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GUIDE PRICE: £100,000-£120,000

A residential development opportunity in the established Willesborough neighbourhood of Ashford, comprising two purpose-built one-bedroom apartments.

The scheme replaces redundant garage outbuildings on a self-contained plot, with planning consent already secured through Ashford Borough Council.

Planning: PA/2024/1055 Erection of 2. No one-bedroom flats following the demolition of 5. No garages.

BNG Credits: Vendor has purchased credits in readiness for the purchasers to start work. 

Services: We recommend investigating the services prior to offering. However, some services maybe available along the residential street. 

Tenure:  The property is offered for sale by private treaty with vacant possession upon completion.

Proposed Layout: The scheme delivers 115m² (1,237 sq ft) of net residential floor area across two well-configured flats, each with its own kitchen, living and dining space, a bedroom, and a bathroom.Flat 1 size is 50m2 (538 sq ft). Flat 2 benefits of 65m2 (669 sq ft) of floor area, a private balcony, and dedicated storage.

Location: 

Sprotlands Avenue sits within Willesborough, one of Ashford's most established and well-connected residential neighbourhoods, positioned on the eastern edge of the town. The immediate area is characterised by traditional residential streets with strong owner-occupier and private rental demand, making it a practical and appealing location for a compact new-build scheme of this nature.

Ashford town centre is within easy reach, offering a broad retail, dining and leisure offer including the Elwick Place cinema and restaurant quarter and the County Square shopping centre. Day-to-day amenities including supermarkets, schools, GP surgeries and green space are all accessible within the local area.

For commuters, Ashford International station is one of the most significant transport assets in the South East. High-speed domestic services reach London St Pancras in as little as 37 minutes, with regular connections to Folkestone, Canterbury and the coast. Eurostar services provide direct access to Paris, Brussels and Lille, giving the town a genuinely international connectivity that continues to underpin its residential appeal.

By road, Junction 10 of the M20 is moments away, providing fast links to the M25, Maidstone, Folkestone and the Port of Dover. The A28 connects northward through the Stour Valley towards Canterbury.

Willesborough itself benefits from its own local amenities including the Willesborough Windmill, open recreation ground and a community feel that sits apart from the busier town centre without sacrificing convenience. The TN24 postcode consistently attracts strong buyer and tenant demand, particularly for well-specified one and two-bedroom properties suited to young professionals, key workers and downsizers.

Viewings: You can visit the site during daylight hours un-accompained.  Vendor’s Sole Agents, Jake Sauvage – Telephone: 0788935800

Plans & Drawings: The plans and drawings provided by the Agents are for identification purposes only and Purchasers should satisfy themselves on the location of external or internal boundaries prior to making an offer. The elevation plans included in the particulars are an architect’s impression of how the elevations of the dwellings may look when completed. These are AI generated and possibly not what the building will look like. 

Local Authority: Ashford Borough Council