remains popular with purchasers looking for a rural lifestyle, including outdoor pursuits and equestrian interests that are well-served by the areas numerous tracks, bridleways and areas of special interest including the national trusts Hardcastle Craggs.
