Campsite and 3 bedroom bungalow for sale Hartland, Bideford, Devon

This 3 double bedroom, spacious family home, close to the North Cornish coast set in approx. 1.5 acres of land which is currently used a campsite. The property has undergone extensive refurbishment in recent years and the property is beautifully presented throughout and the accommodation offer great flexibility and comprises: traditional 'heart of the home' kitchen/dining room, living room, studio/sunroom, master bedroom with en suite, 2 further double bedrooms, luxury bathroom, large garage & carport.

Grounds
The property is sat at the end of a plot measuring in total approximately 1.5 acres. The majority of the land is used for the campsite area. There is permission for 6 touring caravans and 2 static caravans. The current owners use it for friends and family and do not run it as a going concern however each pitch has electric hook ups and there are shower and W.C. facilities which could provide a good income. Ideally set close to the rugged North Cornish coast and a short distance from Bude and Hartland.
There is a garden area close to the house. A fenced area is surrounded by trees and has previously been a productive vegetable plot with a green house. This garden is overgrown but could be re-instated.
A storage container is a very useful addition and will remain with the property.

General Information
The property has private water supply and drainage. Oil fired central heating and mains electric.
The glazed units in the double glazing have all been replaced recently. The roof was renewed approximately 5 years ago.

£350,000

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Campsite For Sale North Wales 40 Touring Pitches £250,000

Land with Planning Permission for 40 Touring Caravans and manager's accommodation in a popular North Wales tourist destination.

Former brownfield site with Planning Consent for the change of use for the siting of 40 Touring Caravans and conversion of existing buildings into toilet facilities and manager's accommodation.
Idyllic location on the banks of the River Seiont and surrounded by mature woodland.
Convenient access off the A487 and close to the popular tourist and historic town of Caernarfon.
Overall site area of approx 5 acres (2.02 hectares).
An additional 16 acres (6.47 hectares) of woodland is available by separate negotiation.

Price : £250,000 Freehold

Reference No : 3693/Chester

Fox Leisure:
56 Hough Green
Chester
CH4 8JQ

Tel: 07816 520831
Tel: 01244 679933

Camping de la Touche 10 acres 14 pitches Loire Valley 425,000€

Campsite for sale with exciting opportunity for further development. We are a retired couple in our late 60s so the site is not fulfilling its full potential , hence it is being advertised at its property value only it is kept well maintained

Set in 10 acres of the idyllic Loire Valley, The campsite itself is already established as one of the best privately owned campsites in rural France with outstanding reviews in ukcampsite.co.uk

A hard roadway runs all the way round the site. There are 14 pitches all with electric hook ups and ample room for tents, also four Timber Tents which accommodate up to four people and provides a small kitchen area, electricity, English TV.

A small river runs across the property. Permit fishing is available. (Carp, roach, chub, trout.) A bridge crosses the river to the second camping field, Tents only.

Facilities include:
  • Plunge Pool
  • Takeaway/Cafe
  • Recently modernised ladies and gent’s toilet shower block
  • Modern prep room with freezer, washer dryer 
  • A large meeting room / dining room suitable for rally’s 
  • Waste disposal point 
The site offers undercover caravan storage with capacity to store up-to 25 caravans and outdoor storage for around 30-40 caravans, which can generate income of around €22,000-€25,000per year.

There is a large 3 bed family home which has been renovated to a high standard. On the ground floor there is a large living room, with dining area and wood burning stove. There is a fully fitted modern kitchen and separate WC.

The office/shop is off this main room and exits on to the court yard.

Upstairs are three large en suite double rooms, all with original beams. The landing is large and offers a quiet seating area.

Opposite the house is the old forge, and the old goat dairy, all with planning permission to be converted into 4 Gites.

On the left of the house there is an enormous cathedral like barn (350m2). The old cow barn. This has huge development potential but is currently being used as a workshop and storage area.

Camping de la Touche offers the opportunity to be self-sufficient with mature fruit trees and large vegetable plot. A ford across the camping field leads to another area of land, where there is also room for livestock should you wish or further development. The potential is there.

This property is well located and provides a good base for exploring the region. The campsite has visitors from both the UK and Holland. Many returning each year or calling in on their way north or south.

It is approximately a 4-5 hour drive from the ferry port at Caen. The campsite is just the right size for a couple to manage without the need to employ other people.

Ligueil 3kms Loches 18kms Tours 58kms Paris 295kms Calais 580kms Le Harve 396kms Caen 318kms

Asking price 425,000€ or sensible offer just reduced January 2016 for a quick sale


Contact John Green Tel:  0033 247 595494

Email: booklatouche@hotmail.co.uk

Website:  www.theloirevalley.com

Facebook: www.facebook.com/theloirevalley

Coe Burn Caravan Park, Thrunton, Alnwick £475,000

Static Caravan park with residential accommodation at an excellent Northumberland location. Established Park Business. Four bedroom house. 34 Static Caravan Pitches. Established Trading Records with potential to be further improved. Additional Land which could be developed subject to planning. Property extends in all to approximately 1.55 hectares (3.82 acres). 

Coe Burn Caravan Park 

The house and gardens are set within the Park which extends to approximately 1.55 hectares (3.82 acres) and is partially developed with 34 static caravan pitches. The remaining area of the Park is undeveloped.

Static Caravan Pitches 

There are currently 34 static caravan pitches occupied with privately owned static caravans and serviced with water and electric. The site license allows for 34 static holiday caravans to be occupied between 1st April and 31st October.

Toilet and Shower Block 

The caravan site includes a male and female toilet/shower block which is fitted to a good standard.

Undeveloped Land 

There is approximately 0.30 hectares (0.74 acres) of land located at the south west of the property incorporating a car park area, woodland and scope to develop additional pitches.

Coe Burn Bungalow 

Coe Burn includes a four bedroom bungalow that was built in the late 1980s. It has a large entrance hallway with doors to the reception rooms, kitchen and bedrooms. The living room has bi-fold doors through to the dining room, a brick fireplace with an open fire and glazed doors leading out onto the patio and garden. The dining room is dual aspect and has a glazed service hatch through to the kitchen which is fitted with a range of floor and wall units. The main bedroom is a double room with an en-suite bathroom including a WC, wash basin and shower cubicle. There are a further three double bedrooms each with fitted wardrobes. The main bathroom includes a bath with overhead shower, wash basin, bidet and WC. There is a separate shower room with a WC, wash basin and shower cubicle.

Agents: George F.White, Wolsingham - 8 Front Street, Wolsingham, DL13 3AA

Badralloch Camp Site, Cottage and Bothy, Dundonnell £275,000

14.9 acres. Attractive VisitScotland 4-Star Campsite and Cottage in a Sublime rural location. Campsite includes a 19-pitch plus 4 hook-up points for caravans. Comprising of a 6.04 hectares croft tenancy, including a 2 bedroom cottage, a 12 berth bothy. Outline planning permission for a further dwelling.

Croft 9 Badrallach enjoys a stunning and unique setting in a remote yet wondrous location. With stunning views over Little Loch Broom and ”An Teallach” to the South. Its trading location can be best described as 7 miles from Dundonnell and 25 miles from Ullapool; the local centre for social and amenity needs. Though somewhat remote, the trading location of Badrallach is unique and awe-inspiring. The business is ideally situated to capitalise upon a broad range of clientele who enjoy the ruggedness, tranquility and beauty of its location. The site drives income through the letting of pitches for tents and caravans, rental of the cottage and income from the bothy. The majority of business is pre-booked but there are a number of ‘off street’ customers who arrive without a prior booking. In the main customers tend to be walkers and climbers but there are a number of guests who simply enjoy the tranquil setting. The owners presently rent bikes, kayaks and sail boats plus ancillary equipment to visitors. The Campsite is awarded 4-Stars by VisitScotland, a Green Tourism Gold Award, and carries the visit Scotland Bothy designation award. The site trades year-round.

The croft extends to circa 6.04 hectares (13.78 acres) and it is the tenancy that is offered for sale plus all fixtures and fitting within the buildings, the goodwill of the business including all intellectual rights to the business. The sale also includes rights to a share of grazing over 56 hectares. The current owners have operated the campsite for 20 years and it is their pending retirement that brings this charming business to the market.

The Camp Site:

The camp site is open plan, with a number of tent pitches within the gorse bushes providing campers with a degree of privacy. In total the site currently has 19 pitches. The site has 4 electrical hook-up points. Within the site there are areas with tables and open cooking / campfire positions.

The Cottage:

The small cottage on the site is a charming and popular holiday let. This building could also be used as owner’s accommodation if desired. The building has stone walls with sheet metal profile roof. The building internally has some unique and charming features which include gas lighting and the use of metal structures to maximise space utilisation. This compact building has an entrance vestibule, a lounge, family bathroom and kitchen. The lounge is set to soft furnishings and has a solid fuel stove. The kitchen is compact but well-appointed also with a solid fuel stove with a back boiler for the heating system. On the first floor are two bedrooms configured to a twin and a double.

The Bothy:

This building is constructed with stone walls and sheet mental profile roof. The Bothy is a popular venue for both the individual adventurer and groups; this unit can accommodate up to 12 persons. This cosy facility provides basic but adequate accommodation facilities including a good-sized kitchen area and dining space. There is a solid fuel stove making is a cosy accommodation unit. To the rear of the Bothy is the ablution facilities which extend to ladies, gents and disabled plus two shower units.

Agents: ASG Commercial, Inverness - York House, 20 Church Street, Inverness, IV1 1ED

Halladale Inn, Chalet and Caravan Park, Melvich £359,950

19 licensed pitches for caravans, motor-homes and tents; 3-star STB accredited

This substantial and attractive business has three operating elements which complement each other making it an exceptional lifestyle opportunity. The business has two accommodation income streams; the 2 two-bedroom chalets and the caravan/camp site that provides facilities for 19 separate pitches. This is coupled with the operation of a Highland Inn which offers a wide variety of facilities from a restaurant to the provision of bar services. The Inn is well presented offering a range of provision that meets both the local need and the requirements of the many and varied tourists that pass by. Located within some of the most stunning scenery in the North of Scotland, the business offers a warm and friendly Highland welcome to all its guests. Over recent years the present owners have developed the business and have gained an enviable reputation whilst offering a good standard of catering supported with good facilities. This has led to an all-year round operating model within buoyant trade resulting in a profitable business.

The Halladale complex is situated close to the village of Melvich and highly convenient for guests wishing to utilise the range of nearby shops and services, being situated on one of the most popular routes for those wanting to undertake the John O’Groats to Lands End challenge. The busy and popular village of Melvich sits on the northern-most coast of Sutherland close to the town of Thurso. The area has long been a Mecca for the field sports enthusiast. Not only does the area host this impressive range of top salmon rivers, it is a prime Scottish destination for wild brown trout angling. Sea fishing from Scrabster harbour at the estuary of the Thurso River offers an alternative to game angling, these opportunities combining to offer year round sport.

THE HALLADALE INN
The main building originates from circa 1890 and is a developed croft house which has now been operated as a hospitality business for 30 years. Built from stone with a pitched slate roof there is a sympathetic extension to the rear built in 1981. Through a vestibule, the front entrance leads into a traditional ‘L’ shaped bar with table seating for 24; the service of bar meals is a strong income driver of the business. There is a significant presence of traditional wood fittings and quality tartan carpet throughout the bar. This coupled with a welcoming and original solid fuel fireplace provide a high degree of character and warmth. The bar servery is located in a good position of vantage providing good access to the service areas to its rear. An area is set aside for a pool table and additionally there is a darts board, gaming machine and jukebox which are a key attraction to holiday makers. The bar retains it own WCs for both gents and ladies.

Through the bar is a spacious restaurant which is put to good use for many community activities such as meetings for the Coastguard and Young Famers. With disabled access directly from the car park and disabled facilities, the restaurant can comfortably seat up to 40 covers but has a partition screen to facilitate a cosier environment for smaller gatherings. With good visibility over the wild countryside and tasteful wall lights, the restaurant is a bright and commodious room. Located within this area is a spacious office with a robust safe. The Inn has a hard-standing car park which can accommodate 15 cars.

The public areas are serviced from a modern and ergonomically laid out commercial kitchen with an excellent extraction system and a good level of support equipment, plus a new floor (2012). With excellent built-in storage units, a large dry goods store and a utility room, the kitchen is capable of a high level of food production. A spacious, newly fitted out cellar with a ‘python cooler’, with both shelving and wine racks provides adequate and secure storage for alcoholic and soft beverages. A secondary office counter gives an area to prepare bills etc. The Inn benefits from double glazing throughout and electric heating.

CARAVAN AND CAMPING AREA

The caravan, motor home and camping pitch has a license for 19 units, including 13 hook-up points for caravans and motor homes, within an area of approximately 3250 metres square. This well-maintained 3-star facility has a good quality utilities building. This includes 2 washing machines and 2 tumble dryers, both of which are key-controlled from the main Inn. In addition there are spacious ladies and gents ablutions with showers units. Within the area there is power provision for pitches.

SELF-CATERING CHALETS
The third income stream to this business is derived from the self-catering chalets which are constructed from timber frame and block-work, with pitched roof. The 2 units are presented in a semi-detached format, each with 2 large bedrooms (one twin and one double), a bathroom, kitchenette and living area. The chalets can accommodate 6 persons through the use of sofa-beds. The chalets are furnished to a good standard and are a popular with touring guests. Set in spacious grounds, there is scope to develop this aspect of the business further by adding additional units (subject to planning consent). The area of ground in which the chalets are presented is in the region of 2500 metres square.

OWNER’S ACCOMMODATION
The owners now have a 3-bedroom bungalow which has a through Kitchen/ diner/lounge. One bedroom has an en-suite shower room and a separate sitting area plus there is an additional shower room.

GROUNDS
The Halladale Inn benefits from a prime roadside trading location, with a significant property footprint. The Inn has parking for 15 cars to the side of the building. A sitting out area is provided for guests to the side of the main Inn building set to two four-seated tables.

DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL
As previously alluded to, there is scope to develop out the available land further providing additional chalets or possibly building owner’s accommodation. There is no doubt that new owners could develop each aspect of the business further.

SERVICES

Mains electricity and water. LPG gas. Private drainage.

Agents: ASG Commercial, Inverness - York House, 20 Church Street, Inverness, IV1 1ED


Bryn Bach Caravan Park, Bwlchtocyn, Abersoch £750,000

An extremely rare opportunity on this southwest coast of the beautiful Lleyn Peninsula to acquire a well established freehold, three acre seasonal touring/campsite, the very first time to come onto the open market having been in the present family ownership since the early 1950s.

Extending to approximately three acres, the site is set within three enclosures with a south facing aspect. The site has planning consent for 37 touring pitches (28 seasonal) and 30 tents which extends to 50 tents in August only. There is also one static Willerby caravan, two berth sleeping six (new in 2006). There are a total of 45 hookups which extends into the separate camping enclosure including a small boat park, children's play area with facilities on site including a substantial modern detached block built building which comprises; an office/shop, rear laundry room, ladies and gentlemen's' toilet accommodation, a disabled WC/shower, separate shower, washing area with two sink units and Elsan emptying area. To the side a portable storage unit and gas bottle storage compound, a small additional detached shower/WC block sited in the camping field.

Agents:
Beresford Adams, Abersoch
The Harbour, Abersoch, Pwllheli, Gwynedd, LL53 7AP
01758 464003