Buying Land

Building land for sale can become a quagmire for families aspiring for a new property development in London. With land planning permission, local authorities & building regulations all to be considered before actually buying land, it is best to contact land development specialists to ensure due diligence is carried out.

Due to our extensive experience in property development we are the perfect company to contract when looking for plots of land for sale. Our team of residential building contractors can assist in all aspects of buying land & will assist and advice with land planning permission.

By choosing a professional company to take over this challenging role, you can spend more time actually working with our residential architects to design the home of your dreams!

Building Land for Sale

Plots of land for sale generally fall into two categories – Brownfield & Greenfield.

Brownfield plots for sale are occupied by a permanent structure that has become run-down, derelict or vacant. This can be a great land & property development opportunity since not only is the land available but so is the potential to refurbish the current structure.

Greenfield land is building land that is undeveloped, such as parks & countryside. Greenfield land presents the perfect opportunity for a customer to realise their dream property development in London.

At iCrescent GB we have our finger on the pulse and keep a close eye on local authorities, land auctions, utility companies and private owners so that we can present our customers with a full range of options when it comes to finding building land for sale.

New Home Builders

Before buying land, our team of residential building contractors will ensure a qualified land surveyor inspects the building land to ensure you are aware of all boundaries, services, rights of way & flood risks that the building land for sale poses.

We only employ surveyors who are fully qualified by The Royal Institution for Chartered Surveyors (RICS). This ensures that the land you purchase will not cause disputes in the future if neighbours contest the boundaries of your land.

Because the rule of caveat emptor (‘let the buyer beware’) very much applies when buying land, you will truly appreciate how much peace of mind hiring professional New Home Builders gives you