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Map3 bedroom detached house
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Detached house
3 beds
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Service charge: £0 per annum
Council tax: Band A
Features and description
- Tenure: Freehold
- Planning consent granted for creating of a four bedroom detached house
- Further planning consent to extend and renovate a the Grade II listed cottage
- Excellent location in central North West Norfolk
- Generous plots for both properties
- To be sold as a whole.
An exceptional rural development opportunity.
Description
An exceptional rural development opportunity on the edge of the picturesque Raynham Estate. The project comprises planning consent for a detached executive home, in about half an acre with double garage, and a Grade II listed cottage for renovation, with planning consent to extend and remodel. A section 106 agreement dictates that both properties must be sold together, and there is a programme for the works whereby the cottage renovation must be at a certain stage, prior to certain works on the new house being carried out. This is to ensure that the cottage is rightly restored to a habitable home, whilst also introducing a new home into the area. Please refer to the selling agent for further detail.
9 West Raynham Road
A Grade II listed cottage, nestled on the end of a terrace of three former estate cottages, where No 9. enjoys the best position with fine views out over countryside. The cottage is currently in need of full renovation and landscaping, and has tremendous scope to create a charming and substantial cottage in this popular area of Norfolk.
Listed Building consent has been granted to remodel the internal layout, together with extending to the east to add a kitchen with roof lantern. There is provision for dining room and sitting room, utility, WC, boot room and a ground floor bedroom/reception room with en suite shower room. Upstairs there will be three bedrooms, and two bath/shower rooms.
The house sits on a plot of about quarter of an acre, with consent for a large terraced area. The generous plot provides space for landscaping and off street parking.
Both the neighbouring cottages, no.7 and no.6, have been successful holiday lets, second homes and permanent homes, with both having sold successfully within the past couple of years.
10 West Raynham Road
On the opposite side of West Raynham Road is a level plot, of about half an acre, with planning consent for a new detached executive home. Consent for new builds in this area are few and far between, particularly two storey. The new house, of red brick under a pan tile roof, will total about 2,163 sq ft, with a predominantly open plan ground floor layout comprising sitting/dining/kitchen area, a utility, hall and useful shower room. The first floor will host four bedrooms, two of which are en suite, together with a family bathroom. The house will sit centrally within the plot, which has existing mature trees on the perimeter, and there is planning consent for a double garage, timber clad with a pantile roof.
Location
9/10 West Raynham Road is located on the edge of the village of South Raynham, a village surrounded by the 17th century Raynham Hall Estate, a picturesque and diverse estate with seasonal and pop up events, glamping and recitals.
The village has a petrol station and store, with further amenities, supermarkets and education in the nearby Georgian market town of Fakenham. The town also has a cinema, coffee shops, restaurants, National Hunt racecourse, golf course and pitch and putt course.
The market town of Swaffham is approximately 10 miles away, with good shopping and a Waitrose supermarket. The renowned North Norfolk Coast is about 14 miles away, providing good quality sailing, seal trips, a network of coastal paths, sandy beaches, a plethora of restaurants and pubs and RSPB bird reserves. Other nearby attractions include the Pensthorpe Nature Reserve, the Sandringham, Holkham and Houghton Estates which are open to the public, and many good local pubs notably The Dabbling Duck at Great Massingham and The Rose & Crown in Harpley. There are regular rail services to London King’s Cross from both Downham Market and King’s Lynn, and services to London Liverpool Street from Norwich.
Square Footage: 1,693 sq ft
Additional Info
Agent's note
Please see North Norfolk planning portal with the following reference numbers - PF/20/0756, PF/20/0763 and LA/18/0027.
A right of way will be granted for No.10, over land retained by the Raynham Estate.
Services
Mains water and electricity, private drainage.
Local Authority
North Norfolk District Council.
Council Tax Band A
Viewings
Strictly by appointment with Savills. If there is any point which is of particular importance to you, we invite you to discuss this with us, especially before you travel to view the property.
Description
An exceptional rural development opportunity on the edge of the picturesque Raynham Estate. The project comprises planning consent for a detached executive home, in about half an acre with double garage, and a Grade II listed cottage for renovation, with planning consent to extend and remodel. A section 106 agreement dictates that both properties must be sold together, and there is a programme for the works whereby the cottage renovation must be at a certain stage, prior to certain works on the new house being carried out. This is to ensure that the cottage is rightly restored to a habitable home, whilst also introducing a new home into the area. Please refer to the selling agent for further detail.
9 West Raynham Road
A Grade II listed cottage, nestled on the end of a terrace of three former estate cottages, where No 9. enjoys the best position with fine views out over countryside. The cottage is currently in need of full renovation and landscaping, and has tremendous scope to create a charming and substantial cottage in this popular area of Norfolk.
Listed Building consent has been granted to remodel the internal layout, together with extending to the east to add a kitchen with roof lantern. There is provision for dining room and sitting room, utility, WC, boot room and a ground floor bedroom/reception room with en suite shower room. Upstairs there will be three bedrooms, and two bath/shower rooms.
The house sits on a plot of about quarter of an acre, with consent for a large terraced area. The generous plot provides space for landscaping and off street parking.
Both the neighbouring cottages, no.7 and no.6, have been successful holiday lets, second homes and permanent homes, with both having sold successfully within the past couple of years.
10 West Raynham Road
On the opposite side of West Raynham Road is a level plot, of about half an acre, with planning consent for a new detached executive home. Consent for new builds in this area are few and far between, particularly two storey. The new house, of red brick under a pan tile roof, will total about 2,163 sq ft, with a predominantly open plan ground floor layout comprising sitting/dining/kitchen area, a utility, hall and useful shower room. The first floor will host four bedrooms, two of which are en suite, together with a family bathroom. The house will sit centrally within the plot, which has existing mature trees on the perimeter, and there is planning consent for a double garage, timber clad with a pantile roof.
Location
9/10 West Raynham Road is located on the edge of the village of South Raynham, a village surrounded by the 17th century Raynham Hall Estate, a picturesque and diverse estate with seasonal and pop up events, glamping and recitals.
The village has a petrol station and store, with further amenities, supermarkets and education in the nearby Georgian market town of Fakenham. The town also has a cinema, coffee shops, restaurants, National Hunt racecourse, golf course and pitch and putt course.
The market town of Swaffham is approximately 10 miles away, with good shopping and a Waitrose supermarket. The renowned North Norfolk Coast is about 14 miles away, providing good quality sailing, seal trips, a network of coastal paths, sandy beaches, a plethora of restaurants and pubs and RSPB bird reserves. Other nearby attractions include the Pensthorpe Nature Reserve, the Sandringham, Holkham and Houghton Estates which are open to the public, and many good local pubs notably The Dabbling Duck at Great Massingham and The Rose & Crown in Harpley. There are regular rail services to London King’s Cross from both Downham Market and King’s Lynn, and services to London Liverpool Street from Norwich.
Square Footage: 1,693 sq ft
Additional Info
Agent's note
Please see North Norfolk planning portal with the following reference numbers - PF/20/0756, PF/20/0763 and LA/18/0027.
A right of way will be granted for No.10, over land retained by the Raynham Estate.
Services
Mains water and electricity, private drainage.
Local Authority
North Norfolk District Council.
Council Tax Band A
Viewings
Strictly by appointment with Savills. If there is any point which is of particular importance to you, we invite you to discuss this with us, especially before you travel to view the property.
About this agent
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