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[Sussex] monks farm planning
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- Jan 3, 2012
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Right at the top, if not higher! I've got no wish to go sky-diving anyway, cycling across Australia would take a lifetime in itself.
It's a but sad, perhaps, but I do really like and enjoy IKEA, and like a lot of their stuff.
. Not particularly lovely when driving passed on the A27 though..
pornomagboy
wake me up before you gogo who needs potter when
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Thrifty non-licker
Whilst local planning and (over) developments in recent years leave more than a bit to be desired, Shoreham is lucky to be bordered by a national park, a river, the airport, and the sea. There's not really anywhere else to go. As long as they maintain the going up rule, although thats on thin ice if Shitbox towers at the end of New Rd is anything to go by.
you can look out of the side windows as well you know ;-)
compared to Shoreham town they are, it's bonkers out there!
beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
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thats what happens when you tightly constrain supply where there is high demand.
Totally agree
B-right-on
Living the dream
Massive difference between the names 'Shoreham' and 'Lancing' on an address. Like ridiculous amounts for saying its only a couple of miles.
portslade seagull
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Affordable housing it is not then, would be dubious about moving there anyway due to the potential flood risk
Lincoln Imp
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- Feb 2, 2009
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Look cheap to me. Not really cheap like Grimsby but still.
Compared to Brighton and Hove prices they are bargains.
Also pretty sure this isn't the main development and is a separate additional development. Or if it is part of it it's set apart from the rest and isn't part of the main site:
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Agreed. and proximity to the train station makes, or used to make, a big difference. Where we are in town and near Buckingham park for example could be 30-50k difference for the same house!
Yeah, same here. New build 4 bed, detached, with garage in the Ridgewood Place development in Uckfield are on the market around £480k. I know when we moved out here from Brighton 8 years ago, we got a lot more for our money in Uckfield than we did anywhere in the "extended Brighton" area (by that I'm including Shoreham / Lancing, and Saltdean / Woodingdean in the other direction).
If the BML2 ever gets built, I expect Uckfield prices will boom in a big way. Even without the link to Brighton, if they at least duplicated and electrified Uckfield into London it'd do wonders.
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the ones on the waterfront in Shoreham are nearly double that. That is bonkers, they're made of chipboard!
British Bulldog
The great escape
- Feb 6, 2006
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What potential flood risk?
The whole area from the river to Lancing is essentially salt marsh flood plain. There are a hell of a lot of civils going on to manage the water, which mostly just pours down from the Chalk in the Southdowns. The A27 often floods.
There are three massive screw pumps in the airport to pum water over the wall into the river . . . . its essentially reclaimed land, like Shoreham beach.
British Bulldog
The great escape
- Feb 6, 2006
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I know I live right next to it that's why I questioned the flood risk? it's not just the pumps but ditches are being turned into large culverts and many water retention ponds are being installed as well. As I keep telling our local nimby's "why would Tony Bloom create a flood area when he has the most expensive property on that land to look after?"