Warren Bay Holiday Village

Double Glazed Front Door

Leading to

Sitting/Dining Room/Kitchen

16' 8" x 11' 7" ( 5.08m x 3.53m )
Double glazed window to sides with views of the Bristol Channel and double glazed window to front, matching furniture comprising fireplace with electric fire, TV unit, coffee table and side cupboard, radiator.

Kitchen Area: With radiator, matching table and chairs, fitted base and wall level units, worktop surfaces, inset stainless steel sink unit, gas cooker with stainless steel cooker hood over, integrated microwave, integrated fridge freezer, door to

Inner Hall

With fitted carpet, doors to

Bedroom One

9' 10" max x 7' 4" max ( 3.00m max x 2.24m max )
Double glazed windows to rear, fitted carpet, radiator, built in wardrobe, TV point, door to

Ensuite

Double glazed window to side, low level WC, wash hand basin, radiator, vinyl floor, extractor unit.

Bedroom Two

8' 2" x 5' 5" ( 2.49m x 1.65m )
Double glazed window to side, fitted carpet, TV point, radiator, fitted wardrobe.

Bathroom

Double glazed window to side, a fitted suite comprising of shower cubicle, vanity wash hand basin with cupboard under, low level WC, extractor unit, vinyl flooring, built in cupboard housing gas fired boiler, heated towel rail.

Outside

The caravan benefits from surrounding gardens, two outside storage boxes, shed with power, decked veranda to the side & front of the caravan enjoying views towards the Bristol Channel.

Council Tax Band

A

Location

Situated on the outskirts of the ancient harbour town of Watchet, boasting a colourful maritime history dating back over two thousand years. Nestled between Exmoor National Park and the Quantock Hills it is hard to believe that the M5 is only half an hour away, with Bristol and its international airport easily commutable. 21st Century Watchet still holds all the charm from long ago while offering the amenities essential to modern living including; a post office, opticians, hairdressers, convenience stores and a host of quirky antique, gift and art shops as well as a popular deli, three cafes, a number of pubs, bed and breakfasts, two museums, butchers, junior school, and a doctor's surgery, the town certainly has a great deal to offer anyone wishing to make their home here. The coastline and Watchet Harbour Marina, are notable attractions of the area. For steam enthusiasts, The West Somerset Railway runs regularly throughout the year connecting Bishops Lydeard and Minehead with Watchet and all local stations on route.

Warren Bay Holiday Village

Warren Bay Holiday Village is perfectly positioned between the historic harbour town of Watchet with its artisan quayside and interesting shops and the promenade of Blue Anchor with it sand and pebble beach both benefiting from a halt on the West Somerset Steam railway.

In addition the site benefits from its own private beach, accessed via a wooded lane ideal for fossil hunting and rock pooling. The site is also on the coastal path which is good for hikers.

The development is well served by a shop laundry, children's play area.