Billingsley Park Lodges, Billingsley, Bridgnorth

Filled with natural light this immaculately presented two bedroom, two bathroom, cedar wood clad long lease lodge has delightful woodland views to the rear from the wide, south and west facing, wrap around deck, a delightful spot to enjoy the hot tub, to socialise with a glass of wine or just take in the view that changes with the seasons.

Offered for sale with no forward chain this delightful, individually designed, cedar wood clad lodge has the remains of a 99 Year lease and therefore differs from many other short lease lodges on the market in addition the property is available for 12 month occupation with no close down period and is still covered by the 10 year building warranty until 2027. Secluded Billingsley Park Lodges, approached via a private driveway, is a linear development of a small number of lodges arranged for privacy, maximum light and uninterrupted views over lawns of neighbouring woodland and a natural pond to the rear and lawn to the front. This neutrally decorated lodge would be a wonderful property to relax in after a busy week or would also make an ideal Airbnb. A driveway to the front has space for two vehicles, the front door opens to a hallway with built in storage, some of it secured for owners use in the event of Airbnb use, the hallway, in turn, opens to a bright and spacious 22' x 19' open plan living room and kitchen, with peninsular division, filled with natural light from two pairs of south and west facing double opening patio doors that lead to the wrap around deck area, the kitchen is equipped with built in appliances including oven, hob, extractor, dishwasher, fridge freezer and washing machine, making this a home from home. Both the principle bedroom and second double bedroom have built in wardrobes and there is an ensuite shower room to the principle bedroom. The house bathroom has a white suite with glazed shower screen and shower over the bath.

The hamlet of Billingsley is approximately six miles south of the historic market town of Bridgnorth and eight miles away from Bewdley, both towns provide river crossings of the River Severn and access to the west midlands and have many interesting aspects to explore .

Tenure
We understand that the property is leasehold with a 99 year lease that commenced in August 2017. A service charge is payable to Billingsley Park Lodges who maintain the site. the service charge of £4,735 for the year, to include the provision of WiFi and TV Licence, was paid on the 1st March 2025.

Services
The property has the benefit of mains electricity and water, drainage and gas are provided from communal systems.

Council Tax
Not applicable

EPC
Not applicable

Viewings
All viewings are to be arranged via the vendors sole agents Nick Tart Estate Agents or

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