Land & New Homes
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Crafting Your Vision, Building Your Future
Welcome to Wilson Thomas's Land and New Homes Department, where visionary development meets exceptional service. With a keen eye for opportunity and a passion for crafting vibrant communities, we specialise in guiding clients through every stage of land acquisition, development, and new home sales. From identifying prime parcels of land to collaborating with renowned architects and builders, our dedicated team is committed to realizing your vision with precision and integrity.
Whether you're a developer seeking the perfect site or a homebuyer searching for your dream property, trust Wilson Thomas's Land and New Homes to elevate your experience and exceed your expectations.
Our Recent Work
Introducing our latest land and new homes projects, where innovation meets lifestyle, and every detail is designed to exceed your expectations.
The Street, Preston
SOLD | £450,000
Newlands Farm, East-Studdal
SOLD | £550,000
Haven Bank, Sandwich
SOLD | £475,000 - £499,000
Haven Bank, Sandwich
SOLD | £575,000 - £599,000
Manor Farm, Court-At-Street, Hythe
SOLD | £1,500,000
Summerfield, Staple, Canterbury
For Sale | Starting at £800,000
Firs Hill Marshes, Graveney, Faversham
SOLD | £760,000
The Street, Ash, Canterbury
For Sale | Starting at £490,000
Meet Your Property Experts ...
Frequently Asked Questions
Land & New Homes FAQ's
From understanding the nuances of the market to decoding legal jargon, Wilson Thomas's Property FAQs is your trusted resource for all things real estate. Let's embark on this journey together, ensuring that you are well-equipped with the knowledge needed to make informed and confident choices in the realm of property ownership.
New homes often come with warranties and guarantees, such as the NHBC Buildmark Warranty. These warranties typically cover structural defects for a specified period, providing buyers with peace of mind regarding the quality of the construction.
Yes, you can sell land without planning permission. However, having planning permission in place often increases the land's value and attractiveness to potential buyers. Sellers should be transparent about the planning status of the land.
In a freehold property, you own both the building and the land it stands on. In a leasehold property, you own the right to occupy the property for a set period but don't own the land. Leasehold arrangements may involve paying ground rent and service charges.
Important considerations include planning permissions, zoning regulations, access to utilities, environmental impact, and potential development costs. Consulting with a planning consultant or local authority can provide valuable insights.
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