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Brotts Road, Normanton on Trent, Newark
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0.13 acre(s)
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- Building Plot for Sale
- Full Planning Permission Granted
- Proposed 4 Bedroomed House - 1635 sq.ft approx
- Area 545 sq.m (0.13 acre) approx
- Village Primary School & Public House
- Newark 12 miles, Retford 8 miles
A building plot with full planning permission granted for a four bedroomed house (1635 sq.ft approximately) with frontage to Brotts Road and services available. The plot area is 545 sq.m (0.13 acre) or thereabouts.
A building plot with full planning permission granted for a four bedroomed house (1635 sq.ft approximately) with frontage to Brotts Road and services available. The plot area is 545 sq.m (0.13 acre) or thereabouts.
The proposed house, designed with a gabled elevation, incorporates on the ground floor a hallway, living room, spacious dining kitchen, utility and WC. The first floor provides four bedrooms, master en-suite and family bathroom. The principal accommodation and extensive garden are south facing. The village is well served with amenities and conveniently located for Newark, Retford and Lincoln.
The village of Normanton on Trent is approached by country lanes from Sutton on Trent, Grassthorpe, Weston and Tuxford. There is access to the north to the A57 and A1 trunk road junctions. Newark is approximately 12 miles south and Tuxford, with a wide range of amenities including a Co-operative store and Tuxford Academy secondary school. Newark Northgate railway station provides rail services to London, Leeds and Edinburgh. Journey times to London King's Cross are just over 75 minutes.
Village amenities include a primary school and public house. There are school bus services to Tuxford Academy and public bus services also to Sutton on Trent, Tuxford and Retford. The nearby village of Sutton on Trent provides local facilities including a Co-operative store, doctors surgery, hairdressers and local amenities. The small market town of Tuxford provides also a wide range of amenties and services.
Town & Country Planning - Full planning permission is granted under Bassetlaw District Council application number 24/00365/FUL dated 9th July 2024. Conditions 3, 12, 16, 19, 20, 21 and 22 of this planning permission have been discharged. The proposed block plan, plans and elevations are attached to these particulars.
Community Infrastructure Charge (Cil) - The CIL charge is assessed on the proposal to demolish existing dwelling and attached agricultural buildings, erect three dwellings and construct new access. The total CIL charge is £3193.60 total for the three dwellings. We understand in order to apportion the CIL charge a phasing application will be necessary to Bassetlaw District Council. Self-build may qualify for exemption to the CIL charge. Applicants are advised to contact Bassetlaw District Council for information.
Services - We understand mains water, electricity, and drainage are available. Applicants should make their own enquiries as to the technical matters and connection charges.
Planning Conditions Discharged - Bassetlaw District Council discharged the planning conditions below 11th December 2024. Full details are available on the Bassetlaw District Council planning portal website.
Condition 3 - Protected Species - Bats
Condition 12 - Segmental Brick Arches
Condition 16 - Verges and Eaves
Condition 19 - Brick Bond
Condition 20 - Boundary Treatments
Condition 21 - Historic Building Record
Condition 22 - Details of the Re-Use of Existing Brickwork
Tenure - The land is freehold.
Possession - Vacant possession will be given on completion.
Viewing - Strictly by appointment with the selling agents.
A building plot with full planning permission granted for a four bedroomed house (1635 sq.ft approximately) with frontage to Brotts Road and services available. The plot area is 545 sq.m (0.13 acre) or thereabouts.
The proposed house, designed with a gabled elevation, incorporates on the ground floor a hallway, living room, spacious dining kitchen, utility and WC. The first floor provides four bedrooms, master en-suite and family bathroom. The principal accommodation and extensive garden are south facing. The village is well served with amenities and conveniently located for Newark, Retford and Lincoln.
The village of Normanton on Trent is approached by country lanes from Sutton on Trent, Grassthorpe, Weston and Tuxford. There is access to the north to the A57 and A1 trunk road junctions. Newark is approximately 12 miles south and Tuxford, with a wide range of amenities including a Co-operative store and Tuxford Academy secondary school. Newark Northgate railway station provides rail services to London, Leeds and Edinburgh. Journey times to London King's Cross are just over 75 minutes.
Village amenities include a primary school and public house. There are school bus services to Tuxford Academy and public bus services also to Sutton on Trent, Tuxford and Retford. The nearby village of Sutton on Trent provides local facilities including a Co-operative store, doctors surgery, hairdressers and local amenities. The small market town of Tuxford provides also a wide range of amenties and services.
Town & Country Planning - Full planning permission is granted under Bassetlaw District Council application number 24/00365/FUL dated 9th July 2024. Conditions 3, 12, 16, 19, 20, 21 and 22 of this planning permission have been discharged. The proposed block plan, plans and elevations are attached to these particulars.
Community Infrastructure Charge (Cil) - The CIL charge is assessed on the proposal to demolish existing dwelling and attached agricultural buildings, erect three dwellings and construct new access. The total CIL charge is £3193.60 total for the three dwellings. We understand in order to apportion the CIL charge a phasing application will be necessary to Bassetlaw District Council. Self-build may qualify for exemption to the CIL charge. Applicants are advised to contact Bassetlaw District Council for information.
Services - We understand mains water, electricity, and drainage are available. Applicants should make their own enquiries as to the technical matters and connection charges.
Planning Conditions Discharged - Bassetlaw District Council discharged the planning conditions below 11th December 2024. Full details are available on the Bassetlaw District Council planning portal website.
Condition 3 - Protected Species - Bats
Condition 12 - Segmental Brick Arches
Condition 16 - Verges and Eaves
Condition 19 - Brick Bond
Condition 20 - Boundary Treatments
Condition 21 - Historic Building Record
Condition 22 - Details of the Re-Use of Existing Brickwork
Tenure - The land is freehold.
Possession - Vacant possession will be given on completion.
Viewing - Strictly by appointment with the selling agents.
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Richard Watkinson & Partners is one of the East Midlands most established estate agencies having had a presence in the area for more than 30 years. Our experienced and trusted agency has offices across the region specialising in residential and commercial sales as well as lettings. With friendly, approachable and knowledgeable staff, Richard Watkinson & Partners is known for its expertise in all areas of property. "I set up Richard Watkinson & Partners is 1988 with just three staff in a small office in North Gate, Newark. "A lot has changed since then - we now have more than 30 members of staff, six offices across the East Midlands as well as dedicated lettings, new homes and commercial agents - but the core values I set out when I started the business have remained. "High levels of customer service, a friendly, personable approach to estate agency and excellent local knowledge are all paramount in delivering a professional and effective service. These are the values upon which I built Richard Watkinson & Partners and I'm proud that these are always at the forefront of our agents' minds when dealing with customers. "Estate agency itself hasn't changed, it's still a business which orientates around people and that is something we instil in all of our staff. People still like to walk into their local estate agency, browse properties and talk to an agent who knows the area and can provide useful advice on how to buy or sell a home. All of our staff live locally and are able to provide the best possible local knowledge, providing customers with a personal service on which they can rely. "I'm proud that we remain a local, family-run business - always putting the customer first - and that our strong roots in the East Midlands continue to enable us to act as one of the region's leading agents across residential and commercial lettings and sales." - Founder, Richard Watkinson