Residential Park Homes for Sale

The residential section is away from the holiday area, so it’s quiet; a lovely location for people over the age of 50 looking for security and tranquillity. The advantage of the residential section’s proximity to Upwood’s holiday facilities is that residents can make use of the restaurant and bar on the park; a place not just to enjoy a meal or snack but to make friends, too. Live entertainment is in the bar every Saturday night. Over in Upwood’s holiday section, touring caravans, tents and motorhomes are welcomed.

There are camping pods to hire, plus holiday homes to hire and buy – all of which is ideal if you’re planning on relatives or friends visiting you.

Residential Park Homes for Sale

Two Bedroom Park Home For Sale – NOW SOLD!

EPC Exempt
Two Bedrooms
Decking & Patio
Pleasant Park Home
Modern Kitchen & Bathroom
Sought after rural location close to Oxenhope village

two bedroom park home, situated in this sought after rural location close to the ever popular village of Oxenhope. The property is ideal for the retired person/person downsizing, and the accommodation comprises of an entrance porch, the kitchen has a range of modern base and wall mounted units and double glazed window to the rear. The lounge has a living flame gas coal effect fire, two double glazed windows and entrance door leading onto the decking. There are two bedrooms, both with fitted wardrobes, and the bathroom has a modern three piece suite in white comprising of a bath with shower over, WC, wash hand basin. Externally gardens, patio, and decking area, and allocated parking. EPC exempt.

Price: £62,500

– NOW SOLD! –

EPC Exempt
Park Home on Popular residential Site
2 Bedrooms (master en-suite)
Gardens to 3 Sides
Allocated Parking & Garage
NO CHAIN

A good sized two/three bedrooms detached park home which comprises: through lounge dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms, master having En-Suite and walk in wardrobe and house bathroom with panelled bath. The property stands in pleasant gardens to four sides being mainly lawned with shrubs, trees and both paved seating area. There is a garden shed and close by a single garage with electric up & over door which is available to rent separately. The property has mains gas fired central heating and double glazing.

Situated in a rural location with stunning Pennine scenery and a bus stop at the entrance to the site. From Cross Roads village, proceed towards Haworth and then turn left into Hebden Road. At the crossroads turn left then first right into Blackmoor Road. Follow the road for some distance, where Upwood Park is then signposted on the left. Turn off the road then take the second road on the right into the site where the property will be seen on the left hand side. PLEASE NOTE: This property is leasehold.

The ground rent is to be confirmed. There is a 50 age restriction. We have been verbally advised that the site supply water and is currently £371 per year for double occupancy and £358.10 per year for single occupancy. Electricity is charged at 12p per unit. The gas is mains. Please note that the property is also subject to annual ground rent of £158 per month which is garage inclusive (garage rent subject to Freeholder acceptance) This information has been supplied by the Vendors but is to be confirmed through your legal advisor.

Price: Offers over £115,000

Please call us on 01535 644242 to talk about this fantastic opportunity or view it via the estate agents website:
https://www.holroydsestateagents.co.uk/property-details/jet_hlr-KGH190614/keighley/oxenhope/black-moor-road

The Region

Attractions of the region include organised Brontë walks which take place most weekends. There are vintage train weekends regularly, there’s an annual beer festival at Haworth, plus 40s and 60s weekends, and music festivals in the nearby area. Plenty to do, then, without going too far from home. Steam train enthusiasts will love Upwood’s proximity to the Keighley and Worth Valley Steam Railway, which has a programme of special events throughout the year including guided tours of locomotive workshops and even opportunities to get involved and volunteer your services to the heritage railway attraction! This is one of the leading heritage railways in the UK and is among Yorkshire’s best known tourist attractions. It is owned, operated and managed principally by volunteers. Other attractions of the region that are great places for days out include the famous and spectacular Malham Cove, a limestone formation – a curved cliff at the head of a valley that was originally the site of a waterfall caused by a melting glacier; this is a briliant area for walking.

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