FOR SALE
06/10/26
4258
18761841 / Rightbiz
A parcel of land measuring approx. 0.72 acres fronting Little Stoke Lane. The site is currently occupied by a former youth centre (due to be demolished) with carpark and gardens, and benefits from a road frontage of approx. 180 ft². The site offers significant potential for residential redevelopment.
LOCATION
The site is located in a predominantly residential location, adjacent to Little Stoke Primary School on Little Stoke Lane. Little Stoke is a village located in Stoke Gifford to the north of Bristol.
SITE AREA
Approx. 0.72 acres / 2,919 m².
PLANNING POTENTIAL
The site offers potential for a variety of schemes, houses and flats, subject to obtaining the necessary consents.
EXISTING STRUCTURE
We understand the current 1970's detached youth club measures approx. 494 m². The building is dilapidated and will be demolished by the vendor prior to the sale.
LOCAL AUTHORITY
South Gloucestershire Council
TENURE
The site is offered for sale on a Freehold basis and with vacant possession.
HISTORY
We understand the site was previously utilised as the Little Stoke Youth Club. However, the building is dilapidated and no longer in usable condition. A demolition contractor has been appointed to demolish the building down to the concrete pad and to include the removal of any asbestos.
METHOD OF SALE
The site is offered for sale by Private Treaty. Conditional/subject to planning offers will be considered, and unconditional offers are also invited.
PLANS/SITE AREAS
The site plans, aerial plans and site areas, are provided for indicative purposes only and should not be relied upon.
VIEWINGS
Externally the site can be inspected at any time.
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