Full planning for nine homes on a large suburban plot; verify size and tenure..
- Full planning permission granted for nine residential dwellings
- Circa 1.0 acre of grassed land (listing also references c.1.8 acres; verify)
- Road frontage to Top Llan Road with suburban edge location
- Distant estuary/river views and countryside outlook to south/west
- Predominantly flat with some boundary tree cover and gentle fall
- Offers over £600,000; freehold stated but tenure recorded as unknown
- Area classed as very deprived — may affect values and sales pace
- Excellent mobile signal and fast broadband; flood risk recorded as none
A rare development plot on the fringe of Glan Conwy with full planning permission for nine residential dwellings. The site benefits from road frontage to Top Llan Road, open aspects to the south and west, and distant estuary/river views which can improve marketability for future homes. Services appear readily available given the suburban edge location; mobile signal and broadband are reported as excellent and fast.
The land is described as predominantly grassed with some boundary tree cover and a gentle fall. The plot size is large for the locality and offers potential for good separation from neighbouring houses on the lower boundary, helping privacy and outlook. Planning in place significantly de-risks the initial consenting stage and shortens time to delivery for a builder or investor targeting small-scale residential schemes.
Notable constraints are factual and important: the listing gives an asking/guide of offers over £600,000 and tenure is recorded as unknown, which will require verification. The wider area is classed as very deprived, which can affect sales values, pricing expectations and funding terms. The description also contains conflicting plot-size notes (circa 1.0 acre in some fields, approximately 1.8 acres in a summary); the exact area should be confirmed in legal/title documents before offer.
This site suits a developer or investor able to proceed quickly with implementation and market new homes locally. Practical next steps are desktop due diligence on title and planning conditions, ground investigation, and a local market appraisal to validate sales values in the surrounding, economically challenged area.