This property presents an exceptional development prospect nestled within the scenic rural landscape of South Herefordshire. Spanning approximately 0.43 acres, the site comes with full planning approval for a thoughtfully designed development comprising four homes: two detached four-bedroom properties aimed at the open market, complemented by two semi-detached two-bedroom dwellings intended as affordable housing. Each design has been curated to enhance the stunning countryside views characteristic of Howle Hill, promoting a harmonious integration with the existing village architecture.
The overall layout efficiently utilises the available space while responding to local demand for quality housing in this desirable area. The larger homes will each cover around 118 sq m (1,270 sq ft), with garages included, while the smaller affordable units will provide approximately 80 sq m (861 sq ft). All properties are planned to feature private parking solutions and outdoor spaces including garden sheds for semi-detached residences.
Positioned next to Howle Hill Crossroads and benefiting from direct access via Sharman Pitch, this site combines convenient connectivity with a tranquil rural atmosphere—a rare find in today’s market. The breathtaking views across the countryside significantly enhance its appeal and promise strong interest upon completion.
Located within the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Howle Hill offers a picturesque setting surrounded by nature yet remains close to essential amenities in nearby towns such as Ross on Wye and Monmouth, both known for their vibrant communities and excellent facilities.
Access to major roadways is streamlined, with the A40 located just under four miles away, ensuring easy commutes to Hereford, Gloucester, and beyond. This strategic location allows residents to enjoy a rural lifestyle without sacrificing convenience.
The project benefits from an established planning framework, including various approvals that facilitate immediate action on-site development. The Section 106 Agreement ensures that no more than one open-market dwelling may commence until the affordable units are completed—an attractive stipulation for investors looking at long-term returns in this growing market.
Currently connected to mains water with electricity readily available nearby, further investigations into utility connections are encouraged for prospective developers.
