Compact seaside holiday base with strong onsite leisure and low upkeep.
- Two bedrooms in a modern detached park home
- Low-maintenance with small private garden
- Extensive onsite leisure: pools, gym, bars and kids’ facilities
- 10 months occupancy; seasonal use rules apply
- Leasehold with only 10 years remaining on the lease
- Mortgage lenders likely to refuse lending; cash buyers preferred
- Slow fixed broadband; excellent mobile signal
- New outdoor water park under construction onsite
A modern two-bedroom detached park home set on a busy holiday park on Hayling Island. The home is compact, double-glazed and centrally heated with a small garden and low-maintenance interior designed for seasonal use. Onsite leisure is extensive: indoor and outdoor heated pools, gym, launderette, kids’ arcade and playground, bar and restaurant, plus entertainment May–November and a dog-walking field.
This is a leasehold holiday unit with just 10 years remaining on the lease. That short term is the defining factor: many mortgage lenders will refuse to lend, so purchasers should expect cash-only or specialist holiday-park finance. The property is sold with limited occupancy (10 months) and is aimed at buyers seeking a holiday base or a short-term income opportunity rather than a long-term home investment.
Practical positives include no flood risk, excellent mobile signal and easy low-upkeep living. Drawbacks are the short lease, likely lending restrictions, and slow broadband which may affect remote working or long-stay use. The site has active works for a new outdoor water park, which could increase visitor appeal but also bring construction disruption in the short term.
Suitable buyers are cash purchasers, holiday-home seekers, or buyers wanting a seasonal retreat by the sea. Confirm all lease terms, running costs and occupancy rules before committing, and check lender requirements if you plan to borrow.