An overgrown scrap of land in a "considerable state of disrepair" will be auctioned off after almost a decade sitting empty. The vacant plot, just inside the Bristol border with Kingswood, used to be home to two listed buildings before their demolition in 2014.
The freehold land spans 0.15 acres, sitting on the corner of Two Mile Hill and Kennard Road. It has planning permission for six two-bedroom apartments and three three-bedroom townhouses to be built there, and will be auctioned off next month by agents Hollis Morgan with a guide price of £625,000.
According to planning records, Bristol City Council approved outline permission for the scheme on February 6. Planning documents on behalf of the applicant stated: "The site is largely vacant, apart from two remaining outbuildings, site, boundary walls and fencing. There is some vegetation and the site is in a considerable state of disrepair.
