Floorplans (
MapOffers in excess of
£350,000Plot for sale
Heathfield Road, Five Ashes TN20
Plot
0.46 acre(s)
Key information
Features and description
- Planning Permission for the development of a brownfield site into a detached 4-bedroom residential dwelling of 3,341 Sq ft²
- Consent granted under Planning Ref: WD/2016/1746/F- Wealden District Council
- Highly accessible and desirable rural location
- Total site area is approximately 0.46 acres with an additional 2.15 acres available
The Land at Badgers Mead provides a rare opportunity to purchase a highly desirable rural, yet accessible building plot with a contemporary design and layout already approved under planning reference WD/2016/1746/F- Wealden District Council.
The approved consent grants permission for the erection of a detached four-bedroom dwelling with integral garage amounting to 0.46 acres.
There is additional amenity land available amounting to 2.15 acres which is available via separate negotiation, subject to purchasing the building plot.
Please see the Property Particulars for further information on other subjects such as services, access, boundaries, wayleaves and rights of way etc.
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About this agent
BTF Partnership are land and property specialists with offices in Challock, Canterbury and Heathfield, providing a comprehensive range of services for our clients across the South East of England. The business has evolved and developed since Mike Bax, Richard Thomas and Tom French first started working together in 1991, including the addition of the Canterbury commercial office run by Will Hinckley in 2002 and the 50 Club led by Colin Hall in 2005. With the addition of Charles Clark & Co. located in Heathfield in 2013, the business continues to seek to adapt and grow to meet the changing demands of its clients. BTF Partnership are now considered by many rural property owners to be one of the leading independent rural property Estate Agents in Kent and East Sussex, a reputation that compliments the high regard held for BTF within the agricultural community for traditional Land Agency work undertaken by its team of rural surveyors.