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*** OIRO £125,000 ***
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The Lordsway Park Homes site sits on the edge of the quiet village of Alconbury and offers a great opportunity for those looking to downsize, either to a more manageable space, or to free up some equity.
Built in 2004, this well maintained 36’ x 20’ Tingdene Dolben Lodge, 2-bed park home provides plenty of space while being easy to manage.
Inside
The main entrance leads to the hallway, however the current owners have added a porch at the kitchen entrance next to the parking area. A great addition meaning you won’t get wet when you’ve got the shopping, it’s raining and you’re trying to find you keys.
The open plan living room / diner is a great space to relax and enjoy meals together. The addition of an adjoining garden room adds further brightness to the space and offers an additional seating area that connects you with the outside.
The kitchen offers plenty of worktop and clever storage space, giving you the freedom and space to cook for when you have friends and family visit. As well as the usual appliances, there’s also space for a dish washer which is great, because who likes doing the dishes?
An additional storage shed in the garden houses a freezer which frees up further space in the kitchen.
The home has two good sized bedrooms with the master bedroom including integrated wardrobes and the second room having a useful storage cupboard and ensuite with an enclosed shower, providing easy access.
Outside
There’s parking space for two cars and an enclosed courtyard garden. It’s a great space to sit and relax surrounded by the trees that border the property. There’re two large storage sheds, one of which is currently used as a workshop, however these could be removed to free up more space in the garden.
What’s it like to live in the area?
Alconbury is a peaceful village with a good community spirit. It has everything you need within the village including a convenience store, hairdressers, pubs, social club, village hall and a highly regarded doctors.
For those who are green fingered, there’s an allotment just round the corner from the site and if you like the outdoors you’re surrounded by countryside and there’s are some nice walks to be had through the village.
Huntingdon and Peterborough are 15 minutes away meaning you’re not far from other everyday necessities.
Huntingdon train station is a short 10 minute drive and there’s easy access to the A1 and A14, connecting you to the rest of the UK.
This park home is perfect for someone looking to downsize and who wants to enjoy village life without feeling remote or isolated.
Other Information
Tenure: Pitch Agreement
Pitch Fee: £203.02 per month
Council Tax: Band A (£1539.90)
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Rates from 1 April 2025, England & Northern Ireland
Estimated monthly outgoings based on England averages (2026/27)
Estimates are based on England national averages and the Q3 2026 Ofgem energy price cap (1 July to 30 September 2026, reviewed quarterly). Council tax uses the 2026/27 average Band D; water uses the 2026/27 average bill. Ground rent and service charge, where shown, are taken from the listing as supplied, not an average. Actual costs vary by location, usage, and provider. For guidance only. Last reviewed July 2026.
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