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Holiday Home Ownership at Coldingham Bay Verdant Leisure Holiday Home Ownership at Coldingham Bay Coldingham Bay Beach Laidback or action packed - the choice is yours Coldingham Bay Leisure Park is situated on the Berwickshire Coast, just an hour’s drive from Edinburgh. With 22 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds, the park o ers the peaceful tranquillity of a countryside setting. With the beach and a host of activities and attractions just a stone’s throw away, it’s a wonderful holiday retreat. For those seeking a little more adventure, there's superb facilities, great watersports and a wealth of attractions available locally. Nearby you’ll find lots of fishing villages, market towns and coastal hotspots which are perfect for relaxing days out! For sports fans there’s Sky Sports in the Bar, there’s also free WiFi available so you can enjoy a co ee and check your emails. Why not stop by the games room and challenge your friends to a game of pool or darts while you’re there? We also have children’s play areas o ering the perfect place for the kids to spend a few hours enjoying the great outdoors. Coldingham Bay is a well maintained park with good amenities and a fantastic location - the views are amazing. It's a quiet and laid back park which we enjoy. Very friendly sta . Would always recommend to new owners. Contact the team on park Call: 01890 771 316 Email: [email protected] www.coldinghambaypark.co.uk 4. Facilities the whole family will love • Family Bar with Sky Sports and Wi-Fi • Family entertainment • Games room • Children’s outdoor play area • Launderette 5. Relax from the moment you arrive. Enjoy special times with family and friends. Experience a whole new lifestyle. With a holiday home of your own, you have the flexibility and freedom to holiday as often as you please. Coldingham Bay is open 11 months of the year so you can enjoy leisurely long weekends on a whim, relaxing weeks and if you’re in the position to do so, you can stay for even longer! We o er a range of modern, spacious caravans and beautifully finished lodges with every home comfort at a price to suit most budgets. Your two or three bedroom holiday retreat will be tastefully decorated and fully furnished with a fitted kitchen, comfortable living and dining area. Most also boast energy e cient double glazing, central heating and some come with en-suite bathrooms! 6.. A whole new lifestyle awaits We have a range of pre-owned and new caravans and lodges supplied by the UK’s leading manufacturers. You can choose a pitch that is suitable for your chosen holiday home and we will discuss with you the range of finishing touches available. You can choose from a range of options, such as outdoor decking, which will allow you to make the most of your stunning surroundings. Whether you have made the decision to purchase a holiday home and are looking for the perfect park, or are simply exploring options for the future, we understand that for most customers, the park and its locality are the main deciding factors when purchasing a caravan or a lodge. With this in mind, we invite you to join us for a VIP Visit. In our experience, it always helps for you and your family to spend time on the park, allow our team to answer any questions you may have and for you to take a look at the range of holiday homes that we have available for sale. We love our caravan at Coldingham Bay. The park is quiet & well kept. The local area is beautiful & great for walking coast & countryside with unspoilt local villages like St Abbs & Eyemouth all within reach. The majestic cli s & wildlife at St Abbs Head nature reserve are spectacular & all within walking distance of the caravan. Contact the team on park Call: 01890 771 316 Email: [email protected] www.coldinghambaypark.co.uk 7.. Location, location, location The Berwickshire coast in South East Scotland, with soaring cli s and award-winning beaches, is one of the UK's most dramatic coastlines. With the Scottish Borders and an abundance of historical attractions nearby, Coldingham Bay makes for the perfect base to explore everything Berwickshire has to o er. Coldingham Bay can be found in the quaint coastal village of Coldingham, close to beautiful harbour towns St Abbs and Eyemouth. There are a number of walking routes and watersports activities nearby too, making it the perfect place to stay to get in touch with nature! Walk in the wonderful woodland around the park, enjoy the magnificent views from the Berwickshire Coastal Path and enjoy Coldingham Bay beach, which is just over a mile away. We chose this park as it is in the most remarkable location for surfing, nature reserves, fantastic walks, rock pools and the clear skies at night with hooting owls. Just what you need to wind down every available day you can manage - the best investment we have ever made! We have negotiated some great discounts for our owners at a number of local attractions and activities. Ask a member of the team for more information. Contact the team on park Call: 01890 771 316 Email: [email protected] www.coldinghambaypark.co.uk 8.. There’s plenty to occupy you during holidays and short breaks in this beautiful part of the Scottish Borders. Outdoor enthusiasts, culture vultures, history bu s and excitement seekers will all enjoy holidays at Coldingham Bay with the wide range of attractions on o er nearby. There’s also the opportunity to view the wonders of the ocean, including whales and porpoises, from a glass bottomed boat. The region is home to world class golf courses, some of the best fishing in Scotland and amazing bird watching. Berwick Upon Tweed St Abbs 9. Your questions answered When you visit Coldingham Bay, one of our What are the running costs involved? friendly sales team will answer all of your Annual charges include site fees, rates, gas, questions about holiday home ownership. electricity and insurance. Ask us for a full We’ve included some common questions and breakdown of the annual running costs. answers relating to holiday home ownership below. We’d love to tell you about all of the If I already have a static, motorhome or touring benefits of holiday home ownership and provide caravan can I part exchange it for a caravan or details on the amazing o ers that we currently lodge at Coldingham Bay? have available! Of course! We can take a wide variety of caravans and motorhomes in part exchange at competitive How long is the park open each year and how prices. We can provide a no obligation quote long can I stay on site? when you visit park. We are open 11 months of the year (February – January). This gives you flexibility to holiday as Do I have to buy the holiday home outright? often as you like throughout the year. Please note No. Many of our owners have purchased their that a holiday home cannot be used as a holiday home using an easy payment plan to help permanent residence. make their purchase more a ordable. With flexible deposit and monthly payment options Can I choose the pitch for my holiday home on available, payment plans can be tailored to suit the park? your personal needs. Finance is subject to status, Yes, we can show you the selection of pitches terms and conditions apply. available and you will be able to choose your pitch. What is the process for buying a holiday home? We are on hand to help with everything that you Do I have to buy a brand new holiday home? need. Initially we would give you a VIP tour and No, we have a great selection of pre-owned show you a selection of the holiday homes and holiday homes available. pitches available. When you have chosen your perfect holiday home and pitch, you can reserve Can my whole family use the facilities at them with a deposit. Coldingham Bay? Yes, we are very much a family friendly park, so your whole family are invited to make use of all of the facilities and entertainment. What’s more, we have a great selection of owners events throughout the year. Contact the team on park Call: 01890 771 316 Email: [email protected] www.coldinghambaypark.co.uk 10. Expert help to buy your dream holiday home Holiday home and caravan ownership is what we do best! As a market leader in Scotland and Northern England we have a rapidly growing group of award-winning holiday parks with thousands of caravans and lodges. Each year we help a huge number of first-time buyers and existing holiday home owners buy their perfect holiday home. Our experienced team are on hand to help you find your dream holiday home from home and will be able to assist with anything you need, from location to finance options. Take the first step towards a new lifestyle The first step to owning a holiday home is choosing the best park location for you and your family. In our experience, it always helps for you to spend time on your chosen park so we invite you to join us for a VIP Visit. 3. Create memories to 1. Choose your perfect 2. Book a VIP Visit last a lifetime location We will give you a tour, Move into your dream holiday When you're confident that a answer all of your questions home within 2 weeks*.
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