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Features and description
- Serviced Building Plots
- South Suffolk Location
- Hadleigh 2 Miles
- Ipswich 8 Miles
Development Site The site is positioned on the north eastern edge of the small south Suffolk village of Aldham. The site which has a total frontage of approximately 170m onto Hadleigh Road, and an average depth of 68m, currently forms part of an agricultural field. Outline planning permission has been granted for seven 3 and 4 bedroom detached bungalows. Six of the plots are to be offered for sale, which range in size from 0.28 acres to 0.35 acres, and are available with services installed. The plots are defined by post and rail fencing.
The Plots The plots are offered as follows:-
Plot Frontage Area Price
1 27.5m 1650 sq m SOLD
2 21.9m 1500 sq m SOLD
3 16.9m 1160 sq m £195,000
4 16.9m 1140 sq m £195,000
5 NOT RELEASED £
6 NOT RELEASED £
Planning Outline planning permission was granted by Babergh District Council on 13th June 2018 under Planning Reference DC/18/00799. A subsequent application under Reference DC/20/01824 has been approved granting phasing of the development for the purposes of CIL. The documentation is available to be viewed online via Babergh District Council's Planning Portal. Plot 4 is currently the subject of an application for approval of Reserved Matters under Reference DC/21/00834. The application is for a detached 3 bedroom bungalow of 147sq m or thereabouts.
Location Aldham is an attractive small village positioned approximately 2 miles north of the popular south Suffolk market town of Hadleigh and is approximately 8 miles west of the county town of Ipswich.
Hadleigh is a busy and thriving market town with a good range of every day shops including butchers, Adnams wine merchants, a Co-op supermarket in the High Street and a larger Morrisons store on the outskirts, as well as various independent shops and businesses. There is also a Leisure Centre. The town is bypassed by the A1071 which provides a good local road link to either Ipswich or Sudbury, and commuter train services are available from either Ipswich, Colchester or Manningtree stations, all of which provide a direct link into London Liverpool Street.
Services The vendors have undertaken the installation of services. Water is fully connected, and service ducting for electricity and telephone is installed, together with foul sewerage channels connected to the public sewer.
CIL Babergh District Council is a CIL charging authority for Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL). It is understood that the site falls within a "High" Charging Zone. The initial charging rate was set at £115 per square metre in 2016, but is subject to indexation and therefore potential purchasers should make their own enquiries direct to Babergh District Council to ascertain the current prevailing rate of charge. Purchasers intending to construct homes for their own occupation are able to apply to the Local Authority for exemption from the CIL Levy.
Directions From the Hadleigh bypass (A1071) take a signposted northward turn to the village of Aldham and follow the road for approximately 2 miles. On passing through the main village take a left hand turning signposted to Elmsett, and the site will be found on the left hand side after approximately 200 yards. The Postcode for the site is IP7 6NQ.
Architects The original plans were prepared by Patrick Allen & associates Ltd, Kesgrave, Ipswich, IP5 2BY, Tel.[use Contact Agent Button].
Viewings Viewing of the land should be by prior appointment via the Sole Selling Agents Lacy Scott & Knight LLP, Stowmarket Branch, Tel.[use Contact Agent Button].
The Plots The plots are offered as follows:-
Plot Frontage Area Price
1 27.5m 1650 sq m SOLD
2 21.9m 1500 sq m SOLD
3 16.9m 1160 sq m £195,000
4 16.9m 1140 sq m £195,000
5 NOT RELEASED £
6 NOT RELEASED £
Planning Outline planning permission was granted by Babergh District Council on 13th June 2018 under Planning Reference DC/18/00799. A subsequent application under Reference DC/20/01824 has been approved granting phasing of the development for the purposes of CIL. The documentation is available to be viewed online via Babergh District Council's Planning Portal. Plot 4 is currently the subject of an application for approval of Reserved Matters under Reference DC/21/00834. The application is for a detached 3 bedroom bungalow of 147sq m or thereabouts.
Location Aldham is an attractive small village positioned approximately 2 miles north of the popular south Suffolk market town of Hadleigh and is approximately 8 miles west of the county town of Ipswich.
Hadleigh is a busy and thriving market town with a good range of every day shops including butchers, Adnams wine merchants, a Co-op supermarket in the High Street and a larger Morrisons store on the outskirts, as well as various independent shops and businesses. There is also a Leisure Centre. The town is bypassed by the A1071 which provides a good local road link to either Ipswich or Sudbury, and commuter train services are available from either Ipswich, Colchester or Manningtree stations, all of which provide a direct link into London Liverpool Street.
Services The vendors have undertaken the installation of services. Water is fully connected, and service ducting for electricity and telephone is installed, together with foul sewerage channels connected to the public sewer.
CIL Babergh District Council is a CIL charging authority for Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL). It is understood that the site falls within a "High" Charging Zone. The initial charging rate was set at £115 per square metre in 2016, but is subject to indexation and therefore potential purchasers should make their own enquiries direct to Babergh District Council to ascertain the current prevailing rate of charge. Purchasers intending to construct homes for their own occupation are able to apply to the Local Authority for exemption from the CIL Levy.
Directions From the Hadleigh bypass (A1071) take a signposted northward turn to the village of Aldham and follow the road for approximately 2 miles. On passing through the main village take a left hand turning signposted to Elmsett, and the site will be found on the left hand side after approximately 200 yards. The Postcode for the site is IP7 6NQ.
Architects The original plans were prepared by Patrick Allen & associates Ltd, Kesgrave, Ipswich, IP5 2BY, Tel.[use Contact Agent Button].
Viewings Viewing of the land should be by prior appointment via the Sole Selling Agents Lacy Scott & Knight LLP, Stowmarket Branch, Tel.[use Contact Agent Button].
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Lacy Scott & Knight is a long-established and independent partnership of chartered surveyors, valuers, property agents and auctioneers, operating across East Anglia from offices in Bury St Edmunds and Stowmarket.We were formed by the merger of two long-standing Suffolk businesses, Lacy Scott of Bury St Edmunds and RC Knight & Sons of Stowmarket, both established in the 1800s. The two companies developed strong links with the local community, each running a livestock market in their respective town. Lacy Scott & Knight is a Limited Liability Partnership. Since the merger in 1997, we have gone from strength to strength, and today we offer a wide range of professional services covering: Residential, agricultural and commercial property Auction sales of fine art, chattels, toys and models and machinery Property surveys and valuations Advice on development, land and other property-related matters As members of a number of professional institutions, including the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), the Central Association of Agricultural Valuers (CAAV), the National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA) and the Association of Residential Letting Agents (ARLA), we adhere to the highest professional standards while offering an exceptional personalised service. We remain totally independent, which allows us to focus on serving the people of East Anglia.