Specialist Properties for sale in West Lancashire, Ormskirk

Specialist in West Lancashire available for sale

Specialist Properties for Sale Within 10 miles of the West Lancashire, Ormskirk

More details for Wigan Rd, Leyland - Specialist for Sale

Croft Park Caravan Site - Wigan Rd

Leyland, PR25 5UA

Specialist for Sale
£1,400,000
1,000 sq ft

Leyland Specialist for Sale

Croft Court is a well-established residential park home estate with capacity to accommodate 42 serviced mobile home pitches. Of these 42 pitches, 36 pitches are currently occupied, comprising 23 twin units and 13 single units. Two of the occupied pitches are fleet units let under Assured Shorthold Tenancy agreements. There are five pitches presently vacant and one additional plot which is undeveloped. The property benefits from a Site Licence authorising the placement of up to 50 permanent residential caravans. In addition, 22 of the pitches have former outside WCs of brick construction which are now used for storage. There is also an electrical switchgear room on the northern boundary of the property. The property is accessed off the A49 via a recently resurfaced tarmacadam roadway. The roadway serves the pitches via a one-way loop system around the park. Parking for the individual park homes is generally to the side of the pitch. The site of the property is irregular in shape and is bounded by vegetation and fencing. The ground is gently sloping. By reference to the Ordnance Survey Extract, we calculate that the property has an area of about 1.28 hectares (3.17 acres). This area and the precise site boundaries should be confirmed by your legal advisers. Apart from the buildings noted above there are no park owned buildings on site.

Contact:

Savills

Property Subtype:

Caravan Park

Date on Market:

05/01/2026

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More details for Broad Ln, Liverpool - Specialist for Sale

Former Kirkby Methodist Church - Broad Ln

Liverpool, L32 6QA

Specialist for Sale
£150,000
1,536 sq ft

Liverpool Specialist for Sale - Kirkby

The subject property comprises a post-war building rectangular in shape of traditional brick construction with a double pitch roof clad in tiles. Internally, it has been fitted out to offer a church facility, kitchen, office, toilet and store. It benefits from suspended acoustic tiled ceiling, painted and plaster walls and herringbone or carpeted floors. It is lit via fluorescent strip lighting and heated from wall mounted radiators from a gas fired boiler. Externally, the site benefits from car parking with a tarmac surface with the remainder of the site being undeveloped.