Land for sale in Bristol

This historic farmhouse, a distinguished Grade II listed property, is set within the tranquil hamlet of Kington, just south of Thornbury. With its origins dating back to the 17th century, this farmhouse showcases an array of period details such as stone facades, timber-framed windows, and original flagstone flooring. While recent upgrades have enhanced comfort and preserved heritage charm, opportunities remain for further modernization and expansion. The reception hall welcomes you into a central inner hallway that connects two principal reception rooms: a drawing room featuring a multi-fuel stove fireplace and traditional bay window shutters, alongside a cozy sitting room adorned with exposed beams and an inglenook fireplace with garden views. At the heart of the home lies a spacious kitchen/breakfast area equipped with an AGA and granite work surfaces, complemented by a rear terrace that opens onto the enclosed garden. Adjacent utility and cloakroom facilities enhance practicality. There are five bedrooms distributed across the first and second floors, supported by family bathroom facilities including a separate shower room and a versatile attic space on the top floor. Externally, this property boasts an impressive collection of traditional stone outbuildings – barns, stables, and storage areas – along with an open-fronted barn suited for parking. The additional three paddocks provide exciting potential for equestrian activities or developing into a smallholding. Notably, planning permissions have been granted for transforming certain outbuildings (P22/02577/F), while previous permissions for alterations are available for resubmission. With 3.47 acres of grounds and a peaceful rural setting complemented by nearby amenities in Thornbury—including excellent schools—and convenient access to transport links like Bristol Parkway train station and Bristol Airport, this property represents a compelling investment opportunity ripe for renovation.

This development site offers an exciting opportunity for investors and developers alike. Spanning approximately 0.5 acres, the property currently features a mix of one- and two-story structures with a generous frontage along Grove Road. Its location in Fishponds provides easy access to local parks, shops, and public transport options, making it an attractive area for future residents. Planning permission has been granted under reference 23/00133/F for the demolition of existing industrial buildings and the construction of a modern scheme comprising eleven three-bedroom houses, each approximately 911 square feet in size. Each unit will include parking and private gardens, appealing to families and professionals seeking quality living spaces in this vibrant neighborhood. The projected Gross Development Value (GDV) is estimated between £4.745 million and £4.945 million, highlighting the site's potential for lucrative returns. While current plans focus on residential development, the site’s zoning allows for various uses, including continued industrial operations or adaptive reuse of existing buildings into residential units. Historically approved planning applications indicate potential for higher density developments should future adjustments be pursued. Fishponds is characterized by its strong community spirit and diverse housing offerings, which contribute to its appeal among buyers. The bustling High Street is filled with independent shops, cafes, and restaurants that enhance the area's charm. Additionally, excellent transportation links connect residents to Bristol city center and nearby educational institutions like the University of the West of England. Given the property's strategic location and existing planning permissions, it represents a viable investment opportunity for those looking to capitalize on Bristol's growing housing demand.

This freehold property presents a compelling opportunity for redevelopment, located prominently at the intersection of Wick Road and Malvern Road. Previously utilized as a car garage and workshop, it comes with granted planning permission to demolish the existing structure and construct a mixed-use block comprising five self-contained flats (3 two-bedroom and 2 one-bedroom units) along with a Class E retail space. The site offers vacant possession, allowing for immediate renovation and development plans to be put in place. An inspection chamber and underground tanks are present from its prior use, with removal quotes readily available. This investment could yield up to £1.5 million in gross development value, providing significant potential for profit upon completion. Additionally, there is an option to convert the retail unit into an additional residential dwelling under permitted development rights, thereby enhancing the site's viability as a profitable investment. With close proximity to local amenities and only two miles from Bristol City Centre, this corner plot holds promise for developers aiming to capitalize on growing demand in the area.

This property presents a unique opportunity for renovation or investment in a sought-after area of Gloucester Road, Bishopston. Located prominently near the junction with Egerton Road, it benefits from close proximity to a variety of local amenities and robust transport links to the city center, making it attractive for both residents and visitors. The site comes with full planning consent for the demolition of existing structures, paving the way for the construction of a new residential block that will feature both a Sui Generis House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) and a Use Class C1 aparthotel. The proposed plans include a seven-bedroom aparthotel alongside an additional four-bedroom HMO, providing significant potential for revenue generation through short-term rentals and longer-term accommodations. With the site’s current layout, there is also room to explore further configurations or expansions, subject to necessary approvals. For those considering investment potential, rental assessments indicate possible gross annual returns of around £156,000 based on market rates—approximately £750 per month per room for the HMO and about £1,250 per month per room in the aparthotel at an 80% occupancy rate. This freehold property is offered with vacant possession, which allows flexibility for immediate plans without tenant constraints. The floor plan provided serves as an indicative guide; interested parties should conduct their own due diligence regarding dimensions and easements. Potential investors should also be aware of regulatory requirements concerning asbestos management under current legislation. As the property has not been specifically tested for asbestos presence, we recommend that thorough inquiries are pursued by all serious buyers. In summary, this development opportunity encompasses not only immediate revenue-generating potential but also encourages creative reimagining suited to market demands—a rare find in such a vibrant location.