Plot for sale

* PLANNING PERMISSION GRANTED * SINGLE 2 STOREY DWELLING * PANORAMIC VIEWS * 0.11 OF AN ACRE * VILLAGE LOCATION *

An interesting opportunity to purchase an individual level building plot tucked away on a small lane within this well regarded and pretty hamlet.

The site extends to approximately 470sq.m. or in excess of 5,000sq.ft. (0.11 of an acre) being approximately 44m at it's maximum depth to approximately 12.3m in width. It's north westerly aspect has simply stunning, elevated, panoramic views across adjacent fields down to the Trent valley beyond, with the Trent valley escarpment on the horizon creating a superb vista which would be a stunning feature, particularly from the first floor accommodation.

Planning has been approved by Rushcliffe Borough Council in February 2023 for the erection of a unique two storey dwelling which approaches 2,000sq.ft. and makes excellent use of this L shaped plot, providing a versatile level of accommodation over two floors, with the ability of the property to be utilised as both a single or two storey home. The ground floor accommodation proposal provides for a fantastic open plan living/dining kitchen with access out into the rear garden to make excellent use of the views, a separate reception area to the easterly side, ground floor bedroom with ensuite facilities leading off a central hallway and a useful utility and garage. To the first floor there are two further bedrooms, ensuite and main bathroom and a well thought out second reception which leads out onto a balcony which, again, utilises the panoramic views.

The previous building has now been demolished and there is a relatively level site, ready for works to commence.

Further information can be found on Rushcliffe Borough Council's planning portal under Ref. No. 22/02309/FUL.

PLEASE NOTE:- The main image is an artists impression of the completed project, this is only for guidance and surrounding foliage, boundaries and view etc, may differ from the image shown.

Kneeton - The village of Kneeton can be traced in history back to 1086 where it was recorded in the Domesday Book as "Chenuiton" and at the time of recording the village consisted of 5 tenant farmers, 3 freed men and one priest. Women and children were not recorded and it is estimated that the village consisted 8 or 9 households totaling 30 to 40 people. The village has has little growth in the last 900 years, with the last census recording a population of less than 100, with new houses in Kneeton being very rare and less than 10 being added in the 20th and 21st centuries.

In 2018 Kneeton became a conservation area with 10 of the local properties in the village being Grade II listed which in turn creates a unique and pretty setting.

Kneeton is located 16 miles from Nottingham city centre, 29 miles from Leicester city centre and 31 miles from Lincoln. Closer amenities, including shops, public houses and local schools can be found in the nearby village of East Bridgford which is only 1.8 miles away with Flintham primary school being 3.5 miles away. The market town of Bingham is only a few minutes drive away and provides all the amenities necessary. There are fast trains running from Newark Northgate Station to London Kings Cross with a journey time of approximately 75 minutes.