Guide price
£299,950
Land for saleWindsor Street, Rugby CV21
3 beds
2 baths
- Freehold
Carter & King
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About this property
Prime Residential Development Opportunity in Central Rugby
Full Planning Permission Granted (Ref: R22/0534)
Approved for 2 x Three-Bedroom Semi-Detached Homes
1 x Three-Bedroom Detached Home
Well-Proportioned Family Layouts Across all Dwellings
Private Gardens and Off-Street Parking Included in the Scheme
Walking Distance to Amenities and Local Schools
Ideally Located Close to Rugby Town Centre
Excellent Transport Links, Including Rugby Railway Station Nearby
Perfect For Small Developers, Builders Or Investment Buyers
A prime development opportunity with planning permission for 2 x three-bedroom semi-detached houses and 1 x three-bedroom detached house. Ideally located close to rugby town centre, with easy access to amenities and transport links. The site offers a deliverable, small-scale scheme with strong resale or rental potential — ideal for small developers or investors.
An excellent and well-located residential development opportunity with planning permission granted for three quality family homes in central Rugby. Situated on the site formerly associated with the United Pentecostal Church, adjacent to 8 Windsor Street (CV21 3NZ), this parcel of land now offers a rare chance to deliver a small and attractive housing scheme in an established residential location, just a short walk from Rugby town centre.
Planning consent (ref. R22/0534) has been secured for the construction of two three-bedroom semi-detached houses and one three-bedroom detached house, all of which have been designed to a high standard by Chapman Design llp. The proposed homes offer well-balanced internal layouts with family-oriented accommodation, including generous living areas, separate kitchens, ground floor WCs, and three good-sized bedrooms to the first floor. Each dwelling also benefits from private garden space and tandem parking for two vehicles.
The approved scheme reflects careful attention to both design quality and context. External materials include facing brickwork to match surrounding dwellings, white UPVC windows, and slate-effect concrete roof tiles, helping to ensure the development integrates harmoniously with the local streetscape. Elevations are traditionally styled, with frontages facing the street to reinforce the residential character of the area.
Windsor Street is a quiet yet highly convenient location, ideally placed for access to local shops, schools, and public transport links, with Rugby railway station within easy reach offering regular services to London and the wider region. The site itself is level, with established boundaries, and is ready for development.
This represents a compelling opportunity for small-to-medium scale developers, builders, or investors looking for a turnkey project with full planning in place and strong end-user appeal. Early expressions of interest are encouraged.
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