About this property

Rural building plot
Quiet location overlooking fields
Outline consent for a large detached house
Additional land may be available

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Randalls Residential Estate Agents. A building plot in a quiet rural position overlooking farmland of about 0.75 acre with outline consent for the building of a subatantial detached house, with the potential of additional land by seperate negotiation.

A rare opportunity to acquire a building plot in a rural yet convenient location within a short drive to the north of Basingstoke.

Outline planning permission (18/00582/OUT) was granted on 8th August 2018 for: 'Change of use from equestrian use to residential and erection of a detached chalet bungalow with access and layout to be included, following demolition of all the existing buildings on site'

Basingstoke 6 miles
Newbury 12 miles
Reading 13 miles

Location

New Road is a quiet lane in Pamber Green, a small north Hampshire hamlet located in the centre of the triangle created by the local towns of Basingstoke, Reading and Newbury. There are shops and pubs in some of the nearby villages and the highly regarded Priory Primary School is in the adjoining village of Charter Alley. Nearby, the small town of Tadley offers sufficient facilities to cater for most day-to-day requirements. Each of the three larger towns offers an extensive range of leisure, recreational and educational facilities and large shopping centres.

Commuting is excellent with the mainline station in Basingstoke providing fast and frequent services to London Waterloo within about 45 minutes and junction 6 of the M3 and junction 11 of the M4 are 7 and 10 miles respectively.

The Plot

Formerly a riding school, permission has been granted to replace the current range of stables with a single detached chalet style property. The plot extends to about 0.75 acre and overlooks farmland on all side. Further land may be available by separate negotiation.

Services
Mains water and electricity.

Local authority
Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council. Tel: 01256 844844

Viewing
By prior appointment through Randalls Residential on 01256 345635

Directions to RG26 3AG
Leave Basingstoke in a northerly direction on the A340 signposted to Aldermaston. Pass through Sherborne St John and then pass the Queen’s College Arms pub on your left and after about one mile take the right hand turning into New Road, with a brown sign showing ‘Riding School’. After about a half a mile the riding school will be found on the left hand side.