Park Lane, Long Sutton

LOCATION
Plot of land within established residential area in Long Sutton. Site area 268m². Close to the town centre

The site is situated on Park Lane, Long Sutton being therefore close to the centre of Long Sutton, close to shops, Primary and Secondary Schools and all amenities. Long Sutton lies 15 miles east of the Market town of Spalding, and 6 miles east of Holbeach, where there are further extensive shopping and leisure facilities, and other Secondary Schools. Spalding lies 16 miles north of Peterborough, which then provides good access and onward fast train to London’s Kings Cross (within 50 minutes).

DESCRIPTION
The site is owned by the Local Authority and has become surplus to requirements, and is offered for sale with vacant possession on completion

It has a frontage to the footpath of approximately 12m and an average depth of 28m, overall extending to approximately 268m².

SERVICES
All services are understood to be available in the road

TERMS
Conditions of Sale:
1. The purchaser will be responsible for applying for any planning consent, and compliance with all Planning Conditions, and meeting any S106 contributions, and for all costs associated thereto.
2. The purchaser will contribute to the vendor’s legal costs for the sale, capped at £1,500 plus VAT.
3. The use of the site for siting permanent mobile homes or caravans will not be permitted

LEGAL COSTS
The purchaser will contribute to the vendor’s legal costs for the sale, capped at £1,500 plus VAT.

PLANNING
No Pre Planning advice has been obtained from South Holland District Council Planning department for the development of the site, however the site lies within the settlement boundary for Long Sutton. A copy of this is available from the agent. Any further queries in respect of Planning matters should be addressed direct to South Holland District Council – Planning Department - CALL: 01775 761161 EMAIL: planningadvice@sholland.gov.uk

VIEWING
Unaccompanied viewings are permitted. Parties are alerted to the potential uneven surface of the site, and are advised to take their own precautions.