4 Bed Detached House, Planning Permission, Liverpool, L29 7WL £600,000

• Land/Self Build Opportunity +
• Full Planning For Four-Bed Detached Property c2700sqft +
• Set In The Heart Of The National Trust Lunt Meadows Nature Reserve +
• One Of A Kind +
• Idyllic Countryside Location +
• Incredibly Rare Opportunity To Spec Build Dream Home +
• Green Belt/Conservation Area +

Self-build land opportunity. An truly rare opportunity to build a home within the picturesque surroundings of the newly appointed National Trust Lunt Meadows nature reserve, offering full planning permission granted for a four-bedroom detached property circa 2,700sqft. The site enjoys far-reaching views across a forestry area, blending natural beauty with the potential for a bespoke countryside home. Private and secluded this is ideal for buyers seeking rural charm and development potential in a serene, nature-rich environment. Lunt is a small hamlet with very few properties. Set in green belt and a national trust nature reserve, planning for a bespoke property like this is a once a life time chance that will not be possible again. Motorway links to Manchester and Liverpool are within easy reach and Formby, Southport and Crosby are within 15 minutes by car. Call now for more information. The New Nature Reserve: Lunt Meadows Nature Reserve is undergoing a significant transformation led by the National Trust and its partners. In early 2025, the Trust acquired 78 hectares of former farmland in Lunt, Sefton, and initiated a large-scale habitat restoration project. This effort includes planting over 93,000 trees and creating new woodlands, wetlands, and species-rich grasslands. The goal is to connect existing habitats and establish a continuous green corridor that benefits both wildlife and the local community. Adjacent to this project, the Lancashire Wildlife Trust manages the original Lunt Meadows Nature Reserve, a 77-hectare site known for its rich wetland wildlife and archaeological significance. The reserve is home to rare bird species such as barn owls, lapwings, and bitterns, and contains the remains of a 9,000-year-old Mesolithic settlement. A new Learning Centre is under construction to enhance educational outreach and community engagement, offering facilities like a classroom, toilets, and volunteer spaces. This development aims to improve visitor experience and support ongoing conservation efforts.