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Land for sale
Treowen, Newtown SY16348,480 sq. ft
Local area information
Property location
Nearby amenities
- Ysgol Dafydd Llwyd 0.2 miles
- Newtown High School 0.2 miles
- Newtown (Powys) 0.2 miles
- Caersws 4.9 miles
These distances are calculated in a straight line. The actual route and distance may vary.
Features and description
Location
Newtown, Powys is the principal growth centre of Mid Wales, both in terms of business and employment, there being four major industrial estates and a number of substantial regional office headquarter buildings, and in terms of domestic population fuelling demand for housing, the town population stood at the 2011 census at 11,357, whereas the mid 2014 Powys County Council estimate for the Newtown locality is 17,040.
Heol Treowen will benefit from having a fast connection to the Newtown bypass, currently under construction with completion expected March 2019 and the junction on the Kerry Road (A489) will be close by.
Interested parties should obtain more detailed and up to date information on the construction of the Newtown bypass, routeways, timing etc. By contacting the Welsh Government and specifically Gail Jones on .
Description
Lot 2, a site as shown on the attached plan for identification purposes only, hatched in red and amounting to approximately 8 acres, currently given over to pasture.
The southern boundary of the site is skirted by a gas main and it is understood that this has a slight impact upon development in this area, but otherwise the majority of the acres may be considered for development. Interested parties should make their own enquiries to the Health and Safety Executive limitations (padh+) and seek relevant professional advice.
The adjoining site, Lot 1, to the west is also for sale. Totalling 16.5 acres for possible residential development, similarly lodged as a candidate site in the L.D.P.
Planning
Interested parties must make their own enquiries
to the Local Planning Authority, but we confirm that this site has been lodged in the Local Development Plan process as a candidate site and it is likely that a decision upon such sites will be made in late 2017. The owners have promoted this site as a possible mixed use site and it is understood that the Local Planning Authority – may give it favour subject to details being agreed.
Pricing
For the freehold, a price on application to the agents.
Newtown, Powys is the principal growth centre of Mid Wales, both in terms of business and employment, there being four major industrial estates and a number of substantial regional office headquarter buildings, and in terms of domestic population fuelling demand for housing, the town population stood at the 2011 census at 11,357, whereas the mid 2014 Powys County Council estimate for the Newtown locality is 17,040.
Heol Treowen will benefit from having a fast connection to the Newtown bypass, currently under construction with completion expected March 2019 and the junction on the Kerry Road (A489) will be close by.
Interested parties should obtain more detailed and up to date information on the construction of the Newtown bypass, routeways, timing etc. By contacting the Welsh Government and specifically Gail Jones on .
Description
Lot 2, a site as shown on the attached plan for identification purposes only, hatched in red and amounting to approximately 8 acres, currently given over to pasture.
The southern boundary of the site is skirted by a gas main and it is understood that this has a slight impact upon development in this area, but otherwise the majority of the acres may be considered for development. Interested parties should make their own enquiries to the Health and Safety Executive limitations (padh+) and seek relevant professional advice.
The adjoining site, Lot 1, to the west is also for sale. Totalling 16.5 acres for possible residential development, similarly lodged as a candidate site in the L.D.P.
Planning
Interested parties must make their own enquiries
to the Local Planning Authority, but we confirm that this site has been lodged in the Local Development Plan process as a candidate site and it is likely that a decision upon such sites will be made in late 2017. The owners have promoted this site as a possible mixed use site and it is understood that the Local Planning Authority – may give it favour subject to details being agreed.
Pricing
For the freehold, a price on application to the agents.
More information
Listed by
Celt Rowlands & Co
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