Land & new homes

Land & new homes

Our land & new homes team have been hard at work bringing new opportunities for development to the market- here's a round-up of our latest plots for sale.

Buck Street, Challock

Planning has been granted for an additional executive home to be added to the small collection of homes adjacent to The Firs. In keeping with the other properties, this home has a similar plan and style to its stunning neighbours’ homes. Set back from the main road, the home itself is in excess of 800 sqm of living space in total which includes a self-contained annexe above a detached garage to be built in front of the home.


Railway Hill, Barham *NOW SOLD STC*

Located on a quiet road in this picturesque, historical, popular village, this desirable plot will have a gorgeous outlook over neighbouring at the rear of the garden. A sweeping drive will lead to off road parking. Beyond this is where the foundations lay from the previous dwelling where the new dwelling is to be erected. 


Thrupe Lane, Masbury, Wells, Somerset

A fantastic opportunity to build a substantial house on a one acre plot on the south side of the Mendips with stunning views of Glastonbury Tor. The property is surrounded by established pasture and ancient hedgerows so the wildlife is extensive and varied.


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Our Land & new homes team work with developer clients looking for new land opportunities and have the experience to talk to you about the potential with your plot. The team also specialise in providing a unique marketing strategy for selling new homes ranging from 1 - 200 units. Please call us or enter your details below.


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