I live nearby but don't border the land, however access from Pits Lane is not suitable for any more traffic than this single track lane already accommodates as well as it forming part of the Wherrymans Way footpath with heavy tourist and local walkers..not to mention a childrens play area at the Pits which borders it.
The Grade 1 Church opposite and surrounding area is a conservation area bordering directly on to the Broads.
I'm not sure as to what type of property is suited for this land as it is mostly sloped and any two storey dwellings would look completely out of character especially as the houses on Pits Lane opposite the site are at a much lower level and the properties on Hardley Rd are bungalows.
Access from Hardley Rd is also unsuitable as it is narrow and the crossroads with Pit Lane is already compromised by very poor visibility and fast traffic entering the village.