Land at Longford Park Road, Longford Park, Banbury, OX15 4AF

Description
The site comprises a broadly rectangular parcel of land measuring approximately 1.18 acres (0.48 ha) gross which curves along the pavement line and prominently fronts the intersection of Longford Park Road with Oxford Road. The front section of the parcel is laid to grass and rear section comprises overgrown vegetation. A sub station (which is excluded from the sale) is located towards the southern boundary fronting the Oxford Road. The northern boundary is bordered by residential dwellings, eastern boundary by agricultural land and a residential dwelling, southern boundary by the Oxford Road and western boundary by Longford Park Road with play area beyond on the opposite side of the road.

Location
The land prominently fronts the intersection of Longford Park Road with Oxford Road and is situated opposite a children’s play area and public realm.
The surrounding residential development includes the Longford Park Primary School, community centre and public open space with agricultural land beyond the curtilage of the development. The scheme is well positioned in relation to the wider surrounding area in being located approximately 13 miles north west of Bicester, 23 miles north of Oxford, 30 miles south west of Northampton and 46 miles south east of Birmingham. The site is also located approximately 3 miles from Junction 11 of the M42 Motorway at Banbury and 2 miles from Banbury Railway Station with direct trains to Birmingham New Street (50 minute duration) and London Marylebone (1 hour duration).

Viewings
All parties wishing to inspect the property are required to make prior arrangements with Avison Young. Avison Young request that interested parties do not attempt to gain access to the property outside of accompanied viewing inspections. We would request discretion in the event interested parties undertake any roadside inspections of the property.

Specifications
Offers are invited for the freehold interest in the entire property on an unconditional or conditional basis.

Planning
The site benefits from a historic planning permission for Office use (Ref No. 14/01841/REM) but alternative proposals and uses (subject to planning) would be considered.