Greenbelt Land for sale where several plots within the property have been sold as freehold

[Bekksy]

Hi

I am hoping for a little advice please.

There is a piece of land that is up for auction. The land, in the greenbelt, has a weird situation where it was previously subdivided and about 1/3 of the plots were sold off as freehold plots. So essentially I would assume that those freeholders still own their land. However the owner of the overall title went bankrupt and now the entire lot is up for sale.

Can anyone explain the rights of those freeholders. There is no access to individual plots. There is no road or utilities on the land. Basically I want to know if a developer could potentially try and develop on the land or do these freeholder owned plots make this impossible.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Ah well. We tried but failed. We pushed it as far as we could be were pipped at the post. I hope the new owners are good to the land and don't try to build on it.
What a rollercoaster of emotion though. Wow!

Ah well, Bekksy, you tried.

What did it sell for in the end?

£78500.00. I had to stop I just couldn't take on that debt. We maxed out at £70k.

Wow. Well done for trying, hopefully it stays as it is for the foreseeable future

It may come back up for sale once they realise they can't do what they want with it. Or it could be another villager wanting to keep it green!

What a shame you missed out! I wonder who bought it. It'll be a couple of months before the land registry update is public.