The plot has full planning consent to construct 2 4-bedroom detached houses totalling 6,254 sq ft/ 581 sq meters in all. The former horse grazing site extends to 1.71 acres and comprises 0.63 acres with residential consent and a further 1.08 acres of agricultural land to the rear. A separate area adjacent, measuring 0.11 acres has been designated for Nitrate Mitigation and will be retained by the vendor.

Planning The full details can be found under Basingstoke and Deane planning reference 20/00756/FUL. The planning consent is subject to precommencement conditions and the types of building materials to be used are subject to approval from the planning authority. Prospective purchasers are advised to make their own enquiries to the local planning authority.

Agents Note Some of the images provided are computer generated impressions of the proposed dwellings. These images are for guidance only. Prospective purchasers will be required to conduct any ground investigations that may be required and make their own enquiries regarding the connection of services.

This property has 1.71 acres of land.

Situation

Situated on the edge of Oakley, just 5 miles west of Basingstoke, the site occupies a quiet location at the end of this quiet no-through lane road with great views of surrounding countryside. The village of Oakley offers a good range of amenities, including a post office, shop, primary school, and pubs. Commuting to London Waterloo is convenient, with travel times of approximately 45 and 55 minutes from Basingstoke and Overton stations, respectively. Nearby Basingstoke provides ample leisure and educational facilities, while access to the M3 at junctions 6 & 7 further enhances transportation options. (All distances and times are approximate)

Directions

Leave Newbury on the A339 towards Basingstoke and follow the road for 13.5 miles and turn right into Ibworth Lane continuing to Wootton One Mile, at the end of the road turn right onto Andover Road and first left into Fox Lane, bear left into St Johns Road and bear left again into Pardown. The site is located at the very end of the road.