Parcel of land with potential

Property Details: • Type: Land • Tenure: FREEHOLD • Floor Area: 8276 sqft

Key Features: • Attractive parcel of amenity land extending to approximately 0.19 acres • Direct gated access from Bridge Place Road • Private and sheltered setting • Situated within the village of Camerton • Potential for a variety of future uses, including • residential development, subject to obtaining all necessary consents • Formerly part of the historic Bristol and North Somerset Railway

Location: • Nearest Station: Oldfield Park Station • Distance to Station: 5.315318072353719 miles

Agent Information: • Address: South Parade Chew Magna BS40 8SH

Full Description: An attractive parcel of land extending to 0.19 acres, formerly part of the Bristol and North Somerset Railway, with potential for a change of use (subject to permission).<br /><br /> Description.<br />An attractive parcel of land extending to approximately 0.194 acres (0.079 hectares), situated within the village of Camerton. The land is predominantly level and benefits from direct gated access from Bridge Place Road, a quiet country lane. Enclosed by mature trees, hedgerows, fencing and a traditional stone wall, the site occupies a private and sheltered position. The property offers a manageable parcel of land suitable for a range of amenity and recreational purposes, with potential for alternative uses, including residential development, subject to obtaining all necessary planning and other consents.<br /><br />A unique opportunity to acquire a piece of Somerset's railway heritage. This land once formed part of the former Camerton railway, a Victorian branch line constructed to serve the Somerset coalfield and later featured in the celebrated 1953 Ealing comedy The Titfield Thunderbolt. The owner affectionately named the grounds ‘The Old Station Gardens’ in 1882 Camerton Station Opened to transport coal and minerals from Camerton Collieries which mined around 20 pits in the Cam valley, the line was then extended to connect to Hallatrow and the junction station in Limpley Stoke in Wiltshire which was opened in 1910, so truly a rare piece of the Great Western Railway History. Now adjoining the well-regarded Camerton Heritage Trail, the land retains a direct connection with the area's industrial past while enjoying a tranquil rural setting, making it of particular interest to local historians, railway enthusiasts and those seeking a property with genuine historical provenance. <br /><br />Services.<br />We are not aware of any services connected to the land. Prospective purchasers should satisfy themselves as to the availability and capacity of any services they may require.<br /><br />Tenure. <br />Freehold with vacant possession.<br /><br />Local Authorities.<br />Bath and North East Somerset Council - <br /><br />Rights of Way, Easements etc.<br />The property is not believed to be affected by any public rights of way. The property is sold subject to and with the benefit of all rights of way, easements, wayleaves, covenants and other rights, whether specifically referred to in these particulars or not.<br /><br />About the Area.<br />Camerton is a rural village situated approximately seven miles south-west of Bath, surrounded by attractive countryside within the Cam Valley. The nearby towns of Midsomer Norton and Radstock provide a good range of everyday amenities, while Bath offers extensive shopping, leisure and cultural facilities. The surrounding countryside provides opportunities for walking, cycling and other outdoor pursuits.<br /><br />Restrictive Covenant/Development Clawback.<br />The property is not subject to a restrictive covenant or development clawback/uplift clause.<br /><br />Boundaries.<br />The ownership of the boundaries are in accordance with the custom of the country. The purchaser shall be deemed to have full knowledge of the boundaries.<br /><br />What3words.<br />///inner.trappings.buck<br /><br />Viewings.<br />Strictly by appointment with the selling agents, Killens<br /><br />