Land For Sale price not specified
The sale of the property known as Blenheim House provides an excellent opportunity to acquire an existing grade II listed building, situated in the highly popular Brentwood town.
The site represents an excellent residential development opportunity located in Brentwood. The site extends to c. 0.3 acres (0.11hectares).
Blenheim House is a Grade II listed building built in 1873. It is the former Royal Anglian Regimental Headquarters and comprises a large house with attached caretakers' residence, parking area and garden.
The site is vacant with a combined area of 5,603 sq ft (GIA) for the main house and caretaker's house.
Services and Planning
The site is located within the administrative boundary of Essex County Council (ECC).
The Site was previously used as ancillary accommodation and facilities for staff within the adjacent army facility. However, the Site is now used on a more ad-hoc basis for training and office accommodation in connection with the existing infrastructure on the wider Army site. Nonetheless, the lawful use of the Site is considered to be sui generis, given its current ancillary nature to the adjacent army/military related facilities.
The site does not benefit from planning permission however the principle of delivering residential development at the Site, through change of use, is broadly supported in accordance with relevant adopted planning policies which promote the redevelopment of previously developed and available sites (subject to other relevant planning considerations being addressed).
The Avison Young planning appraisal report providing commentary on the above proposals can be found within the data room.
Viewing
A strict 'by appointment only' viewing protocol is in place. Please contact Tom Boxall to book an appointment. You will be offered a single 45-minute appointment on the day requested, subject to availability.
The site represents an excellent residential development opportunity located in Brentwood. The site extends to c. 0.3 acres (0.11hectares).
Blenheim House is a Grade II listed building built in 1873. It is the former Royal Anglian Regimental Headquarters and comprises a large house with attached caretakers' residence, parking area and garden.
The site is vacant with a combined area of 5,603 sq ft (GIA) for the main house and caretaker's house.
Services and Planning
The site is located within the administrative boundary of Essex County Council (ECC).
The Site was previously used as ancillary accommodation and facilities for staff within the adjacent army facility. However, the Site is now used on a more ad-hoc basis for training and office accommodation in connection with the existing infrastructure on the wider Army site. Nonetheless, the lawful use of the Site is considered to be sui generis, given its current ancillary nature to the adjacent army/military related facilities.
The site does not benefit from planning permission however the principle of delivering residential development at the Site, through change of use, is broadly supported in accordance with relevant adopted planning policies which promote the redevelopment of previously developed and available sites (subject to other relevant planning considerations being addressed).
The Avison Young planning appraisal report providing commentary on the above proposals can be found within the data room.
Viewing
A strict 'by appointment only' viewing protocol is in place. Please contact Tom Boxall to book an appointment. You will be offered a single 45-minute appointment on the day requested, subject to availability.
