Guide price
£90,000
Land for saleMiddle Littleton, Evesham. (Wychavon District Of Worcestershire) WR11
EPC Rating: C
- Freehold
Allen Heritage
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About this property
Full Planning Approval
Great Self Build Opportunity/Small Scale Scheme
Freehold
Attractive Village Location
Convenient For Local Amenities
The Approved Scheme:
Planning permission has been granted for the development of a new 2-bedroom detached dwelling The proposed design includes parking for two vehicles, with access via a cul-de-sac off Manor Road. The greenhouse has already been cleared in line with the proposal. A timber garage/workshop remains on site and is to be demolished.
The Existing Site:
The site is covered with permeable gravel and enclosed by a closed-boarded timber fence.
The total site area is approximately 502 square metres.
Location:
Middle Littleton and nearby North Littleton offer several community and leisure facilities: The historic Tithe Barn (National Trust), a parish church, village hall, playing fields, Littleton Football Club and popular pubs. Several quality food outlets and producers are within easy reach.
For family days out, attractions such as the Handsam Boat Company, All Things Wild, Evesham Vale Light Railway, and Avonvale mes Miniature Railway lie just 2–4 miles away in Evesham.
The nearest mainline stations are:
Honeybourne, ~2.6 miles away
Evesham, ~3.0 miles away
Local buses run hourly (Mon–Sat) between Evesham and Middle Littleton
Documents Available Upon Request:
Brochure
Planning Approval & Conditions
Design & Access Statement
Rightmove Local Comparables
S106 Document
Cil Document
Contact the land team for further details.
EPC Rating: C
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