Guide price
£250,000
Land for saleThe Beacon, Ilminster TA19
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Opportunity to purchase two building plots
Outline permission and Reserved Matters approved
Permission for two detached contemporary properties
Within half a mile of the town centre
Excellent road links within a short drive
Sought-after address with superb views
A development opportunity in one of our most sought-after addresses on the edge of the town. With planning permission granted for two detached contemporary residences, designed to make the most of the superb views and fabulous position.
The Property
A rare opportunity to acquire two adjoining building plots in one of the town's most sought-after addresses with the benefit of planning permission for the erection of two impressive detached dwellinghouses with integral garages and associated parking. The three-storey contemporary style of the two properties, designed to nestle in the existing hillside, makes the most of the available natural light and stunning views by the use of large expanses of glazing. The houses are intended to be constructed in natural stone with timber boarding under grp roofs.
Situation
Located towards the northern edge of the town with fabulous views to the west, the land lies within easy reach of public footpaths and Dillington Estate permitted paths which lead you straight into the countryside. The town centre is only approximately half a mile away with a pedestrian pavement providing access. The town centre stores are mostly centred around the market square and 15th century Minster church and have everything you need from an award-winning butcher’s, delicatessen, cheese and dairy shop, super hardware store, homewares, antiques stores, clothes boutiques and gift shops. Ilminster is well served by a town-centre Tesco store with ample free parking. Alongside is a bowls club and tennis club and close-by a town library. There is also an excellent Co-op store with adjacent Peacocks clothes store. Ilminster Arts Centre is a vibrant arts venue with a licensed café and there are plenty of other places to eat, including pubs, cafes and restaurants. The town has several hairdressers / beauty salons, a dental surgery, first and middle schools (soon to combine to a two-tier system) and a modern health centre with two doctors' surgeries. This area of South Somerset remains very much unspoilt. It lies within easy reach of the lovely Jurassic coastline with its many beautiful beaches and historic seaside towns such as Lyme Regis within 30 minutes’ drive, whilst just a short drive away are the Blackdown Hills, another aonb perfect for walking and cycling. In terms of accessibility, it offers the best of both worlds with excellent road links such as the A30 and A358 (which in turn connects to the M5 and A303).
Directions
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Planning
Please refer to Somerset Council Planning References 18/03454/out and 22/02633/rem.
The allocation certificate for the Discharge of Condition 2 (Phospate Credits) has been paid for and provided to the agents. A copy is available on request along with other reports already conducted including the Nutrient Neutrality Assessment and Mitigation Strategy, Ecological Appraisal, and Shadow Habitats Regulations Assessment.
Services
There are currently no mains services connected to the site for the benefit of the two plots.
Ultrafast broadband is available in the area. There is mobile coverage. Please refer to Ofcom's website for further information.
Material Information
Local Authority - Somerset Council
The Property
A rare opportunity to acquire two adjoining building plots in one of the town's most sought-after addresses with the benefit of planning permission for the erection of two impressive detached dwellinghouses with integral garages and associated parking. The three-storey contemporary style of the two properties, designed to nestle in the existing hillside, makes the most of the available natural light and stunning views by the use of large expanses of glazing. The houses are intended to be constructed in natural stone with timber boarding under grp roofs.
Situation
Located towards the northern edge of the town with fabulous views to the west, the land lies within easy reach of public footpaths and Dillington Estate permitted paths which lead you straight into the countryside. The town centre is only approximately half a mile away with a pedestrian pavement providing access. The town centre stores are mostly centred around the market square and 15th century Minster church and have everything you need from an award-winning butcher’s, delicatessen, cheese and dairy shop, super hardware store, homewares, antiques stores, clothes boutiques and gift shops. Ilminster is well served by a town-centre Tesco store with ample free parking. Alongside is a bowls club and tennis club and close-by a town library. There is also an excellent Co-op store with adjacent Peacocks clothes store. Ilminster Arts Centre is a vibrant arts venue with a licensed café and there are plenty of other places to eat, including pubs, cafes and restaurants. The town has several hairdressers / beauty salons, a dental surgery, first and middle schools (soon to combine to a two-tier system) and a modern health centre with two doctors' surgeries. This area of South Somerset remains very much unspoilt. It lies within easy reach of the lovely Jurassic coastline with its many beautiful beaches and historic seaside towns such as Lyme Regis within 30 minutes’ drive, whilst just a short drive away are the Blackdown Hills, another aonb perfect for walking and cycling. In terms of accessibility, it offers the best of both worlds with excellent road links such as the A30 and A358 (which in turn connects to the M5 and A303).
Directions
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Planning
Please refer to Somerset Council Planning References 18/03454/out and 22/02633/rem.
The allocation certificate for the Discharge of Condition 2 (Phospate Credits) has been paid for and provided to the agents. A copy is available on request along with other reports already conducted including the Nutrient Neutrality Assessment and Mitigation Strategy, Ecological Appraisal, and Shadow Habitats Regulations Assessment.
Services
There are currently no mains services connected to the site for the benefit of the two plots.
Ultrafast broadband is available in the area. There is mobile coverage. Please refer to Ofcom's website for further information.
Material Information
Local Authority - Somerset Council
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