Description

Announcement of the sale by private treaty of a residential development site with full planning consent to construct 6 exclusive dwellings in central Ulverston, extending to approximately 1.07 acres of freehold development land.

Description
The property has full planning consent to construct 6 exclusive detached dwelling in central Ulverston, with direct access onto the A590.
The total site extends to approximately 1.07 acres and currently includes a former outbuilding and separate detached garage for Kirklands House. The site also has a number of large mature trees which run alongside the A590 and provide a natural screening, along with the substantial stone wall, creating a secluded site despite its central location.

The current planning consent, reference SL/2013/0989, for the site is for 6 detached dwellings, one of which is three bedrooms and the remaining five properties are four bedrooms. All the properties have planning for a garage or double garage along with driveway parking and gardens.
Full details of planning can be provided on request.

Tenure
Freehold with vacant possession on completion.
Wayleaves/Easement
The land is sold subject to, and with the benefit of, all rights of way, whether public or private, any existing or proposed wayleaves, easements or quasi easements, whether referred to within these particulars or not.

Boundaries
Boundary maintenance responsibilities, as far as known, are with maintainable by the owner and will therefore be the responsibility of the purchaser.

Inspections
During normal business hours with a set of particulars to hand having due regard to the privacy of neighbouring properties.
Viewing inside any buildings on the property is strictly prohibited. Neither the Vendor nor UAM Property will accept any liability for any incident or accidents relating to the viewing of the property.

Health and Safety
Viewers should bear in mind the risk associated with land and developments, as well as any wildlife that may be present at time of viewing.
We recommend all viewers to wear appropriate clothing and foot ware to minimise the risks associated with viewing land.