A detailed planning consent has been granted for a detached three-bedroom house in a popular suburb some two miles north-east of Swindon town centre. The house has a GIA of approximately 1060sq.ft. The ground floor has a hall, WC, storage area, kitchen, dining room and lounge with a stairway leading to the first floor. The first floor has a landing, three bedrooms, bathroom, and a further storage area. The house has approximately 192sq.m. of garden which wraps around the property, with more of the garden space to the rear of the new house. The plot has its own existing vehicle access which will lead onto two parking spaces and a turning area. The house will have red facing brickwork with textured render under concrete roof tiles and with UPVC windows and doors.

The plot is approximately 309sq.m. and is level. The current owner will remove the existing garage and fence-off the plot. The plot already has an existing vehicle access from the residential road, that leads off the main road, on this corner plot.

This area was once a village, but is now a large parish, with a population of around 23,000 people. The parish is set in around 200 acres of land and has many local amenities including a retail park and leisure centre, cinema, a community hall, children’s play parks, allotments, a library, pubs, restaurants and shops. Both Sainsburys and the Co-op are in the area. Both Kingsdown secondary school and Colebrook junior school are rated as Good by Ofsted. Swindon railway station is just 1.5 miles from the plot with a regular main-line service to London Paddington and there is easy access to the M4 and M5. Swindon is a very large town with a population of around 185,000. Nationwide Building Society and the National Trust have their Headquarters in Swindon and major employers include Vickers, BMW and Zurich Financial Services. Local attractions include the 260- acre Lydiard Park Country House and Estate, Shaw Forest Park and there are two local museums. The Brunel Shopping Centre is a large retail centre and the town centre has household names such as Waitrose, M & S and Primark. There is also the Swindon Designer Outlet. Swindon town has a professional football team and is also renowned for its ice-hockey and speedway teams.

The plot has access to all main services including mains drainage and gas.

The plot can be viewed only by appointment through The Land Bank Partnership. The gate is locked, and we will need to arrange for this to be unlocked for a viewing.