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1. www.self-build.co.uk › serviced-plotsServiced Plots: What Are the Benefits for Self Builders?

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   Jun 14, 2023 · Buying a serviced plot avoids the common risk of unexpected price hikes for completing these enabling works post-purchase. From there, ultimately the cost of your new home will come down to factors such as the project route, house design and quality of materials and finishes you want. For example, will you choose an oak frame?

2. hudsonarchitects.co.uk › journal › architecturalSelf Build on a Serviced Plot: Expert Q & A with Architect ...

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   Oct 7, 2021 · A new policy in Norfolk requires all housing developments of 40 dwellings or more to dedicate at least 5% of those 40 as serviced plots for self-build or custom-build. But what does this actually mean? And what are the attractions of a self-build plot on a housing estate? Listen to the Q&A below, or read the transcript at bottom of this page.

3. www.homebuilding.co.uk › what-is-a-serviced-plotWhat is a Serviced Plot? | Homebuilding

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   Jun 16, 2020 · A serviced plot is likely to be part of a small estate of two or three houses, but it could be on an estate of several hundred. That means you’re going to have neighbours, and for the first few years, unless you’re the last in, there will be other people building.

4. www.homebuilding.co.uk › advice › plot-typesA Guide to Plot Types | Homebuilding - Homebuilding & Renovating

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   May 28, 2021 · These are serviced plots and in many cases service supplies will be connected into the plots, although connection charges may still be required. The developer of the land will them offer the plots for custom build homes with varying levels of design involvement from the prospective homeowner.

5. www.gov.uk › guidance › self-build-and-custom-houseSelf-build and custom housebuilding - GOV.UK

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   Apr 1, 2016 · Relevant authorities must give suitable development permission to enough suitable serviced plots of land to meet the demand for self-build and custom housebuilding in their area.

6. www.fmb.org.uk › find-a-builder › ultimate-guides-toSelf-build: The ultimate guide to building a house

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   Finding the right plot of land for your self-build can be frustrating. So here are our tips to help you find building plots for sale, so you can start building your dream home.

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   Should you buy a serviced plot?

   • Buying a serviced plot avoids the common risk of unexpected price hikes for completing these enabling works post-purchase. From there, ultimately the cost of your new home will come down to factors such as the project route, house design and quality of materials and finishes you want.

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   Can a serviced plot help you build a bespoke home?

   • Serviced plots can for many, make the dream of self building their perfect home a more achievable reality, as tracking down a viable plot has long been seen as one of the biggest challenges to creating a bespoke home.

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   What does a serviced plot look like?

   • A serviced plot is likely to be part of a small estate of two or three houses, but it could be on an estate of several hundred. That means you’re going to have neighbours, and for the first few years, unless you’re the last in, there will be other people building. Are other countries building like this?

   What is a Serviced Plot? | Homebuilding

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   Do serviced plots come with a house built to a foundation?

   • In addition, some serviced plots will also come with the house built to at least foundations stage, as in order for the landowner to recover VAT they often need to have started the house. Whilst this won’t limit your design choices, it is another area of uncertainty that has been resolved for you. Is it more or less expensive to build this way?

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   What is a serviced plot of land?

   • A serviced plot of land could be an opportunity for converting an existing building to residential use (rather than a new build) provided the plot otherwise meets the statutory definition (see section 5 (1) of the Self and Custom Housebuilding Act 2015 and regulation 3 of the Self-build and Custom Housebuilding Regulations 2016 S.I. 2016/950).

   Self-build and custom housebuilding - GOV.UK

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   Do serviced plots cost more?

   • It can be difficult and costly to bring in utilities and access to a one-off plot, sometimes as much as the land again, because serviced plots will usually cost slightly more than conventional plots as you’re also paying for the infrastructure.

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8. www.self-build.co.uk › self-build-and-custom-buildNew straightforward routes to self build a bespoke home

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   Apr 22, 2019 · While serviced plots are sold with some form of planning permission in place, in many cases you’ll have just as much control over the design as you would with a conventional self build. You can even apply for a new planning consent if the current proposal doesn’t quite fit your requirements.