Development Site, 23 Britway Road, Dinas Powys, Vale of Glamorgan CF64 4AF

Development site with detailed planning consent for a detached dwelling with mezzanine level & rear dormer windows. Ideal self-build opportunity offering versatile accommodation and the potential for single level living with first floor guest accommodation & storage.

Dinas Powys

The charming and thriving village provides a range of shops, salons and public houses together with The Humble Onion restaurant, Old Bank (Kin & Ilk) coffee shop and the Wild Blackberry deli.

Leisure facilities include tennis, golf and bowling clubs.

There are also beautiful walks over the Common, throughout the surrounding woodland, Michaelston le Pit and the Salmon Leaps.

What's more, the village is noted for its excellent primary schools.

Dinas Powys is strategically positioned, being just 5 miles south west of the Capital City and 9 miles south east of J33 of the M4 Motorway.

The village has excellent transport links to the city centre with Dinas Powys railway station providing frequent services to Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan.

The Site

The site extends to 449 sq m (4,833 sq ft) which equates to 0.11 of an acre.

A site / location plan can be found attached.

Planning.

Planning approval granted 19 July 2022.

Application Number: 2021/00947/CAC.

Proposed detached single storey dwelling with mezzanine level and rear dormer windows.

The planning drawings are rudimentary at this stage. Technical architectural drawings and structural drawings / calcs for building regulation submission and construction will fall within the next stage of works undertaken by an architect.

Proposed floor plans and elevations can be found attached.

A consultation is available with the vendor's architect to run through the current plans / proposals and to discuss potential variations.

Design

The design ensures a high-quality contemporary development that is sympathetic to the existing surroundings.

The internal floor plan has a contemporary, open plan footprint for kitchen, dining and living, as aspired in modern day living.

Both ground and first floor levels have floor to ceiling glazing and roof window lighting, flooding all spaces with natural light.

Pans offer up to 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms arranged over two levels and would allow for single level living with guest accommodation and storage at first floor level.

Section 106 Agreement

£27,767.12 to be paid by the owner and spent by the Council on the provision of affordable housing.

The Planning Obligation by Deed of Agreement under Section 106 of the Town & Country Planning Act 1990 (dated 17 01 2025) is available upon request.

Additional Information

The following information is available from the sale office:

o Section 106 Agreement
o Site Location Plan
o Block Plan & Site Photos
o Topographical Survey
o Site Analysis
o Proposed Plans
o Proposed Sections & Elevations
o Proposed Elevations in Context
o Vehicle Track paths
o Parking & Transport Statement
o Design & Access Statement
o Heritage Impact Statement