33,756.30 EUR House Sell United Kingdom, Adlington

Description: The land is of a popular and economical acreage, enjoys a most attractive setting between Westhoughton Road and the meandering Leeds/Liverpool Canal and stretches up to Skew Bridge. It is ideally suitable as a small pony paddock, amenity land or small holding and benefits from the extensive waterside frontage extending to some 240m (260 yds). It is set in pleasant rural surroundings in an area washed over as Green Belt in the Local Plan and is conveniently placed for access from Chorley and Adlington. Location: Proceeding south out of Chorley along the A6, until you come to Skew Bridge and the land is then on the right by the traffic lights controlled junction. Planning: Chorley Borough Council have produced a supplementary guidance note Development Involving Horses Policy which explains that stables for outdoor sport and recreation are examples of appropriate development within the Green Belt . Permission is normally granted for a small number of stables for private use providing the appropriate criteria can be achieved. Similarly, creation of sand paddocks should be carefully sited to minimise the impact on the landscape. Tenure: It is understood the site is Freehold and free from Chief Rent but this is to be confirmed by Legal Advisers. Services: No services are connected but it is understood the water supply could possibly be available from Westhoughton Road. Purchasers are advised to make their own enquiries. To View: By attendance on site. Note: The land is currently tenanted but is to be vacated shortly. Any cabins/structures that remain on the Land belong to the tenant. Source: Chorley Property GazetteInvestment CharacteristicsTenanted PropertyLifestyle ActivitiesLakeDevelopmentEquestrianRuralProperty CharacteristicsFreeholdProperty FeaturesStables