- Two double bedrooms and spacious sitting room, seaside park location
- UPVC double glazing and covered outdoor seating area
- Approx 341 sq ft, compact single-storey chalet layout
- Leasehold with 29 years remaining — lenders likely to refuse mortgages
- Annual site/maintenance charge approx £2,559.39
- Electric room heaters; likely no wall insulation — refurbishment needed
- Slow broadband; excellent mobile signal and low local crime
- Low council tax (Band A), popular holiday-let location
A compact semi-detached chalet on Sunbeach Holiday Park offering straightforward coastal accommodation and clear short-term rental potential. The chalet has two bedrooms, a spacious sitting room, fitted kitchen and shower room, plus UPVC double glazing and a covered outside seating area that catches sea air and sunlight. Low council tax and excellent mobile signal add to practical benefits for holiday tenants or occasional personal use.
Important practical considerations are stated plainly: this is a leasehold unit with only 29 years remaining and annual site/maintenance charges of about £2,559.39. Many mortgage lenders decline properties with such short leases, so buyers should be prepared to fund purchase with cash or specialist lending and to investigate lease-extension costs and site rules.
The chalet is modest in size (approx. 341 sq ft) and built mid-20th century with system-built walls likely lacking insulation; electric room heaters supply warmth. Broadband speeds are slow and the area is classified as deprived—factors that affect longer-term rental yields and year-round comfort, though low local crime and good nearby schools may support seasonal family bookings.
For an investor or coastal buyer seeking a low-entry holiday-let or a simple seaside bolt-hole, this property offers immediate occupancy and rental potential. However, the short lease, service charges and likely need for updates (insulation, heating, broadband) mean it suits buyers who understand the refurbishment and lease-extension tasks involved.
