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Hawkstone Park

Nula Media — Fri, 16 Feb 2024 16:40:39 +0000

Hawkstone

Oswestry, Shropshire

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Conveniently sited close to major road links, Hawkstone Park is a compact development of 26 executive park homes located on the Wales / England border in Oswestry, Shropshire.

Private, block paved drives, landscaped gardens and a safe and secure site, accessible via private gate, contribute to the pleasant ambience of Hawkstone Park. Being a smaller site, a real sense of community prevails. Homeowners take pride in the appearance of their homes and surroundings, maintaining the excellent design standards in terms of presentation. They are happy to socialise and assist their fellow park home neighbours, resulting in a friendly community spirit.

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Homes within Hawkstone Park are generally two bedroom, single level static homes, although there are also one-bedroomed and three bedroomed properties too. Double glazed and centrally heated as standard, a Hawkstone Park home property is also connected to gas, electric, water and phone / Internet services. New and previously owned home are available with new properties being fully furnished. Space is overwhelming – many homes include fitted kitchens with modern appliances, walk in wardrobes, en suites, etc. There is also an option of having a brand new residential home tailor made to individual specification.

Hawkstone Park is ideally suited to the more mature resident – perhaps those aged 50 plus – the site is popular with empty nesters wishing to downsize from larger properties, homeowners seeking to purchase a second property, those wishing to invest cash into a stunning new home and retirees looking forward to spending leisure time in a more relaxed environment – the tranquil, peaceful setting of a luxury residential park alongside like-minded neighbours.

Residential homes offer exceptional value for money, with costs significantly less than purchasing an equally sized house Downsizing to a park home can be an excellent method of releasing equity from a current property, whilst retaining independence and benefiting from a new way of life.

The nearby market town of Oswestry

The nearby market town of Oswestry is steeped in history as a strategic frontier town; its street names – English Walls, Welsh Walls, Bailey and the Horsemarket portraying evidence of its historical routes. The town still retains its function as a market town, with an interesting mix of specialist and independent shops.

Public transport connects the area to Wrexham (18 mins), Shrewsbury (18 mins) and Chester (40 mins). By road, Wrexham is an approximate 25 minute drive. All three towns have a wide range of leisure, entertainment, shopping and places of interest as well as vital shops, services and local facilities.

Purchasing a residential home at Hawkstone Park

Hill Brothers realise that the transition to a residential park community can be a daunting time with many potential challenges to overcome. We take the stress out of moving, offering expert guidance throughout the selection and purchase process, with our financial assistance plans. Up to 100 per cent part exchange packages are available, saving you the time consuming and stressful task of appointing estate agents to sell your property.

We also recognise that independence and leisure will be important to you. A Hawkstone Park home offers excellent quality of life with luxurious park living, secluded surroundings and the tranquillity of the unspoilt Shropshire countryside. Nearby Oswestry offers the full range of shops, services and everyday facilities expected of a thriving market town.

If you’d like any further information on purchasing new or pre-owned home within Hawkstone Park we’d be happy to discuss availability, home sizes and furnishings, finance options and also arrange viewings to suit. Our friendly team are on hand to answer any questions and provide updated information and advice. Please give us a call on 07884 112113 if we can assist you in any way.

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Local shops, supermarkets, post office, hospitals, doctors, and vital services are all within a two mile radius of the park site, and the stunning landscape of the North Wales countryside in conjunction with the peaceful environment of Hawkstone, makes this site ideal for discerning home buyers.

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Telford Steam Railway

Telford Steam Railway is open every Sunday and Bank Holiday Monday until the end of September. Enjoy travel on a variety of steam and diesel traction.

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Shrewsbury Museum

Visit The Shrewsbury Museum and discover the stories that make Shropshire a unique county. Explore the museum for 650 million years of history.

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Ludlow Castle

Ludlow Castle is a ruined medieval fortification in the town of the same name in the English county of Shropshire.

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RAF Museum

Free admission to this family attraction in the West Midlands which is also home to the National Cold War Exhibition.

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Castledene

Nula Media — Thu, 08 Feb 2024 10:56:38 +0000

Castledene

Castle Eden, County Durham

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Set within 18 acres of woodlands, in close proximity to the rugged coastline and historic county city of Durham, Castledene Holiday Park is a peaceful, secluded haven of tranquillity.

This is a holiday home with a unique character – whilst being conveniently located just off the A19 at Castle Eden, the site is a charming, picturesque, yet hidden gem. As the area around Castledene has been designated an area of scientific interest due to its impressive array of plant species and wildlife habitats, this is the perfect location for those wishing to explore the archaeological history of the area, spend time on the county’s wonderful beaches or simply relax in the undisturbed surroundings of a woodland holiday home retreat.

So if you’re looking for a break away, buying a static caravan on a park in Durham, or even if you have a space that’s available on a site and want to know what caravans are up for sale, Four Seasons Parks can help!

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Any stay at Castledene would certainly not be complete without a visit to the nearby Castle Eden Dene National Nature Reserve. Noted for being the largest natural woodland in Britain, this 220 hectare woodland and grassland area is home to the endangered red squirrel, roe deer and badger as well as a multitude of exquisite plants, flowers and grasses. In summer months, the fragrant flowering of the orchids is a particular attraction as is the rock rose within the grassland areas.

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With over 12 miles of public walkways, there are hiking and walking routes to cater for all fitness levels and degrees of difficulty whilst taking in both the geographical and historical features of the reserve. In fact, specific parts have remained intact for more than 10,000 years – the spectacular limestone cliffs and gorges, for example.

A further area of natural beauty is the Durham Heritage Coast, an 11 mile pathway stretching from Seaham to Crimdon, and forming a route along breath taking scenery and panoramic views across the North Sea. The lively harbour town of Seaham is particularly renowned for its dramatic cliff top location views of the harbour and sandy beach below, but also has a heritage and visitor centre as well as a wide variety of cafes, restaurants bars.

Durham itself is a fascinating combination of cultural heritage, natural landscaped beauty spots and quaint retail facilities. Why not climb the 300+ stairs of the Cathedral tower and reward yourself with a 200ft high view of the local landscape?

Find it Hard to Stay Away From the Shops?

For those wishing to indulge in a little retail and leisure therapy, Dalton Park, the biggest outlet shopping centre in not just Durham, but the North East and is only a ten minute drive up the A19 at Murton, County Durham. Here you’ll find over 200 brands and designer labels including high street favourites, M&S and Next. There’s also a wide selection of food outlets and a seven-screen Cineworld cinema.

Hartlepool, with its multi-million pound marina complex, golden beaches, entertainment venues, supermarket and shopping developments is 20 minutes away, and for lovers of the ‘beautiful game’ the town even has its own football league club, Hartlepool United.

Castledene Holiday Park and its nearby towns are areas rich in natural beauty with far more to offer than a short synopsis can give justice to. The diversity of its beaches, woodland, unusual species of flowers, endangered animals, insects and birds as well as its historic and archaeological features, retail and leisure facilities are sure to please those keen to explore, discover new places and learn more about the natural environment. With cycling, fishing, golfing, horse riding, sailing, watersports, theme parks, restaurants and shopping in close proximity, we think it’s safe to say there really is something for everyone!

Heard Enough? Buy Your Static Caravan Today!

Hill Brothers have a fantastic selection of holiday parks across the north of England with a range of new and used static caravans for sale, holiday homes and residential park homes. A number of our parks have caravans available to buy right now, so if you would like more information or to arrange a tour of the Castledene Holiday Park, get in touch with Hill Brothers today.

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The park itself consists of a wide selection of static and lodge homes, all fully equipped with piped gas, plumbing, water, electric and sewerage facilities and individual parking bays. Beautifully landscaped with expertly maintained rockeries and shrubs, Castledene Holiday Park will appeal to lovers of nature and wildlife as well as those content with spending quality family time away from the hustle and bustle of city life. On site amenities are limited, but with a wide selection of restaurants, café’s, sporting and leisure activities with easy reach, Castledene is an ideal base to discover the wonders of this popular north east England beauty spot.

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Summerhill Country Park

Summerhill is a unique Country Park. Set on the western edge of Hartlepool it is both a Local Nature Reserve and an Out-door Activity Centre.

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HMS Trincomalee

Britain’s oldest warship, from 1817, is afloat and on display in Hartlepool. experience life on board this fast, sleek fighting machine.

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Jacksons Wharf Hartlepool

The Jacksons wharf pub offers great dining and is located on the historic hartlepool marina, with a spectacular view of H.M.S Trincomalee.

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Museum of Hartlepool

The Museum of Hartlepool is the finest free show in town and it tells the story of Hartlepool from prehistoric times to the present day.

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Castldene Holiday Park, Shotton Bank, Castle Eden, Hartlepool TS27 4TF

Glasson Marina

Nula Media — Fri, 26 Jan 2024 11:28:18 +0000

Glasson Marina

Lancaster, Lancashire

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One of the most popular holiday home parks in Lancashire, Glasson Marina Holiday Park enjoys a picturesque setting close to the mouth of the River Lune and the Glasson Marina Dock.

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Glasson Marina Holiday Home Park in Lancaster really does have it all – a peaceful, friendly and welcoming atmosphere complete with all the facilities you need. There’s something for everyone regardless of age and interests and we even welcome dogs! Coupled with easy access to local supermarkets, convenient bus and train links to Lancaster, Morecambe and beyond, (there’s even a bus stop right outside our entrance), the beauty of the holiday park in Lancashire is yours to discover for yourself.

Hill Brothers are specialists in the residential and leisure park sectors with experience stretching back three generations. Our family focused ethos is core to our success, so whether you’re looking for a weekend break or a more permanent residence, the combination of our park homes, facilities and available services will always result in total satisfaction – Family friendly, welcoming communities where you can relax, explore and enjoy the locality, safe in the knowledge that privacy and security are assured.

The hamlet village of Glasson itself, known locally as Glasson Dock, is a mere five minutes away, a short countryside walk. There’s an interesting mix of shops and places to eat as well as a stunning harbourside walk with idyllic views. Here, Glasson Basin with its sheltered marina is a two mile stretch of canal walk home to many bird species, including curlew, golden pheasant and spotted redshank.

The village is linked by cycleway to historic Lancaster (five miles to the north), making it ideal for family cycling trips. Part of the Bay Cycle Way, this route extends to Morecambe beach – another family friendly favourite location.

Morecambe and Lancaster offer amenities to suit all ages. Whilst still retaining its olde world charm, Morecambe also embraces culture and tourism. Eden Project North, an £80 million project focusing on the marine environment, seeks to emulate the work of the Cornwall based Eden Project, rejuvenating Morecambe Bay with performance spaces, lidos, greenery and educational facilities. Morecambe offers miles of unspoilt coastlines, an extensive calendar of special events, theatre shows and entertainment, and affords spectacular views of the Lakeland Fells.

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The team at Lancaster are committed to helping you find the right holiday home for you. With a range of static caravans, lodges and holiday homes in Lancaster to choose from, you’ll be sure to find the perfect holiday home to suit your lifestyle and budget.

Our team of experienced staff are on hand to answer any questions you may have, helping you to make the right decision when it comes to purchasing your holiday home.

Arrange a visit or contact the park’s manager to see our fantastic range of static caravans for sale in Lancaster.

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Glasson Marina’s Holiday Homes benefit from having well-maintained gardens and attractive landscaped areas. Holiday home owners take pride in their environment and all Glasson Park personnel strive to keep communal areas cultivated and aesthetically pleasing.

The on site lounge bar featuring Sky Sports serves a wide range of value for money beers and spirits. Open seven days a week it’s a firm favourite for meeting up with friends and neighbours to socialise over a drink or just relaxing by the open pool accessed from the patio area.

If leisurely sporting activities appeal, this holiday home operates an exclusive bowling club and golf society. There’s an a 18 hole golf course five minutes away, again ideal for meeting new people or arranging competitions with friends – plus there’s regular events laid on for owner families on the park site.

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Lancaster Maritime Museum

You will feel as though you’ve been thrown right into the century as you explore the maritime trade of the city, delve into the history of the port and the Canal.

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Lancaster Castle

Lancaster Castle, often known as John O’ Gaunt’s Castle is one of the most historically fascinating surviving buildings in the country.

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Morecambe Bay

A great place to experience amazing sunsets, discover natural landscapes and unearth your adventurous side with a range of outdoor activities.

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Lancaster Cathedral

Lancaster Cathedral is the mother church of the Diocese of Lancaster and is an historical landmark not to be missed.

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Conder Green, Lancaster, Lancashire, LA2 0BP

Four things to avoid when buying a park home

Nula Media — Fri, 08 Dec 2023 15:10:21 +0000

Holidays give you that essential time to step away from the reality of the world and simply be in the moment. Stress and worries can get slowly washed away day by day as you unwind and distance yourself from the gruelling demands of life.

It’s no wonder then that dreams are spun as you sit in your holiday caravan, looking out at vast expanses of the coast, your ruffled feathers smoothed out by the calm serenity that surrounds you! Dreams of having your own small corner of paradise where you can recharge your batteries in a place that feels like your home rather than a borrowed space.

That dream may ultimately lead to the decision to purchase your own static caravan. Somewhere that you can call your own.

Like any major purchase, you need to be one hundred per cent sure that the decision you have made is the right one for you. Meanwhile, you need to avoid the pitfalls of buying a static caravan – pitfalls that have cost others both financially and emotionally; pitfalls that make you ask yourself, ‘are static caravans worth it?’

To help you avoid these pitfalls, we have put together five key areas which you must consider when looking to buy a static caravan.

Not checking the rules and regulations of the caravan park

Every caravan site, whether for holidays or residential caravan parks, has its own set of rules and regulations. Although they primarily follow the same guidelines, it is vital that you read and agree with the rules as outlined by the site management.

For example, although residents are allowed dogs on all Allens Caravans sites, dog owners must agree to be responsible for keeping them under control and cleaning up after them. Other sites around the country prefer not to allow dogs at all. If you hate dogs and would prefer not to be bothered by them while staying in your static caravan, then you would be better advised to choose another site. Otherwise, as dog lovers and owners, you would be more than welcome on any of our sites around England and Wales.

You can find a copy of the rules and regulations that are applied to all Allens parks by clicking on this link here.

Not checking out all the associated costs

You need to be aware of all the associated costs of running a static caravan once you have gone through the purchase. Again, different sites run their utilities in different ways, which is why it is so important for you to know that you need to ask these questions for full disclosure.

Many of the costs are no different to normal living costs – gas and electricity, water, council tax, and Wi-Fi costs. One of the main costs that you will need to cover on an annual basis is the pitch fees – this is the amount that you pay to keep the static caravan on a site.

Choosing somewhere too far away

One of the reasons why you are even looking into buying a static caravan is because it is a permanent place for you to escape to whenever you want to all year round (except most sites close around January and February, so do double-check this too).

With the best will in the world, unless the site you choose is easily accessible, you simply won’t get to it as often as you would like to. You need to weigh up the costs of buying your own static caravan with the costs of how often you will be using it. If you end up only going half a dozen times over the course of a year, you may be better off staying with renting a holiday caravan.

If, however, you can get there within an hour, and it is literally becoming a second home as you are there nearly every weekend, then it will be fulfilling that dream that has dogged you for so many years.

Expecting it to appreciate in the same way as property

Static caravans do not appreciate in the same way as property, and one of the biggest mistakes that people make is that they are a solid investment in the same way as bricks and mortar.

Your static caravan is an investment in your lifestyle rather than a financial one. Whether you buy second-hand static caravans or brand-new ones, they will depreciate over time. The return you get on your investment is the opportunity to spend more quality time with your family, to unwind in beautiful surroundings, to be able to turn up any time, open your static caravan door and know you are home. Your investment in your static caravan is an investment in your health and well-being.

Forest Of Pendle

Nula Media — Wed, 06 Dec 2023 12:28:41 +0000

Forest of Pendle

Barrowford, Lancashire

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Forest of Pendle Leisure Park is located within the village of Roughlee, accessible from Junction 13 of the M65. It’s a small owners park located within an area of natural beauty and was the deserved winner of the ‘Best Kept Park Award 2008.’

Pendle Hill is a distinctive landmark with a summit of 557 metres above sea level. It is an isolated hill, separated from the Pennines to the east, the Bowland Fells to the north west and the West Pennine Moors to the south. A short distance from the Yorkshire Dales National Park, the hill forms a stunning backdrop to the Forest of Pendle Leisure Park.

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Barnoldswick (affectionately known as Barlick) boasts the second highest concentration of independent shops in the UK and is a holder of the prestigious ‘Best British High Street Award.’ The town is noted for its manufacturing traditions – Bancroft Mill on the Stream and Steam trail is now one of the finest mill museums in the country. Beautifully located on the border of Lancashire and Yorkshire, Barnoldswick has plenty of cycle routes and designated country walks – it even has a book named after it, full of its own local hill and canal walks.

Colne is a lively town noted for its vibrant music scene. With three theatres and a Hippodrome, a wide selection of entertainment venues and the location for annual events such as the Pendle Beer Festival, The Great British Rhythm and Blues Festival and the Colne Grand Prix Cycle Race, it’s no surprise that Colne has been dubbed ‘Lancashire’s capital of Cool,’ by Lancashire Life Magazine. Quirky independent shops, rolling countryside views and a diverse selection of pubs and restaurants all add to the unique charm of this historic town.

Nelson is an ideal place for shopping, entertainment, countryside walks and sporting activities. There’s two beautiful parks complete with tennis courts, bowling green, lake and bandstand. Notice the 12m high weaving shuttle, the centrepiece of the town, created by local sculptor Philippe Handford in recognition of the once bustling industrial economy of the town.

As can be seen, Pendle and the surrounding towns offer a wealth of cultural experiences interspersed with beautiful countryside walks and scenic views.

A holiday home within the Forest of Pendle Leisure Park provides an ideally located base to discover the history and unique countryside of Lancashire and Yorkshire. Brimming with exciting annual events in addition to the vast array of cultural and historical landmarks, there really is something of interest for all ages. Forest of Pendle Static Caravan Park is a friendly community, offering a relaxing countryside haven with guaranteed privacy and security for your static caravan.

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We have a selection of new and pre-owned static caravans & lodges, so you can make sure your dream of owning your own holiday home comes true.

Our experienced team will be on hand to guide you through the entire process, from choosing the perfect caravan to completing all the paperwork.

We are open seven days a week and our friendly team are always available to answer any questions you may have. So why not get in touch with us today and start making your holiday home in Roughlee dreams come true?

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Forest of Pendle Leisure Park consists of a range of family, friendly, static holiday homes and luxury lodges aimed at those who wish to discover the delights of rural Lancashire / Yorkshire.

On site there is a children’s play area and laundrette facilities, while the Bay Horse Inn situated next to the park serves good quality cuisine comprising locally sourced produce and even has exclusive offers for guests to the park.

The local village of Pendle has something for everyone within the main centres of Barnoldswick, Colne and Nelson.

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Prestige Karting

The best Go Karting in Lancashire, go karting North West, go karting in the UK. Within easy travelling distance.

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Thornton Hall Park

A family run, award Winning Country Farm Park situated on the border of Pendle and the Yorkshire Dales…

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Visit Pendle

For loads of things to do in and around the Pendle area. For adults, kids and families alike!

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Pendle Witches

The Village of Pendle is the scene of the notorious Pendle witch trials. Learn the facts and take a tour.

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Pasture Lane, Roughlee Nr Nelson, Lancashire, BB9 6NR

Broadfields

Nula Media — Fri, 29 Sep 2023 12:18:41 +0000

Broadfields

Morecambe, Lancashire

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Broadfields is a small friendly residential community of homeowners located in a sought after area on the outskirts of Morecambe, Lancashire. The site offers its owner occupiers the best of both worlds – the natural beauty of the scenic Lancashire coastline with the added advantage of being conveniently situated for a vast array of vital amenities for everyday living.

Public transport links are excellent with both Morecambe and Lancaster railway stations in the vicinity. Convenience stores and a garage are located in Oxcliffe Road itself and doctors, dentists, hospitals and vets are within a mile of the park.

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Life within Broadfields is relaxed and friendly with a distinctive atmosphere of a quaint, well maintained, olde word style village community. The majority of homes on site comprise of two-bedrooms, but there are also smaller one-bedroomed properties and larger three-bedroomed homes on site too, including a good selection of both new and pre-owned properties. New homes are fully furnished as standard. There’s also the option to purchase a bespoke home – built to individual specification.

All homes within the Broadfields site are high quality, built on one level for low maintenance purposes, and have connections to gas, electric, water, phone and Internet supplies. There is a local network of tried and tested, reputable tradespeople readily available to provide skills and the site has a residents association to address any local issues should they arise.

Homes within Broadfields currently appeal to a wide market. Ideally suited to the more mature resident – perhaps those aged 50 plus – the site is popular with empty nesters wishing to downsize from larger properties, homeowners seeking to purchase a second property, those wishing to invest cash into a stunning new home and retirees looking forward to spending leisure time in a more relaxed environment – the tranquil, peaceful setting of a luxury residential park alongside like minded neighbours.

Residential homes within Broadfields offer exceptional value for money, with costs significantly less than purchasing an equally sized house Downsizing to a park home can be an excellent method of releasing equity from a current property, whilst retaining independence and benefiting from a new way of life.

Purchasing a residential home at Broadfields
Hill Brothers realise that the transition to a residential park community can be a daunting time with many potential challenges to overcome. We take the stress out of moving, offering expert guidance throughout the selection and purchase process, with our financial assistance plans. Up to 100 per cent part exchange packages are available, saving you the time consuming and stressful task of appointing estate agents to sell your property.

We also know that independence and leisure will be important to you. A Broadfields home offers excellent quality of life with luxurious park living, spacious surroundings and breath taking scenery with the golden sands of small, discrete beaches, rugged cliffs and panoramic views of Morecambe and beyond. Leisure activities in the form of cycling, surfing and sailing are all available within close proximity of the site, as are walking paths in both coastal and countryside settings.

If you’d like any further information on purchasing a new or pre-owned home within Broadfields, we’d be happy to discuss availability, home sizes and furnishings, finance options and also arrange viewings to suit. Our friendly team are on hand to answer any questions and provide updated information and advice. Please give us a call on 01524 831182 if we can assist you in any way.

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The nearby town of Morecambe caters for all needs with major supermarkets, high street chains and independent shops, services, cafés, restaurants and ample parking facilities.

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Grand Theatre Lancaster

Welcome to the Grand Theatre, Lancaster. We have an amazing selection of shows for you to enjoy over the coming months.

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Lancaster Castle

Lancaster Castle, often known as John O’ Gaunt’s Castle is one of the most historically fascinating surviving buildings in the country.

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Morecambe Bay

A great place to experience amazing sunsets, discover natural landscapes and unearth your adventurous side with a range of outdoor activities.

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Lancaster Cathedral

Lancaster Cathedral is the mother church of the Diocese of Lancaster and is an historical landmark not to be missed.

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276 Oxcliffe Road, Morecambe, Lancashire, LA3 3EH

Brand New Park – The Moorings

Nula Media — Thu, 22 Jun 2023 13:22:39 +0000

The Moorings

Wirral, Merseyside

Exciting news for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers! The Moorings, a brand new park nestled in the heart of picturesque landscapes, is set to open its gates and invite visitors into a world of breathtaking beauty and tranquility. In this blog post, we’ll take you on a virtual tour of The Moorings and showcase the enchanting experiences that await you in this captivating destination.

Captivating Natural Surroundings: The Moorings boasts an extraordinary setting, surrounded by captivating natural wonders. Imagine wandering through sprawling meadows adorned with vibrant wildflowers, strolling along serene lakeshores, or getting lost in lush woodlands. Every step you take will be accompanied by awe-inspiring vistas, creating a sense of peace and harmony with the natural world.
Unparalleled Outdoor Recreation: Adventure awaits at The Moorings! Whether you’re an avid hiker, a water sports enthusiast, or simply enjoy the thrill of outdoor exploration, this park offers a myriad of recreational opportunities. Traverse scenic hiking trails that wind through diverse landscapes, paddle along crystal-clear waters in a kayak, or try your hand at fishing in the tranquil lakes. The options are endless, ensuring that every visit to The Moorings is filled with excitement and adventure.
Family-Friendly Facilities and Activities: The Moorings is designed to cater to families seeking unforgettable experiences. Children will delight in the dedicated play areas, where their imaginations can run wild and friendships can be forged. Engage in friendly games of volleyball or enjoy a picnic on the spacious lawns, creating cherished memories that will be treasured for years to come. The park’s family-friendly amenities and activities ensure that visitors of all ages can find joy and happiness.
Serene Retreats and Relaxation: In the fast-paced world we live in, finding moments of tranquility is a precious gift. The Moorings provides the ideal environment for those seeking solace and relaxation. Discover peaceful spots for meditation and yoga, or simply find a cozy nook to curl up with a book and immerse yourself in the serenity of the surroundings. Let the soothing sounds of nature and the gentle breeze rejuvenate your body and mind, leaving you refreshed and revitalized.
Embrace Sustainability: At The Moorings, sustainability is a core value. The park is committed to protecting the environment and minimizing its ecological footprint. Eco-friendly initiatives are integrated throughout the park, from recycling programs to energy-efficient facilities. Visitors are encouraged to embrace sustainable practices during their stay, ensuring that the natural beauty of The Moorings can be enjoyed for generations to come.

The Moorings is a new park that promises a captivating blend of natural beauty, outdoor adventure, and serene relaxation. Whether you’re seeking thrilling escapades, quality time with loved ones, or a peaceful retreat from the demands of daily life, this destination has it all. Embark on a journey to The Moorings and immerse yourself in the wonders of nature, creating memories that will last a lifetime. Get ready to discover a haven of tranquility and embark on a remarkable adventure like no other.

Unwind and Reconnect: The Serenity of Four Seasons Parks

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Unwind & reconnect

Four seasons parks

Escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life and experience the serenity of Four Seasons Parks. Situated in idyllic locations across the United Kingdom, our caravan parks offer a peaceful retreat where you can unwind, reconnect with nature, and rejuvenate your soul. In this blog post, we invite you to discover the tranquil ambiance and therapeutic benefits of a stay at Four Seasons Parks.

Reconnect with Nature: In today’s fast-paced world, finding moments of tranquility is essential for our well-being. At Four Seasons Parks, we provide a haven where you can reconnect with nature. Take leisurely strolls through the surrounding woodlands, breathe in the crisp fresh air, and listen to the soothing sounds of nature. Watch breathtaking sunsets over the nearby lakes or enjoy a picnic in the shade of ancient trees. Nature has a remarkable ability to calm the mind and rejuvenate the spirit, and our parks offer the perfect backdrop for such experiences.

Embrace Wellness: At Four Seasons Parks, we believe in promoting wellness and self-care. Our parks feature amenities that cater to your well-being. Engage in yoga or meditation sessions amidst tranquil landscapes, or indulge in a soothing massage at our on-site spa facilities. Immerse yourself in the healing power of nature, and let go of stress and worries. A stay at Four Seasons Parks is an opportunity to prioritize your wellness and achieve a state of balance.

Digital Detox: In a world dominated by screens and constant connectivity, Four Seasons Parks offer an opportunity to disconnect and enjoy a digital detox. Unplug from technology and embrace the simple pleasures of life. Engage in outdoor activities, spend quality time with loved ones, or simply curl up with a good book. Rediscover the joy of being present in the moment and allow yourself to fully relax without the distractions of modern life.

Serene Nights and Starry Skies: One of the true joys of staying at Four Seasons Parks is experiencing the tranquility of the night sky. Far away from city lights, the parks offer clear skies that are perfect for stargazing. Witness the awe-inspiring beauty of constellations, shooting stars, and the Milky Way. Let the vastness of the universe remind you of the wonders of the world and the importance of finding inner peace.

At Four Seasons Parks, we invite you to escape the chaos of everyday life and immerse yourself in the serenity of our caravan parks. Allow nature to heal your soul, indulge in wellness activities, and embrace the tranquility that surrounds you. Book your stay with Four Seasons Parks and embark on a journey of relaxation, self-discovery, and rejuvenation.

Discover the Beauty of Four Seasons Parks: Your Perfect Caravan Getaway

Nula Media — Thu, 22 Jun 2023 13:14:05 +0000

Welcome to Four Seasons Parks, the ultimate destination for a memorable caravan getaway in the stunning landscapes of the United Kingdom. Nestled in the heart of picturesque locations, our caravan parks offer a perfect blend of natural beauty and modern amenities. In this blog post, we invite you to explore the unique experiences awaiting you at Four Seasons Parks.

Unforgettable Natural Surroundings: At Four Seasons Parks, we take pride in our breathtaking natural surroundings. Imagine waking up to the gentle sound of birds chirping, surrounded by lush greenery and scenic views. Whether it’s the rugged coastlines, serene lakes, or enchanting woodlands, our parks offer a variety of landscapes to explore. Embark on leisurely walks, cycling adventures, or simply relax and soak in the tranquility of nature.
Modern Facilities and Comfort: While our parks embrace the natural environment, we understand the importance of modern facilities and comfort. Our well-maintained caravan pitches provide ample space and privacy, ensuring a peaceful stay. Additionally, we offer convenient amenities such as clean washroom facilities, on-site shops, and Wi-Fi access to cater to your needs. Whether you’re traveling with family, friends, or as a couple, our parks provide a welcoming and comfortable environment.
Activities for All Ages: Four Seasons Parks aim to create unforgettable memories for everyone. Our range of activities caters to visitors of all ages. Families can enjoy adventure playgrounds, swimming pools, and organized events, while couples can indulge in romantic walks and intimate picnics. Explore nearby attractions, engage in fishing, or participate in outdoor sports. With something for everyone, our parks ensure a fun-filled experience for all.
Local Experiences and Culture: Immerse yourself in the local culture and experience the unique charm of the surrounding areas. Visit nearby villages and towns to discover traditional pubs, local markets, and historic landmarks. Engage with the friendly locals, savor traditional cuisine, and attend festivals and events that celebrate the rich heritage of the region. Our parks offer a gateway to explore the hidden gems of the UK.

At Four Seasons Parks, we strive to provide an exceptional caravan holiday experience surrounded by nature’s beauty and modern comforts. Whether you seek relaxation, adventure, or a cultural journey, our parks offer a haven for all types of travelers. Plan your next caravan getaway with Four Seasons Parks and create cherished memories that will last a lifetime.

Hilton Park

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Hilton Park

Talacre, Flintshire

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Hilton Park is a luxury residential park situated in the village of Talacre, Flintshire. The site itself has ease of access to the beach front and is surrounded by the peaceful open countryside of north Wales. Talacre is a small, friendly village, popular with holidaymakers for its sandy beach and dunes along the River Dee estuary. Local amenities include a small selection of shops, bakery, post office and pub.

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Life within Hilton Park is relaxed and friendly with a distinctive atmosphere of a quaint, well maintained, olde world style village community. The majority of homes on site comprise of two-bedrooms, but there are also smaller one-bedroomed properties and larger three-bedroomed homes on site too, including a good selection of both new and pre-owned properties. New homes are fully furnished as standard. There’s also the option to purchase a bespoke home – built to individual specification.

All homes within the site are high quality, built on one level for low maintenance purposes, and have connections to gas, electric, water, phone and Internet supplies. There is a local network of tried and tested, reputable tradespeople readily available to provide skills and the site has a residents association to address any local issues should they arise.

Homes within Hilton Park appeal to a wide market. Ideally suited to the more mature resident – perhaps those aged 50 plus – the site is popular with empty nesters wishing to downsize from larger properties, homeowners seeking to purchase a second property, those wishing to invest cash into a stunning new home and retirees looking forward to spending leisure time in a more relaxed environment – the tranquil, peaceful setting of a luxury residential park alongside like-minded neighbours.

Residential homes within Hilton Park offer exceptional value for money, with costs significantly less than purchasing an equally sized house Downsizing to a park home can be an excellent method of releasing equity from a current property, whilst retaining independence and benefiting from a new way of life.

Purchasing a residential home at Hilton Park

Hill Brothers realise that the transition to a residential park community can be a daunting time with potential challenges to overcome. We take the stress out of moving, offering expert guidance throughout the selection and purchase process, with our financial assistance plans. Up to 100 per cent part exchange packages are available, saving you the time consuming and stressful task of appointing estate agents to sell your property.

We also recognise that independence and leisure will be important to you. A Hilton Park home offers excellent quality of life with luxurious park living in secluded surroundings, close to both countryside and coastal resorts. Picturesque Talacre, with its sandy beaches and panoramic views, has a small selection of shops and services, while nearby Prestatyn offers the full range of shops, services and everyday facilities expected of a larger thriving resort, and historic Chester is a short drive away.

If you’d like any further information on purchasing a new or pre-owned home within Hilton Park we’d be happy to discuss availability, home sizes and furnishings, finance options and also arrange viewings to suit. Our friendly team are on hand to answer any questions and provide updated information and advice. Please give us a call on 07884 112113 if we can assist you in any way.

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A wider range of shopping facilities and services can be found within the nearby larger town of Prestatyn, for which a local bus route conveniently passes by the gate of Hilton Park. Additionally, the historic town of Chester is 30 miles away, and with its extensive array of shopping facilities, Roman architecture and heritage, there is always a whole host of activities and entertainment on offer.

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Talacre Beach

A great place whatever the weather! The beach is deservedly popular, with miles of golden sand lapped by the clean waters of the Irish Sea.

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Dangerpoint Activity Centre

We are a unique indoor education activity centre based in Talacre, North Wales (North Wales’s best kept secret some may say).

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Seaquarium

SeaQuarium has an open seafront location and sits on the beautiful North Wales coastline that features species from around the world.

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Bells of St Marys carvery

Visit The Bells of St Mary’s in Prestatyn, your local Crown carvery, for great-value roasts and pub-food classics.

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Hilton Park

Sales Office Opening Hours

Monday - Sunday:

9am - 5pm

Contact details

📞Telephone:

03337723299

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sales@hilton-park.co.uk

Our Location

Address:

Station Road, Talacre, Flintshire, CH8 9RD