Land for sale in Wraxall, Shepton Mallet BA4, £450,000

450,000.00

Offer Nr.:
64868843
Type of ad:
for Sale
Property type:
Land
Contact name:
Symonds & Sampson - Yeovil
Phone(s):
01935 590011

* Freehold
* Development Site with full Planning
* Pp for 7 Units
* 5 Detached Houses and 2 Semi Detached Houses
* Detailed Planning App ref: 2020/0960/ful
* No Affordable Housing
* No Section 106 Contribution
* 703m2 / 7, 567 sqft Prop Accommodation
* 0. 53 Acres in Total
A development site with full planning for 7 units (5 detached houses and 2
semi detached houses) totally 703 square metres or 7, 567 square feet of
proposed accommodation. Planning ref: 2020/0960/ful with decision notice being
3 May 2023.
**Situation**
Wraxall is a small hamlet close to the villages of East Pennard, Pilton and
Ditcheat. The latter is a very popular village and well known as home to Paul
Nicholls’s racing stables and Barbers farmhouse cheese. It has a good farm
shop, an excellent primary school and two good pubs, the Manor Inn and the
Alhampton Inn. There is a thriving village hall and parish church.
The city of Wells is just a 10 - minute drive away. Wells is the smallest
Cathedral city in England and offers all the usual amenities that you would
expect including banks, doctors surgeries, dentists, a selection of primary
schools and the excellent Blue School and Wells Cathedral School. The High
Street is vibrant with a small selection of chain stores such as Boots and
Waterstones, plus a variety of independent shops, restaurants and pubs. There
is a twice - weekly market offering good local produce, delicious fresh fish,
meat products and a variety of street food. Wells also has a choice of
supermarkets including Waitrose, Tesco, Morrisons and a new Lidl. At the very
heart of the city is the stunning mediaeval Cathedral, Bishop’s Palace with
its superb garden and Vicars’ Close (reputed to be the oldest surviving
residential street in Europe). Wells is fast becoming the South West's go - to
place for festivals with annual food, literary, comedy and theatre events.
Tables and chairs adorn the cobbled square surrounded by fabulous architecture
and historic buildings. With both the Cathedral School and the Cathedral
itself, there are all year opportunities for musical concerts and other
events, plus there are regular shows in the Little Theatre and a multi screen
cinema.
The very popular small town of Bruton is nearby which has the popular
restaurant/coffee/bread shop called ‘At the Chapel’ and the world famous
Hauser and Wirth Art Gallery.
Also nearby is Frome, one of Somerset’s most fashionable market towns and
recently featured in the Sunday Times as the best place to live in Somerset.
The town has a comprehensive choice of pubs, restaurants and shops plus all
the usual amenities. Founded in 2013, the “Frome Independent” is an award -
winning independent street market that is held on the first Sunday of every
month and attracts 80, 000 people a year. Other local attractions and amenities
include the well - known Bath and West Show Ground which is home to everything
from the famous County show to regular antique markets.
Increasingly popular open water swimming and scuba diving are available at
nearby Vobster Quay, a 36 acre fresh water lake which is just over a 15 minute
drive away. Golf Clubs are in Wells, Yeovil, Wheathill at Lovington and on the
Mendips. Sailing and fishing can be found on the Chew Valley and Blagdon
Lakes. A minor injuries unit is close at hand being situated at Shepton Mallet
Community Hospital. The heritage city of Bath and regional centre of Bristol
are both within very easy reach. There are excellent state and independent
schools in the area including a primary school in the village of Ditcheat as
well as several primary schools in Wells. Wells Blue secondary school, Wells
Cathedral School - prep and senior, Downside School, All Hallows Preparatory
School, Millfield - prep and senior school and the Bruton schools are all in
close proximity. The cities of Bath and Bristol are within commuting distance
and the main line railway station at Castle Cary (6 miles away) has direct
links to London Paddington, journey time 1hr 40 mins. Street and Glastonbury
are 15 minutes away and Bristol airport is an easy 45 minute drive.

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