Land At Mossy Lea Road, Wrightington, Wigan, Lancashire, WN6 9RY

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£180,000 plus

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Description

A rare residential development opportunity comprising a parcel of land extending to approximately 0.359 acres (0.145 hectares) and sold with Permission in Principle for the erection of up to two dwellings. The land occupies a prominent corner position fronting Mossy Lea Road at its intersection with Broadhurst Lane in the desirable village of Wrightington. Conveniently located just a short drive from Junction 27 of the M6 motorway, the site offers excellent transport links while benefiting from a pleasant semi-rural setting. Local amenities, schools, and countryside walks are all within easy reach.

Approx Site Area

0.37 acres (0.15 hectares).

Tenure

The plot is sold on a 999 long-leasehold interest.

Planning

Permission in Principle was granted, upon appeal, on 10th September 2024 for the erection of a maximum of two dwellings. The application reference is 2023/1002/PIP and details can be found via the West Lancashire Borough Council website: https://pa.westlancs.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=summary&keyVal=S3UXGBRH06I00

Costs

Details of the Buyer's Premium and any additional fees payable are contained within the legal documents.

General

1. All the information provided on our website is for indicative purposes only and interested parties should refer to the contents of the legal pack and rely upon their own due diligence as a prudent bidder.

2. PLEASE NOTE BIDDING COMMENCES ON TUESDAY 23RD SEPTEMBER AND CLOSES ON WEDNESDAY 24TH SEPTEMBER.

3. This plot is sold subject to a restriction on disposal of surface water to combined/foul and an obligation to only dispose of surface water via either infiltration (if appropriate) or to watercourse.