The site is located within the emerging development known as Roman Heights at Streethay on the north-eastern edge of Lichfield.
The development occupies an accessible location at the junction of the A5127 (Burton Road) and A38 approx. 1.5 miles north of
Lichfield City Centre. Lichfield Trent Valley Railway Station is a short walk from the site.

The site is of broadly square configuration and currently compromises agricultural land adjacent to the emerging Roman Heights
development. The site slopes gently from west to east and is currently bounded by mature hedgerows and
further agricultural land. The site sits on the western edge of the scheme. Agricultural land is to remain to the north and west of the site. A phase of landscaping is to bound the eastern edge, the residential dwellings along with allotments will
be adjacent to the southern boundary.

The site extends to approximately 2.46 hectares (6.08 acres)

The site is available freehold with vacant possession.

An outline Planning Application was submitted in June 2012 (1200746/OUTMEI) for the construction of a sustainable mixed use urban
extension comprising of up to 750 dwellings, a primary school, mixed use community hub and local centre to included retail development (use classes A1, A2 A3, A4 and A5) and community buildings (use class D1) and a care home (use class C2).

The opportunity exists for developers to acquire and deliver a care village to incorporate a range of accommodation of up to 150 units to meet varying degrees of needs and ages. The developer will be required to submit and secure written approval of the District Council for the Care Village Scheme, which shall include details as to:
a) Size and location of the Care Village;
b) Type of care accommodation units which must not exceed 150 units;
c) Number of care accommodation units;
d) The tenure of the care accommodation units;
e) The phased provision of the Care Village;
and
f) Arrangements for the disposal of the land comprising the Care Village.

The layout shown on the drawings provided are purely indicative and do not form part of a detailed Planning Permission. The site would therefore be subject to the buyers Reserved Matters approval.

We understand that mains services including gas, waster, electric and drainage will be available to the site edge.

Access to a data room containing all relevant planning and technical information is available from the agents on request.

It is understood that the land is elected for VAT.

The land is for sale by informal tender. Offers are invited to be submitted to Edward Matthews either by post or email.

It is possible to view the site from the existing Road known as Oak Way