Land on the eastern outskirts of Nottingham with planning permission for up to 65 homes – including 24 conversions of existing farm buildings – has been put on the market by a leading property consultancy.
Fisher German is marketing the 11-acre site at Bulcote Farm in Bulcote, a village northwest of Nottingham, after land promoter Northern Trust secured detailed planning permission for 41 new homes along with the conversions of the existing farm buildings on the site.
The barns are Grade-II listed having been built from red brick in 1904 and are based around a quadrangle.
Permissions have also been secured for a 95 m2 community building, a 1,156 m2 shared amenity space, a 145-space car park and 25 cycle parking spaces.
Matthew Handford, Senior Development Surveyor at Fisher German, said: “This is a unique site in Nottinghamshire as it features a mix of permissions for both new build properties and the conversion of existing farm buildings. It presents a great opportunity for a developer with imagination.
“Bulcote is a highly sought-after location being around eight miles outside of Nottingham city centre and a mile away from the nearest train station at Burton Joyce, while also being close to highly rated local schools.
“We are expecting a good level of interest from developers for this site so we would encourage anyone with questions to contact us.”
