
From a single residential plot in a Wolds village to a 12-acre allocated edge-of-settlement site, we appraise honestly, market privately, and complete deals that other agents struggle to close.
The brief
Development land in this part of Yorkshire is shaped by three things: the East Riding Local Plan, the City of York Local Plan, and the appetite of a relatively small group of regional housebuilders. Knowing how each works — and which sites within each settlement boundary are likely to attract serious interest — is most of the job.
We handle the full range: small infill plots in villages around Pocklington and Market Weighton, brownfield sites in the market town centres, allocated edge-of-settlement land, paddock and amenity blocks with development hope, and the occasional strategic land disposal needing an option or promotion agreement. Appraisals are grounded in deliverable numbers — not the figure that flatters a vendor at instruction stage and then disappoints six months later.
Most of our development sales close to a regional housebuilder (Persimmon, Beal, Linden, Mulgrave, Stonebridge, Beechwood) or to a local developer or self-builder. We know who's buying, in which settlements, and at what price-per-plot — so we can match the right site to the right buyer privately rather than running a public process where it isn't warranted.
What we do
Single residential plots in Wolds villages, infill garden land and replacement-dwelling opportunities — sold privately to local self-builders and small developers.
Edge-of-settlement allocated sites sold to regional housebuilders by private treaty, informal tender or targeted approach.
Town-centre and edge-of-centre brownfield sites with B-class or residential consent potential — appraised against deliverable end values.
Strategic land tied up under properly-drafted options or promotion agreements, with overage and uplift terms that protect the long-term position.
Honest view on what consent is achievable, the likely planning route, Section 106 exposure and CIL liability before you spend money on architects.
Single self-build plots marketed to a curated regional list — most plots we sell never make it to the major portals.
Local market note · 2026
Serviced residential plots in the Wolds villages typically transact between £85,000 and £160,000 per plot depending on plot size, services and consent status. Allocated sites for 10–40 plots sell to regional housebuilders at £45,000–£75,000 per plot residual, with the headline figure heavily affected by Section 106 and infrastructure costs. Brownfield consent for small apartment schemes in York centre remains tightly fought.
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