An attractive mature building plot with planning permission granted for a 3 bedroom detached house, situated in this coveted Wiltshire Village, offering good access to Westbury and Frome. An excellent and relatively straight forward development site, this wonderful opportunity would suit someone wanting to self build or a developer equally well and due to the popular location, is bound to be hotly contested.

Dilton Marsh offers a local farm shop, recently refurbished village pub a few hundred yards away from the house, Post Office and primary school with outstanding ofsted reports. Dilton Marsh is just over a mile from Westbury, which is a vibrant and popular market town located in the heart of Wiltshire which provides excellent access to Warminster, Salisbury, Frome, and Bath via the A36. The town is well served by several respected schools, Westbury Infants, Westbury Church Of England Junior, and Matravers Secondary. Residents are able to take full advantage of the gorgeous countryside that surrounds the town, with some beautiful walks and cycle rides nearby, not to mention Longleat which is 8 miles distant, so whether it be a stroll to enjoy the vista across the White Horse and beyond or perhaps a ramble in Clanger Woods this has it all. Superb rail links are on hand courtesy of the railway station which offers a direct line to Bath, London Paddington, Cardiff, Portsmouth, and Swindon. The historic 14th century All Saints Church is located off the main square and you will find a number of independent shops and cafe's to enjoy along with a Farmers Market which meets on a weekly basis. The town has three supermarkets with Aldi, Lidl, and Morrisons to choose from. On the sports and leisure side, there is Leighton Recreation Centre, a local swimming pool, and several gyms where you can work up a sweat.

AGENTS NOTE: Full details of the application can be viewed by visiting Wiltshire Council's planning portal using reference: PL/2021/11615 The buyer will be required to pay for and provide the erection of the fence to mark the new boundaries along with removal of the small outbuilding.