Land for sale in Longslow, Market Drayton TF9

Are you struggling finding your perfect home, spending countless hours scrolling through Rightmove listings with no luck! Have you ever considered building your dream home! We have found the perfect solution for you! Welcome to this picturesque rural plot of land! Nestled amidst nature's splendour, this serene location offers breath taking, views that will mesmerize your senses. With outline planning permission already in place under reference 23/00854/out for for the existing building to be demolished and the erection of a single dwelling with shared access, it presents a golden opportunity for those envisioning their dream home come to life. Embrace the tranquil surroundings and create a haven that reflects your unique style and aspirations. Discover the harmony between countryside living and modern convenience on this idyllic canvas, where your imagination can flourish and architectural dreams can become a reality. Don't miss this chance to embrace the beauty of nature and craft your perfect abode! Call our Eccleshall office today on to book your viewing appointment!
EPC Rating: E

Location

Longslow is a small hamlet on the edge of Market Drayton, a market town in north Shropshire, England, close to the Welsh and Staffordshire border and located along the River Tern, between Shrewsbury and Stoke-on-Trent. The Shropshire Union Canal and Regional Cycle Route 75 pass through the town whilst the A53 road by-passes the town providing access to links further afield. Market Drayton possesses a rich history with some traditions being continued today, such as the weekly Wednesday markets having being chartered by King Henry III in 1245. There are a number of pubs, restaurants and shops including three supermarkets within this market town, making amenities easily accessible. There are several schools in Market Drayton for all educational ages from Nursery to Sixth-Form making this an ideal location for families.

Agent Note

Please note that the land measurement is approximate and it will need to be investigated and clarified further via a solicitor.

The new owners would be responsible to demolish the existing building on the plot

the photographs are of the views of the surrounding views and not of the plot itself.