Located at Coldstream Holiday Park in the Scottish Borders, the 40′ x 12′ Willerby Brookwood offers a unique layout and modern styling for an unforgettable family getaway. Its spacious open-plan lounge, generous fixed dinette, and stylish breakfast bar create a highly sociable living space. Designed to seamlessly fit around your lifestyle, it’s perfect for playing, cooking, relaxing, and enjoying quality time together.
Embracing the trend for bold, dark woods complemented by lighter tones like dove grey, sage green, and fresh white, this home exudes a calming atmosphere. The kitchen, central hub of this home, fosters social living, bringing people together to connect and unwind. This three bedroom model provides the plenty of space for larger families or spending time with the grand kids.
Coldstream Holiday Park is located above the banks of the river Tweed, in the iconic Scottish Borders town of Coldstream. A pleasant walk takes you to the town centre where there are fantastic local amenities including shops, cafes, pubs, restaurants and take away. The Hirsel estate and Hirsel Golf Course are practically on our doorstep. Coldstream is a great base for exploring the rolling countryside, stunning coastlines and vibrant towns of both Northumberland and the Scottish Borders.
Our park is open 11 1/2 months of the year, all new caravans are sold with a 25 year BH&HPA site licence agreement. Our site fee’s for 2024 are £3,550. Mains Gas and Electric are billed to owners quarterly. Part exchanges of touring caravans or motorhomes are welcome. Or holiday homes are for Holiday use only, not residential.
Information about the holiday park:
* Our season is 11 ½ months, we close for the last two weeks in February each year.
* All of our New Caravans are sold with a 25 year BH&HPA licence agreement.
* Our site fee’s for 2024 are £3,550
* Gas and Electric are metered at each pitch and charged to the owner quarterly.
* There is an open Wi-Fi network on site.
* Short walk into town centre.
* Golf Course & Great Fishing on the doorstep.