Ready-permission plot for a 4-bed family home on 0.15 acre in peaceful rural Welney..
- Full planning permission for a four-bedroom detached home (ref 24/00706/FUL)
- Plot size approx 0.15 acre with garden and parking potential
- Proposed house about 1,700 sq ft (lounge, kitchen/dining, study, utility)
- Freehold tenure; subject to Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL)
- Medium flood risk — mitigation may be required
- Rural hamlet location; limited local services and amenities
- Mobile signal and broadband speeds are average
- Purchase requires arranging construction and service connections
A rare single building plot in quiet Bells Drove with full planning permission for a spacious four-bedroom detached family home. The consent (ref: 24/00706/FUL) covers a house of approximately 1,700 sq ft with lounge, kitchen/dining, study, utility, ensuite and family bathroom — essentially a turnkey design for a family build. The plot extends to about 0.15 acres, allowing a garden, patio and parking or garage space as shown on the plans.
This site will suit a family seeking rural living and privacy: the hamlet/isolated-dwelling location promises countryside views and low immediate neighbour density. The architectural visuals suggest traditional materials (brick, concrete roof tiles, stone sills) with a modern internal layout — practical, straightforward construction without ornate detailing.
Important considerations are set out plainly. The plot is freehold but subject to a Community Infrastructure Levy and standard planning conditions (details available via the planning portal). There is a medium flood risk for the area, and local services are limited — mobile signal and broadband are average. Buyers should expect to manage the build process, drainage/flood-prevention measures, and connection of services.
For families wanting to create a ready-designed home in a quiet rural setting, this plot offers immediate planning security and a clear canvas. It will most appeal to purchasers prepared to commission the build and factor in CIL, flood mitigation and rural utility arrangements.