Coventry Road, Dunchurch, Rugby

Homestead Farm presents an exceptional opportunity to acquire a consented, commenced and de-risked residential development in the highly sought-after village of Dunchurch, Warwickshire.

The scheme comprises four executive detached dwellings within a carefully planned, low-density development that complements the setting of the existing Homestead Farm and its mature rural surroundings.

Plot 1: 5 Bedroom Executive Sustainable Home
Plots 2-4: 4 Bedroom Executive Sustainable Homes (Depicted in CGI impression)

Reserved Matters approval has been secured, the planning permission has been lawfully implemented, and a Section 73 application has been submitted to optimise the site layout. The foul sewer connection has been agreed with Severn Trent, and the development benefits from no Community Infrastructure Levy liability, representing an estimated saving of approximately £149,000.

With the principal planning and infrastructure risks already addressed, Homestead Farm provides developers with an opportunity to progress directly towards construction, significantly reducing the time, cost and uncertainty typically associated with bringing residential sites forward. Unlike many residential development opportunities currently available, Homestead Farm has progressed beyond the planning stage. The site is effectively development-ready, allowing a purchaser to move rapidly towards construction with significantly reduced programme risk.

Rare Opportunity - Location - Highly sought after site located at Homestead Farm, Coventry Road, in the ever desirable village of Dunchurch
Development - Four Executive Detached Dwellings
Planning Status - Reserved Matters Approved & Implemented
Variation - Section 73 Application Submitted
Infrastructure - Sewer Connection Agreed with Severn Trent
Bonus Legal Status - x2 Section 106 Agreements Sewer & Storm Drain

Rare opportunity to acquire a consented, commenced and de-risked residential development where the principal planning, infrastructure and financial hurdles have already been overcome. With Reserved Matters approval secured, planning lawfully implemented, no Community Infrastructure Levy liability and key utility infrastructure in place, a purchaser can focus on delivering an exceptional development rather than navigating the uncertainties of the planning process..

Particulars Of The Development - The proposed development comprises four individually designed executive detached homes, carefully positioned within a low-density scheme that complements the character of Homestead Farm and its attractive rural setting. The development has progressed beyond the planning stage, with the planning permission lawfully implemented, no Community Infrastructure Levy liability, an approved Severn Trent sewer connection, and the principal enabling works already completed. As a result, the scheme is effectively ready to commence, providing an exceptional opportunity for a developer to move directly towards construction.

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