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House
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for sale
£ 180,000
2 bed house for sale
Emsworth Road SO41 Lymington
· 2 Bedrooms · House
· Garden · Equipped kitchen · Parking
Emsworth Road SO41 Lymington · 2 Bedrooms · House · Garden · Equipped kitchen · Parking
WE ARE DELIGHTED TO OFFER THIS 42 x 14 RESIDENTIAL PARK HOME, SITUATED IN A PARTICULARLY APPEALING LOCATION ON THE EDGE OF THIS DEVELOPMENT, AND ON THE FRINGES OF THE NEW FOREST NATIONAL PARK. Accommodation: The entrance hall leads into the lovely living space with kitchen, dining room and then a bright lounge. There are two bedrooms and a shower room. Outside: This park home enjoys a lovely elevated position right on the edge of the park overlooking an attractive open green to the front. The drive gives off road parking. There are mainly paved 'low maintenance' gardens to the side and rear plus a shed. TENURE: These residential park homes are neither freehold or leasehold and hence it is difficult to define the tenure of these properties in the traditional sense as you own the property outright but not the land it sits on. Hence the pitch fee/ground rent payment is for the right to be situated in this position for perpetuity, ie no defined time, so its better than a lease that counts
WE ARE DELIGHTED TO OFFER THIS 42 x 14 RESIDENTIAL PARK HOME, SITUATED IN A PARTICULARLY APPEALING LOCATION ON THE EDGE OF THIS DEVELOPMENT, AND ON THE FRINGES OF THE NEW FOREST NATIONAL PARK. Accommodation: The entrance hall leads into the lovely living space with kitchen, dining room and then a bright lounge. There are two bedrooms and a shower room. Outside: This park home enjoys a lovely elevated position right on the edge of the park overlooking an attractive open green to the front. The drive gives off road parking. There are mainly paved 'low maintenance' gardens to the side and rear plus a shed. TENURE: These residential park homes are neither freehold or leasehold and hence it is difficult to define the tenure of these properties in the traditional sense as you own the property outright but not the land it sits on. Hence the pitch fee/ground rent payment is for the right to be situated in this position for perpetuity, ie no defined time, so its better than a lease that counts
£ 180,000