FOR SALE Land at Stanks Gardens, Swarcliffe, Leeds, LS14 5LS - Residential Development Opportunity 0.85 ha (2.1 acres) - Leeds City Council
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FOR SALE Land at Stanks Gardens, Swarcliffe, Leeds, LS14 5LS Residential Development Opportunity 0.85 ha (2.1 acres)
ABOUT LEEDS Leeds is the UK’s fastest growing city and is the main driver of a city region economy worth £60 billion per annum, with a combined population of 3 million and a workforce of 1.5 million. It has been identified as the most attractive city in A total of £4 billion has been invested in large scale the North for inward investment and is home to the development projects over the last ten years and largest number of high growth businesses outside there is a further £5.8 billion worth of development London and the South East. under construction and in the pipeline. Leeds is the largest centre outside London for Modern Leeds landmarks include the award-winning financial and business services and has one of the Trinity Leeds retail and leisure development, most diverse economies of the all the UK’s main Broadcasting Place at Leeds Beckett University and employment centres. the 13,500 capacity first direct arena. The city has three internationally recognised Leeds is an exceptionally green city; within just a universities, one of the largest further education few miles of the centre, the city opens out onto the colleges in the UK and Europe’s largest teaching landscape, townships and villages of the Yorkshire hospital trust. Dales. The BBC’s regional headquarters in located in Leeds Located at the intersection of the national motorway and it is the only UK city with its own opera and network, Leeds is just over two hours by rail from ballet company. London Kings Cross. Leeds Bradford Airport is the UK’s fastest growing regional airport. 2014 saw Leeds stage the grandest of Grand Départs when Yorkshire hosted the first stage of the Tour de France and the city is now bidding to become 1. European Capital of Culture in 2023. Leeds has an exceptional architectural heritage with set pieces of Victorian architecture such as Leeds Town Hall, the Corn Exhange, Grand Theatre and Kirkgate Markets and the city’s covered shopping arcades taking pride of place. 2. 3. 1. Victoria Gate. 2. Trinity Leeds. 3. Broadcasting Place, Leeds Beckett University. 4. Grand Départ, Leeds, Tour de France 2014. 5. first direct arena. 5. 4.
PROPERTY DETAILS Leeds City Council is offering for sale land suitable for residential development, the site of the former St Gregory’s RC Primary School, measuring approximately 0.85 ha (2.1 acres) located at Stanks Gardens, Swarcliffe, Leeds, LS14. Offers are invited for the site by informal tender with a closing date for receipt of offers and scheme proposals of 12 noon Friday 2 March 2018. The nearby Langbar Retail Centre on Swarcliffe SITE LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION Avenue is anchored by Co-op stores and provides local shopping facilities and Seacroft Green Shopping Centre, anchored by a Tesco Extra store is less than 1 mile to the east of the site. There is easy access to Leeds, York and Harrogate via the nearby A64 York Road and A6110 Leeds Ring Road. PLANNING The site has been identified in the Leeds City Council Draft Site Allocations Plan (SAP) as being suitable for residential development (subject to planning), with a site capacity of 33 houses. An extract from the SAP and a site constraints plan outlining key design principles are included in the additional documents which are available to download from the Council’s website www.leeds.gov.uk/property or Rightmove www.rightmove.co.uk. The site, comprising two parcels of land shown coloured blue on the plan included below, measures approximately 0.85 ha (2.1 acres) and is located around 5 miles east of Leeds city centre in the established residential area of Swarcliffe. Part of the site was formerly occupied by St Gregory’s RC Primary School which was vacated and demolished to leave a predominantly flat site ready for development. The site is located in the heart of Swarcliffe adjacent to St Gregory’s Youth and Adult Centre and backing on to an area of recreational greenspace. The Swarcliffe estate has recently undergone a £100m housing refurbishment scheme and Persimmon Homes have redeveloped parts of the estate with new build private housing. In accordance with the requirements of Core Strategy policy G4, a commuted sum will be required in lieu of on-site greenspace provision in this instance. This sum is intended to be used towards open space improvements and play provision on the adjacent recreational land to the south west of the site and will be calculated based on the number of units proposed and secured via a legal agreement as part of any planning application for the development of the site.
PROPERTY DETAILS All schemes should reflect the guidance in the “Street TENURE Design Guide” Supplementary Planning Document. All documents are available on www.leeds.gov.uk/ldf. The sites are being sold freehold with vacant Please also see the Council’s Supplementary Planning possession upon completion as shown coloured blue Document (SPD) “Parking”, Jan 2016 for guidance on on the plans included in these details. parking standards. FEES A design and access statement should be submitted The purchaser will contribute to the Council’s costs as part of the planning application, including an based on 4% of the gross sum offered in addition to analysis of the local context. the purchase price. Technical Information in relation to access and VAT services is available to download from www.rightmove.co.uk . The information provided is The Council reserves the right to charge VAT. advisory only and prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries on these matters. OFFER PROCEDURE Offers and scheme proposals are invited by a closing Leeds City Council is committed to working with date of 12 noon on Friday 2 March 2018. Offers must applicants at the pre-application stage of planning be submitted using the standard offer form, which can proposals and actively encourages pre-application be downloaded, and must be submitted in an discussions for all types of development. Further unmarked envelope to the Council by the closing date. details are available on the Council’s website at For further information relating to the offer procedure http://www.leeds.gov.uk/council/Pages/Pre- please contact Mike Ross, mike.ross@leeds.gov.uk ; application-enquiries.aspx. Please note that there is 0113 378 7672. a fee. FURTHER INFORMATION AND VIEWING Prospective purchasers must satisfy themselves as to the requirements of the Planning Authority and make The site may be viewed from the adjacent public their own enquiries as to the suitability of the site for highway. Leeds City Council cannot be held their purposes. responsible for any damage or injury sustained by any person(s) viewing or carrying out inspections or investigations on site. This information is for guidance only and is provided on a without prejudice basis and does not obviate the need for independent consideration of town planning requirements for the site. All offers will be assessed on deliverability of the proposal supporting the offer set against the requirements of planning and highways policy. Further copies of this brochure can be obtained by visiting the City Council’s website at www.leeds.gov.uk/property or www.rightmove.co.uk. This information can be made available in large print, braille and on computer disc. The text can also be made available in a number of languages. Tel: 0113 ACCESS/SERVICES 378 7683 The site is currently accessed from Stanks Gardens and Swarcliffe Avenue, which are both adopted highways. Technical Information in relation to access and services is available to download from the Council’s website www.leeds.gov.uk/property or Rightmove www.rightmove.co.uk. The information provided is advisory only and prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries on these matters.
PROPERTY DETAILS CONTACT DETAILS General Enquiries Mike Ross Housing Growth Team tel: 0113 378 7672 e-mail: mike.ross@leeds.gov.uk Highways & Technical Nazneen Malik tel: 0113 378 7463 e-mail: Nazneen.malik@leeds.gov.uk Planning Enquiries Planning Services (Development Enquiry Centre) tel: 0113 378 7600 IMPORTANT NOTICE The particulars and any documentation are provided for the guidance only of potential purchasers or developers and will not form part of any contract which may be entered into. No representation or warranty is made or given in relation to the condition or suitability of any services. All proposals made will be subject to further detailed negotiations and subject to contract, and the Council may decide not to pursue negotiations in relation to all or any of the proposals which it may receive or may decide to invite other proposals. The Council will not be liable for any inaccuracy in these particulars or in any other documents or for any costs, fees and expenses incurred in viewing the sites, in preparing and submitting proposals or in undertaking any negotiations with the Council. None of the matters in these particulars or in any other documents or in any proposals which may be made will constitute an agreement or collateral contract with the Council.
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