Two brownfield sites on the south-west edge of High Wycombe, known as The Courtyard and Orchard House, are being offered for sale together with the potential to deliver affordable homes.
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A brownfield site refers to land that has previously been built on.
Totalling 2.18 acres and described as being in an ‘appealing location,’ by the agents at Knight Frank Land, the sites offer excellent access to both surrounding countryside and the amenities of High Wycombe.
The seller is seeking offers from both private developers and affordable housing providers, either on a policy-compliant basis or for a 100 per cent affordable scheme.
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Located just two miles from High Wycombe train station, which provides direct services to London Marylebone, Oxford, and Birmingham, the sites also offer strong transport links via the nearby Handy Cross Roundabout and M40.
They are positioned on either side of Cressex Link, which provides direct access to both plots.
Currently vacant, the majority of both sites are bounded by shrubbery and trees.
To the north and northeast, semi-detached homes border the land, while the Chepping View Teacher Training Institution forms the eastern boundary of the site east of Cressex Link.
To the south, land is occupied by Woodlands Primary Academy School and the SCITT teacher training facility.
The nearest bus stop offers services to the town centre and Stokenchurch.
Nearby schools include Cressex Community School, Booker Hill School, Wycombe High School, Chepping View Primary Academy, and local grammar schools.
The freehold is being marketed on Rightmove by Knight Frank Land, London.