Land for sale in Sunny Brow Road, Middleton, Manchester M24

Overview

The Current Site
The site is currently in use as a single large residential house with several associated outbuildings.
The planning approval encompasses demolition of the existing dwelling and the outbuildings.
The plot is set back from the road and is adjoined to Sunny Brow Road via a private drive.
Four trees within the site are protected by Tree Preservation Order. The remainder of the trees at the site are not protected.

The Approval
Approval has been granted for the redevelopment of the site at Linkside. The proposed redevelopment comprises the construction of seven
dwellings including associated access improvements, infrastructure and
landscaping following demolition of the existing dwelling and outbuildings.

The dwellings would be positioned in two distinct locations of the site. Firstly, a staggered row of five detached houses spanning the width of the site running parallel with the sites north-western boundary. Secondly, a further pair of semi detached dwellings would be located towards the sites south-eastern boundary.
Each property would be provided with car parking provision and landscaping to the front and a large private garden to the rear.

Location
The site is in a highly accessible location with easy access to public transport, shops, services, and amenities situated in Middleton.

Mills Hill Station 1.5 miles
Moston Station 2.3 miles
Bowker Vale Tram Stop 2.4 miles
Manchester Airport 13.3 miles

Bus services are a popular mode of public transportation in Middleton. Greater Manchester has an extensive bus network operated by several companies, including Stagecoach Manchester and First Greater Manchester. These buses connect Middleton with other towns and cities in the Greater Manchester area.

Metrolink: The Metrolink is Greater Manchester's tram system. While Middleton itself does not have a Metrolink station, there are nearby stations in towns like Rochdale and Manchester, which can be accessed by bus or car.

Cycling and Walking: Middleton, like many towns in the Greater Manchester area, is working to improve cycling and walking infrastructure. There are cycle lanes and pedestrian paths in the town, making it possible to travel short distances within Middleton on foot or by bicycle.

Information Available Upon Request
Brochure.
Gdv.
Approval & Conditions.
Design & Access Statement.
Arboricultural Impact Report.
Title/ Covenant Document

Contact Kim Allen
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