Land for sale

Stone House Road, Wisbech PE14

A small parcel of land Upwell Norfolk.

Plot size 0.031 acre plot.

Plot number on the plan A 21.

Investment/leisure freehold site.

Plot size in metres is 7 m by 16 m by 7 m 16 m.

Not in flood zone.

Councils is King's Lynn and West Norfolk.

Tenure freehold land.

Address

Land On The South Side Of Baptist Road
Upwell
Wisbech
PE14 9DU

Directions from London:
Proceed to M25 junction 27 and go north on the M11 to junction 9 and exit onto A11 towards Newmarket. As you travel along the A11 it joins the A14 still going towards Newmarket and at exit 37 exit onto the A142 towards Ely. When you see the Cathedral and get to the outskirts of Ely go left at the mini roundabout and follow sign saying “All Routes”. Go straight over at next roundabout and second left exit at next roundabout and follow A10 towards Downham Market. Carry on driving on the A10 until just before Littleport where you go left at the roundabout onto the A1101 sign posted Wisbech and stay on the A1101 until you reach Three Holes. Slow down and turn left at sign that reads B1098. It also reads “Croft Road”. You then see a village sign saying upwell. Drive slowly through the village and when the B1098 goes left you keep driving straight ahead. This is now the B1412 although I did not spot the number on any sign. Carry on driving through village along “Dove Road” which in turn becomes “School Road”. Slow down when you pass school on the right and when you get to a bridge on left with canal moorings and “The Globe Inn” on your right. Turn right at the corner of the Globe Inn into “New Bridge Road” and drive down this road with houses on both sides of the road until there is a “T” Junction in front of you. Our land is opposite you at 11 o’clock in “Stonehouse Road” . There is also a bungalow opposite the site and another on the left of the site entrance and as you go onto the site you will see about 7 mobile home/caravans in the field on the right.

There is no planning please make sure it meets your requirements by carrying out all checks with the local authority / council
of your intention for its use.

You should check before erecting any type of fencing.