Land for sale

Church Lane Chelsham, Warlingham CR6

A nice Parcel of land good size nearly 0.5 of an acre.

Site area

0.416 acres

Size 0.416 acres (0.168 hectares)

Dimensions in metres is 20m x 100m x 23m x 100m approx.

(2150) sq.M

Please note sizes quoted are approx.

We can arrange for the transfer of the titled deed for £20 this includes all the relevant documents.

Views over gentle rolling slopes edged by woodland.

A good sized plot of land. Close to the outskirts of London and with excellent transport links. Stunning views.

The land is suitable for leisure use/grazing or investment purposes.

Not in a flooding zone.

Council is Tandridge.

Aonb No Coverage.

Woodland No Coverage.

Greenbelt 100% Coverage.

What 3words of the approx. Location for the land.

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Address
Land On The South West Side Of Church Lane
Chelsham
Warlingham
CR6 9PG

Land Type: Pasture.

Tenure: Freehold.

Directions from London:-
From Central London proceed down A3 changing to A23 then just after Purley change to A22 in the direction of Warlingham and Whyteleaf then follow instructions as below If you are coming around the M25 then come off at exit 6 and go on the A22 in the direction of croydon and put milometer at nil. When you have driven 3.9 miles you would have reached whyteleafe where you turn right on the B270 sign posted warlingham. Follow sign to Warlingham and turn left at T junction and go into Warlingham on the one way system turn right going around the green and go straight on for another 0.2 of a mile you will come to a roundabout where you turn left signposted farleigh & chelsham. Drive to Chelsham and just after the village sign folk right into chelsham common road. Drive on for another 0.2 of a mile and the road name will change to church lane. Drive on until you pass Scotswall Lane on your left and carry on signposted farleigh and you will find our land on the right with two vg stakes in the ground to welcome you. If you pass St. Leonards Church you have gone 100 yards too far.

The land does not have any permission or consent.

You are advised to do your own Due Diligence.

You should check before erecting any type of fencing.