£600,000

Land for Sale

Name: Cheffins
Address: Clifton House, 1-2 Clifton Road, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB1 7EA, GB
Telephone: 01223 214 214
Rating: 4.74

Tinkers Lane, Kingston, Cambridge

£600,000

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Key Features

Residential development site
Far-reaching rural views

Full planning permission for 2 substantial homes

Full Description

A stunning freehold site with full planning permission for the conversion of an agricultural dwelling into two dwellings, surrounded by far reaching countryside views.

Grain Store - Located on the edge of this popular West Cambridge Village, this former grain store offers the opportunity to create two unique homes with far reaching rural outlooks and stunning accommodation. Adjacent to the site are 5 recently converted barn style homes with this opportunity completing the agricultural to residential transition for the area.

Cheffins acted for the sale of the adjacent barns, please contact the New Homes department to discuss potential resale values

Planning - 22/03966/FUL | Full planning permission for the conversion of agricultural building to 2 No. houses, amended access, and associated works granted in November 2022.

Plot 1 consists of a 5 bedroom home at over 2,900sqft. Plot 2 will be a 4 bedroom home at over 2,400sqft. Both units have been carefully designed and offer bespoke accommodation with stunning rural outlooks.

Cheffins Planning Department acted on the approved application and welcome the opportunity to discuss onward planning matters.

Location - Kingston is a small, picturesque village in South Cambrideshire. It is a charming and tranquil community steeped in history. Located about 7 miles west of Cambridge, it features fantastic countryside views, traditional cottages, and a close-knit population. The village is home to St. Andrew's Church, serving as a reminder of Kingston's historical roots, and the Village Hall where events are held such as pilates, 'coffee, tea and chats', pub nights, tea parties and many more, helping the village to be a vibrant hub of local life. It further benefits from strong transport links to London, with Royston only a 20 minute drive away. From Royston, there are three trains per hour, making the commute both convenient and efficient.

Agents Notes - Tenure - Freehold
Council Tax Band - N/A

UTILITIES/SERVICES
Purchaser to investigate connections
Broadband - Fibre available
Mobile Signal/Coverage - ok

Flood Risk - None noted
Rights of Way, Easements, Covenants -None noted
Conservation Area - No
Planning Permission - Full