Holton Hall Park is a delightful setting on the outskirts of Halesworth and is home to fifty-five holiday Park homes set in sixty-eight acres of beautiful, protected woodland set around a lake.

The park is unusual in the fact that the residents between them own the company which runs the site. This means there are no lease lengths to worry about with the units being sold as freeholds. In 1994, Holton Hall Park was given the status of a 'County Wildlife Site', by the Waveney District Council, thus protecting it from further development. Suffolk Wildlife Trust advise on the conservation of the parkland, which includes rich grassland with Dyers Greenwood and orchids, a well-stocked lake, and rich ancient mixed woodland, predominantly ash, hornbeam, oak, sycamore and horse chestnut.

The Park home itself is set with some stunning views. It is a spacious affair with flexible accommodation that can suit many families. You enter a reception hall which currently has a dining table in it this leads down to the two main double bedrooms with the principal bedroom offering an en-suite shower room.

The second bedroom is served by the family shower room. Both bathrooms are finished to a high standard with a matched white suite with attractively tiled walls and splashbacks. A utility room is a handy extra space which leads into the kitchen which is thirteen feet long and is fitted with a French style Kitchen with some free-standing units and a range cooker set to one wall.

The reception areas are set at the far end where you get to enjoy the view towards the lake. There is a dining area which has patio doors out on to a covered terrace and a large double aspect lounge with a log burner to give a cosy feel during the chillier months. There is also a family room which could be used as a third bedroom.

Outside there is plenty of parking and to the rear is a private garden area with space for a table and chairs.

Offered with no onward chain this is an exciting opportunity to acquire a lovely country retreat set close to the coast.