Agricultural Land Stourbridge Road, Catshill, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, B61 0BW

Greenfield land in an edge of settlement location, on the south side of Birmingham. The Land is relatively flat and is currently used for grazing. There is a public right of way which crosses in an easterly/westerly direction. Boundaries are well defined, with a mixture of trees and mature hedgerows. The Land extends to approximately 7.539 acres (3.05 hectares) as defined approximately by the red line boundary on these particulars for identification purposes only.

Location
The Land is on the north side of M42 Junction 1 and is east of the M5 Junction 4a. It therefore has excellent transport links. It is situated on the southern edge of the village of Catshill in Worcestershire. Catshill is within Bromsgrove District. The village has evolved from its historic agricultural and nail-making origins into a thriving residential community, providing various shops, parks, cafés, pubs and restaurants, a leisure centre and community library, places of worship, and primary and secondary school offerings. The nearest train station is Bromsgrove, with frequent mainline train services to Birmingham New Street, Worcester Foregate Street, and Hereford. A direct bus service at the Hinton Fields stop, to the west of the Land, provides services to the surrounding towns and Birmingham city centre.

Services
It is understood that drainage, gas, electric, water and telecoms are within close proximity. Prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries.

Planning
The Land lies within the administrative boundary of Bromsgrove District Council and is within the Green Belt. It is situated outside, but adjacent to, the settlement boundary of Catshill. The area of land coloured blue on the indicative plan on the following page (Blue Land) has been submitted to the Call for Sites (ref. 139). This part of the Land measures approximately 0.78 of an acre. In the emerging Bromsgrove District Local Plan, the Blue Land submitted into the Call for Sites was 'considered suitable for development subject to an acceptable noise screening assessment.' The noise assessment refers to the Blue Land's proximity to the interchange of the M5 and M42 motorways.

Terms
The Land is offered for sale by Informal Tender. The Vendor will consider selling the Land as a whole or in two lots - (1) the Blue Land and (2) the Green Land. Offers are invited for the whole on an unconditional basis; offers for the Blue Land only are invited on either an unconditional or conditional subject to planning basis albeit it will require the exclusion of a 6-metre strip of land running along the northern boundary as access to Green Land. A copy of the tender form is available upon request. Offers are to be submitted by 12pm on Monday 15 June 2026 and should include the following information as a minimum.

Legal Costs
Each party is to bear their own costs.

Viewing
The Land can be viewed from the public highway or public right of way. Any viewings are carried out at the parties' own risk. Should interested parties wish to walk the Land, arrangements must be made with Bruton Knowles.