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Max Turner from the new homes team at Savills discusses the market outlook for Suffolk in 2024.
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Max Turner from the new homes team at Savills discusses the market outlook for Suffolk in 2024.
All of the applications can be viewed via the planning section of Stroud District Council’s website. Conversion of a former chapel to a residential dwellinghouse - Sheepscombe Methodist Church, Jacks Green, Sheepscombe Ref. No: S.21/1176/FUL Status: Awaiting decision Ref. No: S.21/1187/LBC Status: Awaiting decision Extension of forestry track on field east of the reservoir and north of the New Inn, North Nibley Ref. No: S.21/1223/AGR Status: Awaiting decision Use of land to station a mobile home granny annexe for use incidental to the main dwelling (resubmission) at Forg...
The former farmland in Creeting St Mary which has permission for 43 new homes. - Credit: SAVILLS An area of former farmland in a Suffolk village with permission for more than 40 homes is up for sale, with the proceeds going to a local charity. The 5.8-acre site off Jacks Green road in Creeting St Mary has permission for 43 houses — 14 of which will be affordable. Located to the south side of the A14, the land was cultivated at one time but has remained unused for many years. Mid Suffolk District Council granted outline planning permission on the site in September last year.
The former farmland in Creeting St Mary which has permission for 43 new homes. - Credit: SAVILLS An area of former farmland in a Suffolk village with permission for more than 40 homes is up for sale, with the proceeds going to a local charity. The 5.8-acre site off Jacks Green road in Creeting St Mary has permission for 43 houses — 14 of which will be affordable. Located to the south side of the A14, the land was cultivated at one time but has remained unused for many years. Mid Suffolk District Council granted outline planning permission on the site in September last year.