Matt finish Champagne aluminium cladding
Carpet underlay throughout
Stylish light fittings with low energy bulbs
Externally vented powered cooker hood
Soft-close hinges on doors and drawers in kitchen
40mm worktops
Electric fire
USB socket in lounge
Additional sockets next to TV point in lounge
2 x sofas
Coffee table with cube stool
King size bed in master bedroom
Lift-up bed in master bedroom
TV point in master bedroom and one twin room
USB sockets in all bedrooms
Pictures above bed in master bedroom
En suite shower
Bathroom extractor fans
Shaver socket
Coat hooks in all bathrooms
Extra Features:
Galvanised chassis
Free standing fridge freezer
Integrated microwave and dishwasher
Voiles
Outlook doors
Scatter cushions in lounge
Lounge armchair
We have compiled a list of some of the reasons why you may want to own a holiday home at Woodlands Caravan Park:
To not have to book and be able to come and go as you please. The stress of booking holidays can often overshadow the excitement of booking time away with your friends and family. As a holiday home owner, this aspect is removed, meaning the only decision you have to make is when you can go!
Blue flag beaches. Woodlands Caravan Park is only a couple of miles from the blue flag beach at Sheringham.
Having a holiday home means that you will have the ability to experience the beach when the day visitors have gone home. From glorious sunsets and sunrises to seeing local fishing boats setting out and returning with their catch of the day, you will experience the beach as one of the locals.
Proximity to the National Trust Woodland. Sheringham Park is a haven for many species of bird and wildlife. Explore 1000 acres of varying habitat including woodland, parkland and cliff top.
Peace and quiet. Woodlands Caravan Park is in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and surrounded by only fields and woodland.
Sheringham. The seaside town of Sheringham has a great range of restaurants, pubs and cafes. With an eclectic range of local shops, a supermarket and a garage, everything you need is in one place.
Love of the area. Norfolk is special, and for those lucky enough to have already visited the county, will hold fond memories of crabbing on the coast and long languid days on its coastline. North Norfolk is home to a large colony of grey seals that can be seen on boat trips from nearby Blakeney, steam railways, and other attractions suitable for families, couples, nature lovers, history buffs and shoppers.
The buying process. We take you on a personal tour of the park and give you everything that you need to make a decision.
VIEWING Viewing strictly by prior appointment through Arnolds Keys Coastal Office 01263 822373
SITEFEES The site is open from 1st March to 14th December and the fees for 2023 are £4050 to include water, and rates (No Council Tax payable)
Based on not being a first time buyer, and a purchase price of £250,000, the stamp duty payable would be:
£2,500
Other costs to consider
Mortgage
Removals
Surveys
Solicitors Fees
This calculator works on the following assumptions: you are purchasing the freehold for the property; you are not purchasing on behalf of a company or trust; you are purchasing for your personal, residential use; you don’t already own another property. If these assumptions are incorrect, or you’d like a more detailed breakdown of stamp duty costs, please see the gov.uk stamp duty calculator.
