Obtain the current HM Land Registry title register and plan; do not infer ownership from the brownfield record.
16 And Land Rear Of 14 To 18A Merry Hill Road, Bushey
Official brownfield register entry with 5 net dwellings indicated. Planning position: permissioned (full-planning-permission).
16 And Land Rear Of 14 To 18A Merry Hill Road, Bushey
Why this site?
Recommended acquisition route
Confirm title ownership, availability, access, constraints and the register's latest planning position.
View location on map ↗This lead has not yet been checked against the Planning Data point-query datasets.
Indicative screen only. Coverage varies and no result is not proof that a site has no constraints. Verify against authoritative records before relying on it.
Why Atlas prioritised it
Planning evidence brief
- Recorded decision date
- 20/08/2019
- Planning references found
- 19/0258/FUL
- Direct portal record
- Available
- Status check
- Priority — permission may be stale
Evidence gaps
- current title and registered proprietor
- highway and access evidence
- constraint screening
Evidence readiness measures source completeness, not commercial viability.
Source intelligence
19/0258/FUL Alterations and rear extension to existing dwelling at No 16 Merry Hill Road and construction of 3 x 5-bedroom and 2 x 4-bedroom, 2 storey detached houses on land to the rear, to include new access road, associated parking, refuse stores, amenity areas an
Evidence timeline
- Recorded planning position90% confidence
permissioned; permission type: full-planning-permission
planning status · 21/07/2026 · Open source ↗ - Brownfield site BR04695% confidence
Planning status: permissioned; dwelling range: 5; deliverable: yes
brownfield register · 21/07/2026 · Open source ↗
Human verification
- ○Confirm registered ownership and acquisition route
Obtain and review the current title register and plan before contacting any owner.
high priority - ○Verify current planning position
Check the council planning portal and supporting documents for the latest status and constraints.
normal priority