A HUGE Grand Designs style house project with spectacular coastal views has been listed on the market for just under £1million.
The land on the market is located in Belton Gardens, in Leigh, and has a guide price of £985,000.
The building plot has planning permission approved for a detached four-bedroom house with approximately 6,895 sqft of accommodation; complimented by proposed outside space of circa 7,212 sqft.
It would include four floors featuring a basement with generous space for up to six vehicles, car lift, gym, lobby, store, plant room, utility room, toilet, and office.
The lower ground floor can be used for a TV / games room, toilet, and a open-plan family room with kitchen, living, and dining areas.
An upper ground landing has permission for three bedrooms, and three en-suites, with the first floor having a master bedroom with dressing room and also an en-suite.
A spokesman for Home Estate Agents state: “We are privileged with instruction to offer for sale this fabulous development opportunity to build a stunning contemporary four bedroom detached residence with unrivalled estuary views.
“Standing on its own, situated in Belton Gardens, this property boasts a unique location between the picturesque ‘Old Town’ and nearby railway station providing excellent links to the city.
“Offering the opportunity to build a simply spectacular seaside residence, we strongly recommend enquiring for further information.”
Externally, the plans include an extensive car parking area to the front, a large south facing garden with plunge pool, patio and outdoor kitchen area, a balcony on the upper ground floor and finally a 710 sq ft terrace to the first floor.
Estate agents say that breathtaking estuary views can be enjoyed from all levels.
Plans were approved by Southend Council back in September 2022, after being submitted in April 2022.
No objections to the proposal were received by the council.
The vacant plot was previously the site of a previous two storey house that has since been demolished.
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