The owners of Little Orchard Village are looking to retire and have instructed Vickery Holman to find a buyer.
Little Orchard is a stand out site of over 7.3 acres nestled on the southern slopes of a secluded valley in an Designated Area of Natural Beauty in Cornwall. The popular village of St Agnes is just a 5 minute walk, and the unspoilt North Cornish coast is on the doorstep with four wonderful beaches to explore. The rich mining and rural history of this World Heritage site provides hours of discovery and has placed peaceful Little Orchard Village in an eviable location for visitors.
The third generation family-owned, holiday park comes with 36 traditional chalets and a family home. There is extant permission for complete redevelopment to create 1 to 4 bedroom holiday homes over the existing locations. Further value (STP) may be achieved with the unused land at the top of the site.
Set in a quiet location within minutes of St Agnes and Trevaunance Cove on a South facing slope, within minutes of an world-renowned coastline, heritage sites and in a National Landscape, Little Orchard really is a stand out venue.
Michael Easton at Vickery Holman is handling the process, with best and final offers invited by 20th September 2024. Michael comments ‘Our clients have owned Little Orchard for a considerable time, but with changing customer demands, they feel that new owners can make a longer term investment that they are not in a poistion to do as reirement beckons. We are lucky enough to see some outstanding assets on our line of work, but I was genuinely impressed by the approach to the site as you drive from the top of St Agnes. There are considerable long term opportunities and returns for the right investor.’
With existing use as 12 month use holiday village for 36 units plus the owner’s accommodation, new owners can simply take over. Planning permission was granted in 2020 and works commenced to secure the consent for 35 new holiday units ranging from 1 to 4 bedrooms plus new leisure facility and reception.
Best and final offers are invited with a guide price of £4M
