Wellow, Isle of Wight

An interesting opportunity to acquire an exceptionally well-located plot of land within the sought after West Wight village of Wellow; being sold with a residential restrictive covenant.

The subject property extends to just over 0.2 acre and is positioned in an elevated location offering fine southerly views. There is direct road access and the plot if generally level. It is being used for private storage and there is restrictive covenant preventing residential development, but alternative uses maybe possible, subject to obtaining necessary planning permission. This is a stunning plot of land, that is suitable for a multitude of uses.
On three sides, the land is enclosed with hedging / fencing and is open to the road. The land is grassed and there are currently storage units at the Northern end, which have been in situ for some years.

Covenant - A residential dwelling(s), restricted covenant is held by the neighbouring property, Mount Place.

Plot Measurements (Approximate) - Length (North to South) 63.5m
Width (South end of the plot) 13.5m
Width (North end of the plot) 14.5m

Tenure - Freehold.

Mount Place (neighbour to the East, had a drainage system on the subject land).

Viewings - Strictly by appointment with Spence Willard.

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