Priory Lakes, Priory Road, Ruskington, Sleaford

10.20 Acres

Description

The property is a development site and currently comprises 2 separate fishing lakes which are now disused with grass banks and land which is largely overgrown. The property also includes a central building which has in the past at different times been used as a clubhouse for the former fishing business. The property comprises a development site and currently benefits from planning consent allowing for 35 holiday lodges and a reception building. The development is to be carried out at the eastern side of the property beside the 2 lakes one of which is on the western side of the property (2.15 acres) parallel with the western boundary and one on the southern side of the park (1.75 acres) parallel with the southern boundary. The disused building is to be demolished as part of the development works. The main entrance will be onto the original car park at the south western corner of the park. The development area is currently laid to overgrown grass.

BUILDING HIGHLIGHTS

Set around 2 fishing lakes

Planning consent for 35 lodges

12 month occupation

Site area approximately 10.2 acres

Established tourist area

Links to the A15 and A17

Railway Station in Sleaford

30 mins to Lincoln

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Location

The property is located about 1 mile to the south east of Ruskington, a large village and civil parish in the North Kesteven district of Lincolnshire. The property is well located in close proximity to local and regional population centres. Lincoln is 16 miles to the north, Boston is about 19 miles to the east, Sleaford is about 4 miles to the south and Newark on Trent is about 28 miles to the west. Additional centres further afield include the urban conurbations of Manchester, Leeds and Cambridge all of which are within a 2-4 hr drive time together with the whole of the North of England and Heart of England. Lincolnshire is a rural county and attractions in the county include attractive countryside with nature reserves and trails and there are a number of coastal towns which are an attraction in their own right. There are a number of historical houses and attractions including Lincoln Castle. Communications to the area are reasonably good, the regional arterial routes converge at Sleaford including the A15 and A17 dual carriageway which links to Boston, Newark on Trent, Peterborough and Lincoln. There is a railway station in Sleaford which has regular services to Lincoln, Peterborough, Doncaster and other regional destinations.