A woven basket on a wooden surface holds two ivory scented candles of different sizes and a decorative deer head figurine with antlers, near a window with sheer floral curtains and a grey lampshade in the background.

Caravan

Available

Available

Available

Willerby Gainsborough

Willerby Gainsborough

Financial

Price

£62,995

Site Fees

£4,300

Find Us

Details about property

Welcome to our 2025 Willerby Gainsborough, a spacious 35 ft x 12 ft, 2-bedroom holiday home, beautifully positioned on a lovely pitch overlooking the fountain at Crook O’Lune Holiday Park.

Designed with modern living in mind, the Gainsborough offers a stylish and comfortable home-from-home, perfect for relaxing, spending time with family and making the most of your time away.

Step inside to a bright andbrightand spacious open-plan living and kitchen area, creating a sociable space for cooking, dining and unwinding. The well-equipped kitchen provides plenty of storage and everything you need for your getaways.

The twin bedroom is ideal for family or guests and sits alongside the modern family shower room.

The spacious main bedroom provides a comfortable retreat, complete with its own en-suite WC.

Built to residential specification, the holiday home benefits from double glazing and central heating throughout, making it comfortable to enjoy throughout the seasons.

This is a fantastic opportunity to own your own holiday home at Crook O’Lune Holiday Park, a family-run, owners-only park set in the beautiful Lune Valley.

For more information or to arrange a viewing, please contact our team today.

Special Offer

Available

2027 Site Fees included + Front & Side Decking

Available

Type

Caravan

Condition

New

Year Built

2025

Caravan/Lodge Size

35ftx12ft

Bedrooms

2

Bathrooms

2

Parking

Yes

Location and neighborhood

History buffs will be thrilled by the close proximity of Lancaster, a city steeped in heritage and brimming with stories of the past. At its heart stands Lancaster Castle, an imposing fortress that has played a pivotal role in English history for over a thousand years. Once a royal stronghold, the castle later became a notorious courthouse and prison, with its walls bearing witness to the infamous Lancashire Witch Trials of 1612. Today, visitors can explore its medieval towers, grand halls, and eerie dungeons, immersing themselves in centuries of fascinating history.

For those who appreciate architectural splendour, Lancaster Cathedral is a must-visit. This breathtaking structure, built in the Gothic Revival style, boasts intricate stone carvings, soaring spires, and stunning stained-glass windows that flood the interior with colourful light. Stepping inside, visitors are met with a sense of peace and reverence, as well as the opportunity to admire the cathedral’s exquisite craftsmanship and historical significance.

Beyond these landmarks, Lancaster’s cobbled streets and Georgian architecture add to its old-world charm, while museums such as the Lancaster City Museum and Judges' Lodgings provide deeper insights into the city's past. Whether exploring its regal history, religious heritage, or hidden stories, Lancaster offers a wealth of experiences for history enthusiasts to uncover.