Warren Bay Holiday Village, TA23

DESCRIPTION: A choice of brand new luxury lodges, fully equipped with double glazing and gas central heating ready for occupation on this sought after and family run site situated on the edge of Watchet. The lodges which have starting prices of £60,000 will impress all those who view. Subject to the model and size of the individual lodges, most will offer more than the average starter home with the added benefit of being able to occupy them for 11 months of the year (closed season January). The site fees are currently set at £3,035.89 for the 11 month term which does not include the charge for water and sewage (currently £245.30 per 11 months) or electric (meters read in June and December annually) bottled gas is available on site and charged for as it is consumed.

Warren Bay is a small caravan site located on the edge of Watchet, and has been run by the Pring family for more than 25 years, and it sits in an elevated position allowing most plots to enjoy far reaching sea views. The site is very well maintained with a swimming pool and shop open throughout the season. There is direct access to the beach and dogs are welcome on site as long as they are kept on a lead and exercised away from the park.

On purchasing a new lodge, a license of up to 30 years will be granted for the lodge to remain on the site, giving peace of mind that you have a home for a number of years to come. There are also a number of optional extras available to include MP3 sound systems, built in larders, integrated dishwashers and decking packages with glass surrounds.


DIRECTIONS: From our office in Swain Street proceed turn right into Market Street and proceed up West Street on the way to Blue Anchor. After approximately three quarters of a mile Warren Bay will be found on your right hand side.

LOCATION: Situated in the ancient harbour town of Watchet, boasting a colourful maritime history dating back over two thousand years. Nestled between Exmoor National Park and the Quantock Hills it is hard to believe that the M5 is only half an hour away, with Bristol and its international airport easily commutable. 21st Century Watchet still holds all the charm from long ago while offering the amenities essential to modern living including; junior school, a post office, hairdressers, convenience stores and a host of antique, gift and art shops as well as pubs, hotels, a museum and a doctor's surgery, the town certainly has a great deal to offer anyone wishing to make their home here. The coastline and Marina which, opened in 2001, are notable attractions of the area. For steam enthusiasts, The West Somerset Railway runs regularly throughout the year connecting Bishops Lydeard and Minehead with Watchet and all local stations on route.



Agents Notes: Some of the photographs used by Wilkie, May & Tuckwood have been taken with a wide angled lens to show the property off to its best advantage. Please note the floorplan is for guidance only and is not architecturally accurate.



THE PROPERTY MISDESCRIPTIONS ACT 1991
The agent has not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures and fittings or services and so cannot verify that they are in working order or fit for the purpose. A buyer is advised to obtain verification from their Solicitor or Surveyor.
References to the Tenure of the Property are based on information supplied by the Seller. The agent has not had sight of the title documents. A Buyer is advised to obtain verification from their Solicitor.