Coopers Road, Christchurch, Coleford

A two bedroom park home situated on a small and quiet development of just eight homes, offering generous living space and wraparound gardens with open countryside views to the rear. While the property requires internal and external renovation, it presents an excellent opportunity for purchasers to modernise and personalise, adding their own stamp.

Christchurch is a highly regarded village on the edge of Coleford, offering a wonderful balance of countryside charm and everyday convenience. Surrounded by the natural beauty of the Forest of Dean, the area is well known for its peaceful setting, scenic walks and strong sense of community. Coleford town centre is just a short drive away, providing a range of shops, supermarkets, cafés, schools and other essential amenities, while the wider forest offers endless opportunities for outdoor pursuits including walking, cycling and exploring the nearby woodland trails. Christchurch is ideally placed for those seeking a quieter village lifestyle without feeling remote, making it a popular choice for families, professionals and those looking to enjoy the best of both rural living and accessibility.

Entrance Hallway: - 1.50m x 1.17m (4'11 x 3'10) - Side aspect UPVC double glazed window, radiator, storage cupboard, door providing access to the lounge.

Lounge: - 3.35m x 4.67m (11'0 x 15'4) - Front & side aspect UPVC double glazed windows, radiator, power & lighting, electric fire, double doors provide access to the conservatory, with an opening leading through to the dining area.

Conservatory: - 2.34m x 2.34m (7'8 x 7'8) - Surrounding UPVC double glazed windows to front aspect, radiator, views over the garden & countryside in the distance.

Dining Area: - 2.21m x 2.95m (7'3 x 9'8) - Side aspect UPVC double glazed window, radiator, power & lighting, door providing access to the kitchen.

Kitchen: - 2.90m x 2.90m (9'6 x 9'6) - Side aspect UPVC double glazed window, side aspect UPVC double glazed frosted door providing external access, fitted with a range of base and wall units, built-in oven, hob with extractor hood, space for washing machine & fridge/freezer, cupboard housing the Worcester boiler.

Inner Hallway: - Loft access, doors providing access to the shower room & both bedrooms.

Shower Room: - 2.21m x 2.95m (7'3 x 9'8) - Suite comprising close coupled W.C., wash hand basin with mixer tap, walk-in shower with electric shower over.

Bedroom One: - 3.48m x 2.87m (11'5 x 9'5) - Side aspect UPVC double glazed window, built-in wardrobes, radiator, power & lighting.

Bedroom Two: - 2.41m x 2.90m (7'11 x 9'6) - Rear aspect UPVC double glazed window, radiator, power & lighting, wardrobe space.

Outside: - The property benefits from a wraparound garden. To the front the garden is mainly paved for ease of maintenance. To one side there is a small area of artificial turf, leading around to the rear garden which houses several garden sheds and a greenhouse. The rear garden enjoys pleasant open views over the surrounding countryside & fields.

Agents Note: - Ground rent and maintenance charge is £ per calendar month.

Park Homes: - When you own the freehold of a property, you own everything outright, including the land it stands on. Leasehold means that you own both the building and the plot, but for a limited period.
According to the Mobile Home Act 2013, park homes are neither freehold nor leasehold. That's because you are buying just the dwelling itself.
The land remains the property of the park owner at all times.
As a park home owner, you sign an agreement with the site owner and pay an annual pitch fee. Having separate arrangements for the structure and the land is what makes a park home purchase different from conventional home buying.
The site agreement is for a specified period (typically around 70 years). When it expires, you continue to own the park home but you will need to renew the agreement.
One result of this is that mortgages are not available for park homes. This is because a mortgage only applies when the purchase includes the land.
Your rights are protected. In addition to renting the pitch, you will be paying the site owner a service charge for general upkeep of roads, communal areas and other facilities. Then, there are charges for utilities, such as electricity, gas and water. The site owner often manages these, but there are strict safeguards in place to ensure you only pay a fair market rate if the site owner supplies these services and in some cases, you would be responsible for supplying your own. In fact, your rights are protected in several ways under the 2013 Act. Please enquire and satisfy yourself of the supply to the particular property you are viewing.

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