Obtain the current HM Land Registry title register and plan; do not infer ownership from the brownfield record.
Land rear of County End, Magpie Hall Road, Bushey Heath, WD23 1NY
Official brownfield register entry with 5 net dwellings indicated. Planning position: permissioned (full-planning-permission).
Land rear of County End, Magpie Hall Road, Bushey Heath, WD23 1NY · WD23 1NY
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
- 29/11/2021
- Planning references found
- 21/1512/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
21/1512/FUL Demolition of existing single storey outbuildings and erection of 5 x 3-bed dwellings, with associated parking, access and landscaping. Relocation of car parking spaces associated with Elizabeth Grove.
Evidence timeline
- Recorded planning position90% confidence
permissioned; permission type: full-planning-permission
planning status · 21/07/2026 · Open source ↗ - Brownfield site BR07195% 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