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9 & 10 Maidenwells, Pembroke SA71 5ET
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Key information
Tenure: Freehold
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Features and description
- Freehold site extending to approx. 0.15 acres
- Located within the village boundary under the LDP
- Excellent potential as a future building plot STP
- Prominent corner position with road frontage
- Semi-rural village location close to Pembroke
- No onward chain
A rare opportunity to purchase a well-located parcel of land in the desirable village of Maidenwells. Extending to approximately 0.15 acres, the plot is primarily level with gentle gradients and is currently laid to rough grass, scrub and natural vegetation. It enjoys established road frontage on two sides, creating a prominent corner position at the northern entrance to the village.
Formerly associated with the cottages at 9 and 10 Maidenwells (now demolished), the site is now vacant and offers a blank canvas for future use. Sitting within the defined village boundary under the adopted Local Development Plan, it presents strong potential as a future building plot, subject to obtaining the appropriate planning consents.
Situation - The land is situated at the entrance to the small village of Maidenwells, lying approximately 1½ miles south of Pembroke. This is a quiet and established residential area surrounded by open countryside, yet well placed for access to Pembroke town centre, Pembroke Dock and the wider amenities of South Pembrokeshire.
The area benefits from good road links, nearby schools and services, and is within driving distance of the renowned Pembrokeshire coastline, including Freshwater West and the wider National Park.
Planning - The site falls within the village boundary for Maidenwells as defined in Pembrokeshire’s Local Development Plan. This spatial designation may support the principle of residential development; however, no planning permission currently exists, and no assumptions should be made as to the outcome of any application.
Prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries with the Planning Department of Pembrokeshire County Council.
Services - Interested parties should rely upon their own investigations regarding the availability and capacity of mains services. It is understood that services run within the vicinity of the site, but no warranties are given, and purchasers must satisfy themselves via the relevant statutory undertakers.
Tenure - The property is offered Freehold, with vacant possession on completion.
Viewing - The land may be viewed externally at any reasonable time.
Formerly associated with the cottages at 9 and 10 Maidenwells (now demolished), the site is now vacant and offers a blank canvas for future use. Sitting within the defined village boundary under the adopted Local Development Plan, it presents strong potential as a future building plot, subject to obtaining the appropriate planning consents.
Situation - The land is situated at the entrance to the small village of Maidenwells, lying approximately 1½ miles south of Pembroke. This is a quiet and established residential area surrounded by open countryside, yet well placed for access to Pembroke town centre, Pembroke Dock and the wider amenities of South Pembrokeshire.
The area benefits from good road links, nearby schools and services, and is within driving distance of the renowned Pembrokeshire coastline, including Freshwater West and the wider National Park.
Planning - The site falls within the village boundary for Maidenwells as defined in Pembrokeshire’s Local Development Plan. This spatial designation may support the principle of residential development; however, no planning permission currently exists, and no assumptions should be made as to the outcome of any application.
Prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries with the Planning Department of Pembrokeshire County Council.
Services - Interested parties should rely upon their own investigations regarding the availability and capacity of mains services. It is understood that services run within the vicinity of the site, but no warranties are given, and purchasers must satisfy themselves via the relevant statutory undertakers.
Tenure - The property is offered Freehold, with vacant possession on completion.
Viewing - The land may be viewed externally at any reasonable time.
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R K Lucas & Son is amongst the oldest established Firms of Surveyors, Valuers, Auctioneers and Estate Agents in Wales, having been traced back to 1789 and yet with roots lying even earlier in the 15th and 16th Centuries. Indeed the Firm has provided the National Library of Wales with a treasure trove of social history catalogued in the “Lucas Manuscripts” which are stored at the Library’s headquarters in Aberystwyth and also at the County Records Office in Haverfordwest. R K Lucas & Son is a professional family business serving the whole of Pembrokeshire with its urban centres and picturesque coastal and rural environments. The Firm has a wealth of experience in all types of property valuation and estate agency techniques, having fully qualified and approachable, professional staff providing valuable information and advice. The estate agency section of R K Lucas & Son deals with the full property spectrum from the smallest terraced home and coastal cottage, right up to the largest mansions in Pembrokeshire – and sometimes even a Castle! We look back to the 18th Century with nostalgia whilst looking forward to the future with excited anticipation. Whether you wish to buy property, sell property, let or rent, or simply seek some advice we remain a long tested family firm of professionals, we will be able to satisfy your requirements.