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Landowners
A personal, no-obligation starting point for owners of gardens, plots, buildings and land with potential for new homes.
A simple first step
Many worthwhile opportunities begin with a landowner asking a straightforward question. You do not need drawings, specialist knowledge or an existing planning application—an address, approximate dimensions and a few photographs are enough for an initial review.
Useful starting information
The first review is easier when we have:
There is no obligation from making an initial enquiry.
What we consider
There is no fixed minimum site size. Shape, access, surroundings, planning policy and the relationship with neighbouring homes can matter as much as total area, so every opportunity is considered individually.
Deep gardens, corner plots and land beside existing homes may merit a review where a safe and practical access could be achieved.
Underused land between or behind buildings can sometimes support carefully designed homes that respond to the local setting.
Redundant workshops, yards, garages and other previously used land may offer an opportunity for residential redevelopment.
How the journey works
The exact route depends on the site and any agreement reached. This outline shows how an opportunity may progress.
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We consider planning context, constraints, access, neighbouring development and indicative capacity.
If the site merits further work, Aaron will discuss your circumstances and may arrange a site visit.
We explain the possible agreement structure, responsibilities and next steps in straightforward language.
Where agreed, the appropriate planning, design, legal and technical advisers can be instructed.
The outcome and the agreed arrangement determine what happens next. No planning result is guaranteed.
Planning and professional costs
Where ARM Developments formally agrees to progress a suitable site, we will cover the agreed costs of preparing and submitting the planning application. The scope and process will be confirmed in writing before significant work begins.
The scope, responsibilities and route would be explained before significant work begins. Landowners should obtain independent legal advice before entering any binding agreement.
Clear answers
Site information is handled for the purpose of reviewing the opportunity and discussing it with you. Essential professional input would only be sought where appropriate and subject to the relevant arrangements.
No. An initial enquiry and review do not commit you to proceed. Any formal arrangement would be explained, documented and agreed separately.
No developer can responsibly guarantee planning permission. Early assessment helps identify the strengths, constraints and work needed to make an informed decision.
A few basic details are enough for Aaron to begin an initial, no-obligation review.
Free landowner resource
Who we are, the land we consider and how a potential opportunity can move from an initial conversation to a clear next step.
Prefer to speak directly?
Call ARM Developments for a straightforward initial conversation.