Land For Sale £650,000
PLOT 1
Quietly located at the end of a private road, this is a very rare opportunity to purchase a building plot with outline planning permission to build a detached house of up to 180sqm/1,938sq. ft. with garaging and parking. Due to the elevated nature of its location at the southernmost part of Town Lane, it will be possible for this plot to achieve coastal views to the north east and north west and will have countryside views to the east.
Plots with outline planning along the prime north Norfolk coast are extremely rare, particularly in the highly sought-after sailing village of Brancaster Staithe. The ability to design and build your own substantial home is an increasingly infrequent occurrence. In most instances, those wishing to build their own dream from scratch home must first acquire an often outdated and unfashionable property, subsequently incurring the expenses of demolishing it to bring their vision to life – a process likened to resurrecting a Phoenix from the ashes. However, this is not the case here.
BRANCASTER STAITHE
A small coastal village, centred around the harbour, with its thriving fishing community and ideal for the sailing enthusiast. Brancaster Staithe is located approximately halfway between Hunstanton and Wells-next-the-Sea on the north Norfolk Coast. Connected to Burnham Deepdale, between the two villages they have a variety of shops including a supermarket/petrol station, cafe, fresh fish shop, sailing school, tourist information centre and two pubs, The Jolly Sailors, and The White Horse with its superb coastal views. Brancaster is justly famous for its mussels.
Scolt Head Island is a Nature Conservation Area, set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and being only a boat trip away, depending on the tide. The island has a large breeding colony of Sandwich Terns and in winter there can be 50,000 pink-footed geese roosting on the island.
Brancaster Staithe is one of the best bird watching areas in the UK, the coastal path between Brancaster and Burnham Deepdale offers an abundance of wild life to enjoy.
There are many circular and coastal walks around the village including Barrow Common, with views over the coastline, or the Norfolk Coastal Path, which runs the length of the village, along the marshes.
LOCATION
What3words: ///revamping.spells.dishing
AGENT'S NOTES
1) The curtilage outlined is indicative of the plot sizes.
2) Access will be granted over West Lee land and plots have rights over private road.
3) Details of the outline planning permission can be viewed on the King's Lynn & West Norfolk Borough Council website under reference 21/01607/O
PROPERTY REFERENCE
44676
Quietly located at the end of a private road, this is a very rare opportunity to purchase a building plot with outline planning permission to build a detached house of up to 180sqm/1,938sq. ft. with garaging and parking. Due to the elevated nature of its location at the southernmost part of Town Lane, it will be possible for this plot to achieve coastal views to the north east and north west and will have countryside views to the east.
Plots with outline planning along the prime north Norfolk coast are extremely rare, particularly in the highly sought-after sailing village of Brancaster Staithe. The ability to design and build your own substantial home is an increasingly infrequent occurrence. In most instances, those wishing to build their own dream from scratch home must first acquire an often outdated and unfashionable property, subsequently incurring the expenses of demolishing it to bring their vision to life – a process likened to resurrecting a Phoenix from the ashes. However, this is not the case here.
BRANCASTER STAITHE
A small coastal village, centred around the harbour, with its thriving fishing community and ideal for the sailing enthusiast. Brancaster Staithe is located approximately halfway between Hunstanton and Wells-next-the-Sea on the north Norfolk Coast. Connected to Burnham Deepdale, between the two villages they have a variety of shops including a supermarket/petrol station, cafe, fresh fish shop, sailing school, tourist information centre and two pubs, The Jolly Sailors, and The White Horse with its superb coastal views. Brancaster is justly famous for its mussels.
Scolt Head Island is a Nature Conservation Area, set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and being only a boat trip away, depending on the tide. The island has a large breeding colony of Sandwich Terns and in winter there can be 50,000 pink-footed geese roosting on the island.
Brancaster Staithe is one of the best bird watching areas in the UK, the coastal path between Brancaster and Burnham Deepdale offers an abundance of wild life to enjoy.
There are many circular and coastal walks around the village including Barrow Common, with views over the coastline, or the Norfolk Coastal Path, which runs the length of the village, along the marshes.
LOCATION
What3words: ///revamping.spells.dishing
AGENT'S NOTES
1) The curtilage outlined is indicative of the plot sizes.
2) Access will be granted over West Lee land and plots have rights over private road.
3) Details of the outline planning permission can be viewed on the King's Lynn & West Norfolk Borough Council website under reference 21/01607/O
PROPERTY REFERENCE
44676
