Corner Plots Explained: Space, Privacy and Design Freedom

Corner plots have roads or open space on two sides, so they get more light and air, more design freedom and often more privacy. Check road frontage, traffic and noise before you choose one.

Benefits of corner plots

• More natural light and ventilation
• Easier vehicle access
• More room for gardens and design
• Only one direct neighbour

Things to check

Corner plots can have more road frontage to maintain, and traffic may affect the spot. Visit and judge for yourself.

Is a corner plot right for you?

Choose a corner plot if you want more light, easy access and room to design creatively. Think twice if you prefer a very quiet lane or do not want extra boundary and frontage to maintain.

Visiting the plot at busy and quiet times of day will show you how it really feels.

Key takeaways

• Two open sides bring more light, air and design freedom
• Check road frontage, traffic and noise before choosing
• Corner Sanctuaries at The Rama Vann are spacious parcels for bespoke homes
• Visit at busy and quiet times of day

Frequently asked questions

Are corner plots more expensive?

Pricing depends on the project. Ask the developer for a clear written breakdown for the exact plot.

Does The Rama Vann have corner plots?

Yes. Corner Sanctuaries at The Rama Vann are spacious parcels designed for bespoke homes.

Do corner plots get more sunlight?

Often yes, because two sides are open, which can bring in more natural light and airflow.

Ask about Corner Sanctuaries when you book a site visit.