SALE OF AN ASSET – Land east of 15 Pingle Road Killamarsh S21 1JE
August 19, 2025 Assistant Director of Property, Estates and Assets (Officer) Approved View on council websiteThis summary is generated by AI from the council’s published record and supporting documents. Check the full council record and source link before relying on it.
Summary
...to sell the land east of 15 Pingle Road, Killamarsh S21 1JE, for a minimum of £25,000 plus a 1% buyer's premium, with the Director of Estates, Property and Assets having delegated authority to set the reserve price closer to the auction date.
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Content
1. The sale of land and property known as land
east of 15 Pingle Road Killamarsh S21 1JE (as shown edged red on
the attached plan).
The site extends to some 266 square metres is hard surfaced and
slopes up from Pingle Road. The site has been used for informal car
parking. There is a public right of way along the north and east
boundaries of the site.
The land was purchased under the Housing Acts 1980 and 1985 ad is
held under the Housing Revenue Account. The land is not being used
for housing provision, it is currently being use as an informal
parking space and surplus to Council requirements. As the land is
vacant and to be sold at market value it can be disposed of under
S.32 of the Housing Act 1985.
The Council’s approved RICS registered Auction provider,
Eddisons, has advised that the property should be marketed at
£25,000 plus. The Director of Estates, Property and Assets to
be given delegated authority to set a reserve price prior closer to
the auction date. This should ensure that the Council meets its
legal obligations in respect of section 123 Local Government Act
1972. The terms of the contract with the Auctioneer provide for a
1% Buyers Premium fee (subject to a minimum of £1500 plus
vat) be charged on any sale.
Reasons for the decision
In pursuit of the strategy A Great Place to
Live Well.
The sale of the land will reduce a maintenance liability on the
Council and secure a capital receipt which can be used towards
priority projects.
Alternative options considered
Retain the land and continue to maintain as
informal parking – this would not represent the best value to
the Council, there would be an ongoing maintenance and liability
costs.
Retain and develop for housing – Rykneld Homes Ltd have no
plans for the site.
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Details
| Outcome | Recommendations Approved |
| Decision date | 19 Aug 2025 |