Houndkirk View, Derbyshire Lane, Sheffield

FINAL PLOT REMAINING

Plot 5 is the sort of opportunity that appeals not simply because it offers a place to build, but because it offers the setting for a much better kind of home. Houndkirk View occupies a quietly privileged position between Derbyshire Lane and Scarsdale Road, where mature trees, changing topography and far-reaching views give the development a character that feels both secluded and established. Within that setting, Plot 5 stands out as a chance to create a house with genuine architectural quality and long-term lifestyle appeal.

The approved design, known as Westcliffe, is arranged over three levels and has clearly been shaped around the plot’s elevated position and open aspect. Rather than treating outside space as secondary, the design draws it into everyday living, most notably through a substantial roof terrace opening from the main living area. This gives the house a far more sophisticated feel than a conventional detached new-build, creating a natural focal point for entertaining, evening sun and the wider landscape beyond. The principal bedroom is also designed with its own private terrace, reinforcing the sense that this is a home intended to feel calm, considered and a little out of the ordinary.

Internally, the approved scale of almost 2,000 sq ft provides room to create a house that is generous without feeling excessive: large enough for modern family life, home working and entertaining, but still coherent as a design-led home. Four bedrooms and four bathrooms give the scheme flexibility and longevity, while the three-storey arrangement allows the accommodation to feel more dynamic and better connected to the site’s natural levels and outlook.

Outside, the plot continues that same balance of practicality and quality. A garden of over 100 sq m gives proper usable external space rather than an afterthought, while three parking spaces ensure the day-to-day functionality expected of a house of this calibre. The inclusion of EV charging provision and PV panels also adds a more future-facing element to the specification.

What makes Plot 5 especially attractive is that it offers both control and momentum. The planning work has already been done, allowing a purchaser to move ahead with a strong architectural concept already in place, while still retaining the possibility of refining the scheme to suit individual priorities, subject to consent. In a market where genuinely premium custom-build opportunities remain scarce, that combination is unusual.

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The £225,000 price shown is for the plot of land. An additional build cost of c. £352,000 is required to complete this home. You should budget c. £577,000 to purchase and build this home.