Land for sale in Coles Oak Lane, Dedham Essex CO7

A Parcel of land measuring half an acre of land.

0.5 of an acre of land.

(2023) sq.M) in total.

Plot dimensions in metre 15m x 126m x 18m x 122m.

Please note sizes are approx..

The land is just off Coles oak lane there are houses to the left of the site if you are looking from the road and access point.

A nice location with good access which is shared.

Would suit many uses including leisure or grazing or exercising of animals.

The land is very convenient for traveling next to A12 London and Norwich.

This shows as Plot number 4 on the attached plan.

Not in a flooding zone.

Council are Colchester.

20% Deposit to secure this plot.

We can arrange for the transfer of the Title deed and all relevant documents for the land registry fee £45.

Cole oaks lane.
Dedham
Colchester
CO7 6DR

Land Type: Pasture.

Tenure: Freehold.

Directions from London:-
Proceed north-east out of London on the A12 (or go around the M25 and join A12 at junction 28) and stay on the A12 until you have passed colchester. Along the Colchester by-pass the A120 branches off to Clacton and Harwich. Stay on the A12 for another 1.5 miles and you will see a small slip road to langham / ardleigh. Take this slip road and take the first right signed dedham. Take nest to right signed dedham. At the “T” junction turn left to dedham. At the next “T” junction turn left to dedham signed “dedham avoiding low bridge” After 0.75 miles turn left into coles oak lane. Drive 0.7 miles (use speedometer) until you reach the last house on the left (called “The Gables” (formally “The Elms”) and before the bridge that goes over the A12) and turn left into a small area that is between The Gables and our field. Turn right into the field where a large Car Park has been made for you. Please do not leave your car in the area between The Gables and our field as we have the right to travel over that area but not to park in that area.

We also have other plots of land available in this and other areas.

Please note There is no permission your are advised make your own inquiry about the land and it meets your requirements by contacting the local authority / council of your intention for its uses.

You are advised to do your own Due diligence on this land.

You should also check before erecting any type of fencing.