House

If you are looking to buy a business or expand an existing portfolio, then look no further as Eastfield Holiday Park could be the opportunity you have been waiting for. This attractive site extends to 4.9 acres with a wildlife pond at its centre. There are three large timber cabins, all of which have been fitted out to a very high specification. In addition to the existing cabins, there is planning permission for two additional lodges and a site office/accommodation.

There is a smaller pod at the entrance to the site which can also be utilised for a variety of purposes including accommodation subject to approval. A steel portal framed building with a roller door can be found in the far corner which is currently used for storage. The cabins have been connected to package treatment plants which are awaiting final sign off.

Lodge 3 (Stag) - Living room with log burner, kitchen/diner with a range of appliances, three double bedrooms, one en-suite and a family bathroom. Enclosed rear garden, hot tub, parking and raised timber decking.

Lodge 4 (Hedgehog) - Kitchen/living/dining room with fitted appliances, three bedrooms, one ensuite, a family bathroom and a utility. Hot tub, parking and raised timber decking.

Lodge 5 (Fox) - Living room with log burner, kitchen/diner with a range of appliances, four double bedrooms, one en-suite, a Jack & Jill bathroom and a separate family bathroom. Hot tub, parking and raised timber decking. External utility room/storage.

Pod – Fitted with a worktop and storage cupboards. Space for a bed and breakfast table.

The site has been operational from December 2022. From January to the end of April this year (2023) the site will have generated just short of £30,000. The site is already showing a huge amount of potential considering it has only be open for such a short period of time. There are advanced bookings for 2023 totalling £64,000, which is likely to increase considering it is still early in the year. The new owner will be able to install two further lodges immediately after purchasing which will increase income significantly.

The change of use permission was subject to conditions as per the planning approval; however the current application Ref. No: 23/00896/PLF should address all of the no -standard conditions with the exception of items 6 & 7 which may require further details being made available to the local authority. Item 8 could realistically be subject to a variation/negotiation with the local authority by the purchaser should they wish to retain the current entrance.