Land Off Walkers Lane, Whittington, Worcestershire , WR5 2RD

The site extends to approximately 5.00 acres (2.02 hectares) and is accessed via Walkers Lane to the north east. It borders Swinesherd Way to the north, residential dwellings along the eastern boundary, mature trees to the south and Whittington Road (A4440) to the west, that provides connectivity leading to Worcester City centre.

The site is well connected with J7 of the M5 within circa 0.8 miles to the south and the A4440 bordering the site to the west, with access provided off Walkers Lane.

Offers are invited on a Conditional, 'Subject to Planning' or Promotion Agreement basis. Offers to be sent to Harry Breakwell: [email protected]

Location
The site is located in the village of Whittington, Worcester close to Junction 7 of the M5 motorway. The village itself benefits from a Primary School, Community Hall, and public house, with wider amenities provided immediately to the north around Worcester. The site is well connected with J7 of the M5 within circa 0.8 miles to the south and the A4440 bordering the site to the west, with access provided off Walkers Lane.

Worcester City Centre - 3 miles
Worcestershire Parkway Railway Station - 2.2 miles
M5 Junction 7 - 0.8 miles

Planning
The subject site is situated within the planning jurisdiction of Wychavon District Council. Planning Policy is covered by the South Worcestershire Development Plan (SWDP). The latest review of the SWDP was submitted to the Secretary of State for independent examination in September 2023.

The site was included within the SHELAA submission for the SWDP review in 2022. The site is referred to as 'Land off Walkers Lane', ref: CFS0123. Whittington.
A new footpath bridge has been erected over Swinesherd Way approximately 0.3 miles to the north of the site. This provides a pedestrian linkage from the nearby Persimmon Homes development out onto Spetchley Road, where there are schools, a pub and Waitrose supermarket.

The site is not located within a Conservation Area, Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), nor the Green Belt, however the site is located within a designated 'Significant Gap'. The principal function of a Significant Gap is to keep land open (not necessarily free from development) in order to prevent coalescence and to provide appropriate settings for settlements.

We feel the site would be suited to the following uses subject to gaining the relevant planning consents:
Care home facilities
Hotel
Roadside uses
Residential development

Terms
Offers are invited on a Conditional, 'Subject to Planning' or Promotion Agreement basis. Please specify the following when submitting an offer:

Premium - deductible, but non returnable
Conditional Price, or Promoter Fee and percentage of Sale Proceeds to be returned to landowners
Duration of term(s)
Minimum Price
Planning Strategy
Confirmation that landowners reasonable legal and agent fees will be met.

Offers to be sent to Harry Breakwell: [email protected]

Viewing
Viewings are strictly by prior appointment only with Bruton Knowles, however, the site can be viewed at the northern boundary via Walkers Lane, accessed from the north.