Harewood Park, Andover Down, Andover, Hampshire, SP11 6LH

THE HOME

Situated on Harewood Park in Andover Down, this detached one double bedroom park home bungalow offers a practical layout, bright accommodation and manageable outdoor space. With useful storage both inside and out, the home presents an opportunity for those looking to downsize, with scope to refresh the décor and introduce their own personal style.

The living room is a particularly welcoming space, with large windows to two aspects allowing plenty of natural light into the room. Measuring approximately 10’8” x 9’9”, it provides space for comfortable seating and accompanying furniture, whilst the light décor and wood-effect flooring create a simple backdrop for a variety of furnishing styles. An external door gives direct access to the paved area alongside the home.

Positioned centrally, the kitchen measures approximately 9’9” x 9’3” and is fitted with a range of wood-effect wall and base cupboards, complemented by contrasting work surfaces and green tiled splashbacks. A stainless-steel sink and drainer sit beneath a window, bringing natural light to the preparation area. There is space for freestanding appliances, together with an extractor hood above the cooking area. The kitchen connects the living room with the entrance area, bedroom and bathroom.

Occupying the opposite end of the home, the double bedroom measures approximately 11’2” x 9’9” and benefits from windows to two aspects. Storage is a notable feature, with sliding-door wardrobes incorporating a mirrored panel, drawer units and overhead cupboards. A fitted desk or dressing-table area provides a useful place for a computer, hobbies or getting ready, making good use of the available space.

The bathroom comprises a white suite with a panelled bath, shower over and glazed shower screen, together with a pedestal wash basin and WC. Tiled splashbacks, a mirrored cabinet and an obscured-glass window complete the room.

Outside, the garden is predominantly laid to gravel with paved pathways and planted borders, providing space for pots, seasonal flowers and a small seating arrangement. The paved area beside the home offers a further spot for enjoying some fresh air, with steps leading to the entrances. Three garden storage buildings, as shown on the floorplan, provide useful space for tools, gardening equipment and other household items.

Double-glazed windows and radiator heating complement the accommodation, whilst the home’s straightforward layout and manageable proportions will appeal to buyers seeking single-storey living.

THE PARK

Situated in Andover Down, on the eastern outskirts of Andover, Harewood Park offers a peaceful residential setting within convenient reach of the town’s shops, services and leisure facilities. This established park provides an appealing option for those looking to downsize and enjoy a more manageable home whilst remaining close to everyday amenities. Operated by Wyldecrest Parks, the development is described as having approximately 35 homes, a resident park manager and a friendly community atmosphere.

Shopping and everyday essentials are readily accessible, with a Co-op approximately half a mile away and Tesco around one mile away, according to the park operator’s published information. Andover’s town centre provides a wider selection of shops, cafés and places to eat, together with the Chantry Centre shopping complex. Healthcare facilities include Shepherds Spring Medical Centre and its neighbouring pharmacy at The Oval, approximately 1.1 miles away in a straight line.

For leisure and entertainment, The Lights theatre and Andover Leisure Centre offer opportunities to enjoy performances, activities and exercise. Andover Museum and the Museum of the Iron Age provide an insight into the area’s heritage, whilst the wider Hampshire countryside offers attractive destinations for days out.

Public transport is conveniently close, with the Harewood bus stops on London Road immediately outside or close to the park entrance. These are served by Stagecoach’s number 76, linking the area with Andover, Whitchurch, Overton and Basingstoke. The service provides a useful option for shopping trips and onward connections from Andover bus station.

Andover railway station is approximately 1.9 miles away in a straight line, with the journey by road being longer. South Western Railway services connect Andover with Salisbury, Basingstoke and London Waterloo, providing options for visiting family, commuting and days out further afield.

Local amenity or transport link

Approximate distance
Harewood bus stops, London Road                                      Immediately outside/close to park entrance
Co-op                                 0.5 miles*
Tesco                                 1 mile*
Shepherds Spring Medical Centre and pharmacy               1.1 miles†
Andover Museum and Museum of the Iron Age                  1.2 miles*
Chantry Centre                  1.3 miles*
The Lights theatre            1.4 miles*
Andover Leisure Centre   1.4 miles*
Andover railway station   1.9 miles†

Distances marked * are published by the park operator, whose measurement method is unspecified. Distances marked † are approximate straight-line measurements from the park postcode. Walking and driving distances will vary according to the route and the home’s position within the park.

IMPORTANT PARK INFORMATION

No pets are allowed to reside on the park.

The park has a minimum age restriction of 50 years.

The pitch fee for this home including water rates: £172.62 per month. The pitch fee is reviewed annually in line with the Consumer Price Index (CPI).

Current Utilities: Electricity: £102.00 per quarter, Sewerage:£12.57 per quarter

Council tax is Band A

Agents Note: Due to ongoing Anti-Money Laundering regulations, it is a requirement for all buyers to pass an Identity Check that will be performed by The Park Home prior to a sale being agreed. There is a charge of £25 plus vat per buyer that will be made for this check to be completed.

TENURE: Leasehold in Perpetuity

This tenure means that when buying a park home, you purchase the property outright and lease the land it sits on in perpetuity, for the entirety of the time the home is sited. These properties are not mortgageable.  We recommend any potential purchaser is aware of all details including park rules and conditions before sale completion. Please consult a solicitor for further information.

The information provided, whilst believed to be correct, do not form any part of an offer or contract. Intending purchasers should not rely on them as statements or representation of fact. No person in this firm's employment has the authority to make or give any representation or warranty in respect of the property. All measurements quoted are approximate. Although these particulars are thought to be materially correct their accuracy cannot be guaranteed and they do not form part of any contract.

THE PARK HOME AGENCY ARE PROUD MEMBERS OF THE PROPERTY REDRESS SCHEME.