Freehold self-build site in a popular village location near Shaftsbury in Dorset. The site is approximately 0.4 acres and has planning permission for a spectacular Dan-Wood modular home, a benchmark in modern sustainable architecture. The site has a lovely open feel with views over the Dorset Showground and hills beyond.

The site is approximately 0.4 of an acre and is broadly flat and currently laid to grass. The guiding principle of this Dan-Wood home is to create a residence that is both environmentally sustainable and architecturally appealing. The design promotes ecological responsibility by minimising the building’s carbon footprint through innovative construction methods, energy-efficient systems, and sustainable materials.

Large gable-end windows are strategically placed under generous overhanging eaves to reduce solar heat gain while enhancing natural light. The house is positioned so that the eaves face true east and west, maintaining privacy for neighbours and maximising energy efficiency.

Roofing will feature Marley Edgemere Interlocking Slate in dark grey for durability and aesthetic appeal. Ground-to-ceiling anthracite gable-end windows showcase the home’s modernity, while teak rhombus cladding adds warmth and texture to the design. Teak rhombus cladding will enhance the visible elevations, complementing the contemporary design. The detached, oak-framed two-bay garage will be clad with wood panels and finished with a tiled roof matching the house.

Once the groundwork is completed, the house will be delivered and assembled within 4–5 days, minimising disruption to neighbours. The interior and exterior work will be completed within 8–10 weeks.

Energy saving features include external walls made up of combined mineral wool and polystyrene insulation, providing exceptional thermal performance. Durable Alsecco Therm coating protects against algae, fungus, and salt deposits, ensuring long-lasting external finishes.

Guaranteed to be 100% airtight, the home achieves superior energy efficiency. A mechanical ventilation system with heat recovery ensures continuous fresh air while recovering 60–80% of expelled heat, significantly reducing energy usage. Solar Panels on the south-facing roof maximise renewable energy generation. An air source heat pump powers underfloor heating throughout, providing a fully ecological heating solution. The house is expected to achieve an A energy rating, well exceeding most new builds.

The driveway will be surfaced with gravel ensuring permeability and reducing surface water runoff. The proposal will include wild flower meadow planting along the frontage with a new hedge along the north boundary.

The site is situated in a beautiful village location. Full address details are available to registered buyers.

The site has full planning permission granted by Dorset Council and another, amended, plan has also been submitted.

The planning references and further details are available to registered buyers.

We are informed that the following services are available on site: Electricity, Water, Fibre Broadband and a Waste Treatment water pipe.

We would advise potential purchasers to make their own enquires to clarify this prior to purchase.

The site can be viewed only by appointment through The Land Bank Partnership.