A 5.5-acre plot of land in the greenbelt is for sale in Northumberland.
The site, situated at West Cottage, Willies Well, Wylam, is described as a "great opportunity" for development by estate agents Bradley Hall Residential.
The land is located on the edge of the village of Wylam, which is approximately 10 miles west of Newcastle.
It is bordered by a residential area and boasts views across the Tyne Valley towards Wylam, Heddon-on-the-Wall, and the surrounding countryside.
Bradley Gardens is located within a short walking distance, offering countryside walks.
The plot does not currently have any planning permission in place, but estate agents say it would be suitable for development if it is removed from the greenbelt. Enquiries should be made through Gateshead Metropolitan Borough Council.
They also say the site was recently considered suitable for development in Gateshead Council's call for sites.
The estate agents say the land is in a "highly sought-after" area due to its proximity to local amenities including shops, pubs, cafés, restaurants, primary schools, medical facilities, and leisure opportunities.
Wylam is described as a "popular commuter village" with good transport links.
This includes bus stops next to the site, road links to the A69 providing direct routes to Newcastle, Hexham, and the wider regional network, and regular train services to Newcastle and Carlisle from Wylam railway station.
The estate agents say: "Wylam remains one of the most desirable residential locations within the Tyne Valley, with limited recent new-build development and consistently strong demand for high-quality housing."
As well as the land, the estate agents have said the client would sell their "fully renovated" three-bedroom property and stables on the site.
This would be by way of separate negotiation should any purchaser be interested.
The land has a guide price of £2.5 million.
To view the listing, visit https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/87674670#/?channel=COM_BUY
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