Key Features
Located Within An Agricultural Field To The East Of A Group Of Agricultural Buildings
Outline Planning Permission
Excellent Opportunity For Builders, Investor Or Owner Occupier
Application reference : LA06/2024/0213/O
Description
This development site on Woburn Road presents a unique opportunity for those looking to invest in land. Spanning an agricultural field, the site is positioned to the east of a cluster of agricultural buildings associated with the nearby detached dwelling at no. 35 Woburn Road.
Set back approximately 180 metres from the main road, the site offers a sense of privacy and seclusion, making it an ideal canvas for development. The area is predominantly agricultural, with indigenous hedging lining the field boundaries and the roadside, enhancing the natural beauty of the environment.
This aspect may appeal to those seeking a tranquil retreat away from the hustle and bustle of urban life, while still being within reach of local amenities.
Whether you are looking to build a new home or explore other development possibilities, this site on Woburn Road is a promising opportunity in the heart of the countryside.
Contact our office for further details.
Rooms
Planning Permission
Application reference : LA06/2024/0213/O
Application received date 04 Mar 2024
Decision issued date 09 Jul 2024
Permission expiry date 10 Jul 2027
Location
The site for development is located on the north side of the Woburn Road, Millisle and in the countryside. The site is located within an agricultural field to the east of a group of agricultural buildings associated with no.35 Woburn Road. No.35 Woburn Road is a small detached single storey dwelling and there are also outbuildings surrounding it. The site is set back approximately 180m from the main road and unseen from that road.
Site Details
The site lies outside the development limits of any settlement according to the Ards and Down Area Plan 2015. The surrounding area is characterised by undulating rural topography and dispersed detached dwellings and farm complexes. The surrounding land use is agricultural with indigenous hedging along field boundaries and at the roadside.
