2 bed property for sale

Riverdale Park, Bent Lane, Staveley, Chesterfield S43

Guide Price: £75,000 - £100,000

• 5-year-old plot with contemporary design
• Concrete shed with mains electric
• Block paved driveway for easy parking
• Spacious living area with built-in fireplace and custom fitted wardrobe storage
• Mains gas instant heating and hot water
• Electrical and gas safety certification
• Low-maintenance ground works
• Stone slabs enhance outdoor aesthetics
• Large decking with a view of the local cricket pitch

Modern Park Home Gem in the fully residential Riverdale Park

Discover your ideal retirement retreat in this stunning 5-year-old park home (2019), nestled in the serene Riverdale Park community for the over 50's.

Seize the opportunity to own this dream home, where modern comforts meet an active, leisure-filled lifestyle!

Family owned park set in a tranquil semi rural location benefiting from an adjacent bowling green & cricket field where you can relax & spend long sunny days. Nature trails and canal walks are just a short walk away, alternatively for a spot of retail therapy, Meadowhall, Sheffield, Chesterfield & Worksop are only a short drive or bus ride away, alternatively half a mile away there is Poolsbrook Country Park with an attractive lake, wildlife and cafe. A short drive could see you in The Peak District or Sherwood Forest or on the "The Trans Pennine Trail". All local amenities (doctors, dentist, vet, supermarket, shops) are less than 1 mile away giving you further peace of mind.

Riverdale Park has been owned and run by the same family for over 32 years and a handful of residents have been here longer than us, this is really a great recommendation. Why not come and chat with some of our residents, they will be more than happy to tell you all about park home living and the benefits of this relaxing lifestyle.

Tenure - Regulated License Agreement
Council tax - Band A
Heating - Mains gas
Age restriction - over 50
Pets - 1 Dog or 1 cat welcome

Residential park homes are neither leasehold or freehold. Under the Mobile Homes Act 2013, the plot which the park home is sited on remains the sole property of the park owner. The park home itself will be yours outright, however, the land is not included in the purchase price, nor is it leased from the park owner under a leasehold agreement.

You do not have to pay stamp duty or employ the use of a solicitor to purchase a park home, although, you may choose to do so.

Site fees apply.