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Site 40 metres west of 18 Ballyhacket Lane, Castlerock, Castlerock, Coleraine, BT51 4SU

Offers Over £99,500
  • status Sale
  • style Residential Land
  • Price Offers Over £99,500
  • Style Residential Land
  • Status Sale
Armstrong Gordon Office: 028 7083 2000

Description

This presents a great opportunity for residential developers or private individual in a sought after area in the North Coast. The site is situated approximately 40 metres west of 18 Ballyhackett Lane, Castlerock, within an established rural setting close to existing dwellings and farm buildings and extends to approximately an acre but additional land can be available by separate negotiation. This site has stunning sea and coastal views. Outline Planning Permission has been granted by Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council for: The construction of a dwelling with a detached garage, including a new access and parking area. Planning reference: LA01/2025/0342/O Application date: 8 April 2025 Decision date: 2 July 2026 Type of approval: Outline Planning Permission Key Planning Parameters

Features

  • The approved development is subject to a number of conditions, including:
  • The proposed dwelling must be single storey
  • The dwelling must have a maximum ridge height of 5.5 metres above finished floor level
  • The footprint of the dwelling must not exceed 160 sq m, measured externally
  • The dwelling must be of a local vernacular design, using materials and finishes appropriate to the rural setting
  • The dwelling and its associated curtilage must be positioned within the area shown on the approved location plan
  • The depth of underbuilding between finished floor level and existing ground level must not exceed 0.45 metres
  • Full details of the dwellings siting, design, external appearance, access and landscaping must be submitted through a subsequent Reserved Matters application
  • A detailed landscaping scheme must be agreed at Reserved Matters stage
  • Sewage disposal arrangements must be agreed with Northern Ireland Water or receive the necessary consent to discharge before development commences
  • Site Features:
  • A defined site for the proposed dwelling fronting onto Ballyhackett Lane.
  • A preferred siting area within the lower portion of the field.
  • A proposed access from Ballyhackett Lane.
  • Existing foul drainage nearby.
  • Existing dwellings positioned at approximately the same level as the proposed site.
  • Site boundaries to be formed or reinforced with hedgerows of native species, subject to the planning conditions.
  • The site is positioned across the existing valley from the nearby mound and further away from it than recently approved dwellings.

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