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74 Pembroke St

London, N1 0DP

  • Land for Sale
  • £1,950,000
  • 0.04 ac Plot

London Land for Sale - Barnsbury

Goldschmidt & Howland handled a new build scheme in the adjacent road where we achieved £1,031.27 per sq ft. We believe a similar pound per sq. ft should be achieved, providing the new scheme is finished to a similar standard and market conditions continue. Therefore, with a similar footprint as previously consented the resales for the new scheme should be in the region of £8,750,000 subject to planning. Freeling Street as shown in the title plan no longer exists and the land formerly known as Freeling Street is unregistered land and not included in the sale.

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Goldschmidt & Howland

Property Subtype:

Residential

Date on Market:

07/08/2025
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Not necessarily, but land with outline or full planning permission is generally more valuable and easier to develop. If buying without permission (often called 'strategic land'), you’ll need to apply through the local planning authority before development can proceed.
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Brownfield land refers to previously developed land (e.g. former industrial or commercial sites), often with existing infrastructure. Greenfield land is undeveloped and typically located in rural or suburban areas. Brownfield sites may require more remediation but are often easier to gain planning consent for.
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What taxes and costs apply when buying commercial land in the UK?
Buyers may be liable for Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT), VAT (if applicable), legal and surveying fees, and planning application costs. SDLT on non-residential land starts at 2% above £150,000 and rises to 5% over £250,000.

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