No longer on the market
This property is no longer on the market
Map2 bedroom lodge
Key information
Features and description
- Open plan living area with island and breakfast bar
- French doors as standard to the front elevation
- New updated layout with updated country-style colour scheme and armchairs
- Large six-seater Oak dining table
- Can Exel cladding and anthracite windows
SOLD
Please speak to Gary in the ownership office for more details.
Twin lodge with full front and side decking,and site fees included in the price
With its truly panoramic front, the Sensation allows you to enjoy the outdoors from the comfort of your own home. Furnished to the highest standard, this model offers quality, sophistication, and a luxurious feel. Built to exceed residential specifications, the Sensation is perfect for year-round use.
The open-plan living area is furnished with real oak furniture, a flame effect fire, and sumptuous upholstery that creates a cosy atmosphere despite the generous space. The quality is evident in every detail.
Upon entering the kitchen and dining area, the Sensation offers substantial space. The kitchen includes an island unit, providing extra worktop space and additional storage. The breakfast bar is ideally located for a good social flow between all areas.
The kitchen boasts stone effect countertops, ample cupboard space, and a full range of integrated appliances, including a high-level oven and microwave, a five-burner gas hob with extractor, and optional space for a washing machine and dishwasher.
The Sensation is built with a standard UPVC exterior, with the option of Canexel external cladding to seamlessly blend into any park environment.
Nestled away down a country lane with stunning countryside views is our Killigarth Manor Holiday Park. Holidaymakers return here year after year to stay in our 'Valley View' caravans and wide range of lodge accommodation. A public footpath from the park leads down to Talland Bay, a magical cove with great rock pools for the kids to investigate and a beach cafe with Cornish cream teas you'll never forget. On park there's something to keep everyone happy from adventure playground, soft play room, crazy golf and Foxy Club for the children to a tennis court, gym and sauna for Mum and Dad plus everyone can enjoy splashing around in the indoor pool with separate toddler pool.
The Cornish south coast is scattered with colourful and traditional fishing villages, but youd be hard-pressed to find one quite so iconic as beautiful Polperro. The old buildings provide a timeless charm while the protected harbour is a scenic setting for morning walks and evening dining. The entire Polperro Heritage Coast is named after this unassuming village, so you know its the heart of this region.Cottages cling to the cliffs of this beautiful fishing village on the Cornish coast. Its an artists paradise with buildings draped in greenery and a pretty harbour containing colourful boats and turquoise waters.
The village itself is long and narrow with shops and eateries set along the main street called The Coombe. Get yourself fish and chips to eat down by the harbour or pick up holiday mementos in the boutiques. Stretching out from the village are miles of farmland, creating that classic countryside feel right by the coast.Down on the harbour, there is a small beach so families, couples and groups can enjoy a quiet country getaway by the seaside. Dip your toes into the sea on this sandy beach and paddle among the shallows. Its located just outside the harbour wall, so check tide times; dogs are allowed on the beach during the colder months - seasonal restrictions apply.
The south coast is lined with sandy beaches. Just 4 miles from Polperro is Talland Bay Beach where theres a caf and kayak hire, while Lansallos Beach (2.5 miles away) is one of Cornwalls secret treasures with a waterfall to the west of the beach. National Trust-owned Lantic Bay is a beautiful sandy stretch just 5 miles away.
Theres a whole range of cosy pubs in and around Polperro on this stunning section of the Cornish coast. The award-winning Blue Peter Inn is a 16th century building sat right on the quay, so you can picture fisherman and smugglers from long ago who may well have sat and ate here. The delightfully-named Crumplehorn Inn near Polperro Village Hall is another lovely place to stop for a bite. Meanwhile, The Chip Ahoy, The Three Pilchards and Michelles Restaurant all offer the classic seaside staple of fish and chips.
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