Castle Street, Stogursey, Stogursey, TA5

Description - We are delighted to offer this development opportunity with full planning consent for a selection of five dwellings in Stogursey. The plot is situated adjacent to Medieval Castle Ruins and is not affected by Phosphate constraints.

Located on the south side of the village this parcel of land is set in over three acres of land and with an additional planning application there is potential for a second phase. The topography of the site is level with good access from Castle Street.

Currently there are two open sided barns located to the south of the site. Construction has started on site in order for the planning consent to remain live to ensure there is no time constraints for expiry.

Planning -  Full planning was granted in July 2022 for a selection of five dwellings. Further details regarding the full planning consent can be found via the Somerset Council online Planning Portal (Somerset West and Taunton) using reference 3/32/21/025. Interested parties must satisfy their own planning investigations. All planning information can be found online.

Plot Descriptions 

Plot 1 - 3 bed semi-detached with single garage - 112SQM - 1205 SQ FT

Plot 2 - 3 bed semi-detached with single garage - 112SQM - 1205 SQ FT

Plot 3 - 3 bed detached with single garage - 110SQM - 1184 SQ FT

Plot 4 -  4 bed detached with double carport and store - 188SQM - 2023 SQ FT

Plot 5 - 4 bed detached with double carport and store - 188SQM - 2023 SQ FT

When built, under current market conditions, Plots 1 and 2 will be in the region of £350,000, Plot 3 in the region of £400,000 and plots 4 and 5 in the region of £450,000, making the overall GDV of the development in the region of 2 million.

Location - Stogursey is a pretty village situated in north west Somerset between the Quantock Hills and Bridgwater Bay. Adjoining our parcel of land is an old water mill and to the south is Stogursey Castle. The village has two local shop, public house, a parish church which dates back to the Norman Period and a modern village hall, and is approx. 9.3 miles from Bridgwater accessible via a local bus service.

Bridgwater is a large historic town which includes shopping facilities, cinema, pubs and restaurants.

Bridgwater's main line railway station is 10.4 miles and the M5 motorway is 11 miles.

Viewing - Viewing is strictly by appointment only, please contact Darren Woodyer on 01373 455060 option 5. Please note this is a parcel open to the elements and suitable precautions and care should be taken during viewings.

Wayleaves, easements, and rights of way - The land will be subject to and with the benefit of all rights of way, whether public or private, light, sport, drainage, water and electricity supplies and other rights and obligations, easements and quasi-easements and restrictive covenants and all existing and proposed wayleaves for masts, pylons, stays, cable, drains, water and gas and other pipes whether referred to in these particulars or not.

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