The property is being sold at 80% of open market value as a condition of the original planning permissions. This restriction on sales value and who can buy will remain on the property in perpetuity. The buyer must have a local connection which is defined by the local authority as the following:
Section 106

i)The person has lived in the parish/town for 3 (three) of the last 5 (five) years preceding the allocation
ii)The person has immediately prior to the allocation lived in the parish/town for 6 (six) out of the 12 (twelve) months preceding the allocation.
iii)Immediate family have lived in the primary area or the Borough (as appropriate) themselves for 5 years preceding the allocation. For the avoidance of doubt, the Local Government Association guidelines define immediate family as parents, siblings and non-dependant children.
iv)The person has permanent employment in the Primary Area of the Borough with a minimum contract of 16 (sixteen) hours per week which has continued for the 6 months preceding the allocation without a break in employment of more than 3 (three) months such employment to include self employment. This should not include employment of a casual nature.

The remaining garages under the coach house are leasehold on 999 year leases. An annual payment to the freeholder of the coach house towards ground rent and insurance is officially in place although rarely administered.

The front elevation is south facing. A level patio pathway leads to entrance door. There is a level lawn area the width of the property, offering a blank canvas for the green fingered. To the rear of the property there is allocated off road parking space and access to the garage. There is also a pedestrian pathway providing access from the front to the rear elevation.