Two homes planned on reduced equestrian site near Norwich

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 12 Oct, 06:48 · Archive

Planning applications have been submitted to build two self-build homes on land at Wood Farm Stables near Brooke, Norfolk.

Planning applications have been submitted to build two self-build homes at High Green near Brooke on land currently part of Wood Farm Stables. The equestrian business has reduced in size in recent years, with the land no longer needed for its previous use.

According to the plans, the facility has undergone a change in ownership since the equestrian business was initially established. As a result there are now only three horses in residence compared to the original nine.

One of the proposed homes would be occupied by the stable owner and her husband, while the second would house their daughter, son-in-law and grandchildren. The homes would include solar panels and be accompanied by new landscaping, including tree planting, hedgerows and a wildlife pond.

South Norfolk Council will now consider the applications.

How it is being reported

• New homes could be built on horse paddock as plans emergeA bid for a new development on land linked to an equestrian business near the city has emerged.Norwich Evening News · 12 Oct, 06:00
• New homes could be built on horse paddock as plans emergeA bid for a new development on land linked to an equestrian business near the city has emerged.Eastern Daily Press · 12 Oct, 06:00

In this story: Wood Farm Stables · High Green · Brooke · South Norfolk Council

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