Detached house for sale in 33 St Ives Holiday Village, Lelant, St. Ives, Cornwall TR26

A two bedroom caravan/lodge situated in the centre of the popular St Ives John Fowler holiday village, set in over 100 acres of woodland and with excellent on-site facilities catering for all age groups. Lodge 33 offers an open plan lounge/kitchen/diner with doors leading out to a balconied seating area and integrated appliances, master bedroom with en-suite WC, twin bedroom and shower room, having the benefit of gas heating and double glazing, with guest parking and on-site facilities nearby, along with public transport services from the site to St Ives town centre.

Situated
St Ives Holiday Village is situated circa 2 miles from St Ives, in the village of Lelant. St Ives is a traditional Cornish fishing village, with glorious sandy blue flag beaches, coastal walks, a wide selection of bespoke shops, cafés and restaurants.

Ground Floor
Entrance hall, open plan lounge/kitchen/diner with integrated appliances and doors to the decked balcony. Master bedroom with en-suite WC, twin bedroom and shower room.

Site Facilities
Guest car parking and public bus service to St Ives. Facilities indoor swimming pool, family entertainment and childrens club, shop and launderette, café, bar and restaurant, play and sports areas and a nature trail. The holiday village has enjoyed recent rejuvenation and offers a wide selection of themed weekends, along with family entertainment throughout the peak holiday season. The site is open for 10 months of the year from the 1st February to the 30th November.

Lease Details
The current lease expires December 2031 and we understand that this can be renewed on an annual basis.
The pitch fee for 2024 is £4,455 inclusive of VAT.
Ground Rent £504 per annum

Viewings
Strictly by prior appointment with Miller Countrywide St Ives . General enquiries Countrywide Property Auctions .

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