27 Lunnsfield Lane, Fairburn, WF11 9LE
40,511 Sq Ft / Land
For Sale
Available - Last updated: 15 March 2024
Summary
The site is set back from Lunnsfield Lane, and is accessed between numbers 25 and 27, and with the exception of the access it comprises a mainly rectangular plot with is bordered by fields or the gardens of neighbouring properties.
Key Points
Full planning permission for 8 detached houses and 6 apartmentsFreehold interestProminent locationEasily accessible
Planning
The site has the benefit of planning permission for a development of 8 detached houses and 6 two bedroomed apartments. The planning permission was granted on appeal on 29th March 2007 under appeal reference APP/N2739/A/06/2029152/NWF.
A material start has been made on site to protect the planning permission. The conditions outlined in the planning permission have been discharged.
Services
We understand that all usual services are available in Lunnsfield Lane or close by the site. Prospective buyers will need to make their own enquiries as to their capacity and suitability.
Location
Fairburn is an attractive commuter village situated in the Selby district of North Yorkshire, and enjoys the combined benefits of having a rural outlook as well as excellent accessibility.
The village is situated approximately 8 miles to the east of Leeds, and a similar distance to the west of Selby. Pontefract is 4 miles to the south, and Wetherby 12 miles to the north. The village is situated close to the A1 (M) and its intersection with the M62, providing easy access to all points north, south, east and west.
The site is located close to the centre of the village, and to the east side of the former A1 which runs north to south through the centre of the village. The adjacent properties are residential and include a good mix of modern detached houses, semi-detached and bungalows.
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