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Our team is on site seven days a week to answer your questions about lodge ownership, arrange a park tour, or send you a brochure. We aim to come back to every enquiry within one working day.
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Whitsand Bay Fort
Donkey Lane, Whitsand Bay,
Torpoint, Cornwall PL10 1JZ
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Park tours run by appointment. Allow around an hour to see the lodges, the historic fort buildings, The Fort Inn, the pool and the gym.
Before You Get in Touch
The questions we are asked most often by people researching lodge ownership at Whitsand Bay Fort.
You may use your lodge up to 365 days a year, or let it out for all or some of that time, but it must not be your primary residence. Your luxury lodge is built to the year-round residency standard BS3632, which means it is perfectly suitable for year-round occupation.
Your luxury lodge will come with a 125-year lease which ensures that your lodge and the ground it stands on will remain yours for the remainder of the lease. That includes your parking space and protects your rights of way across the site as well as the communal areas. This contrasts with the licences some site owners offer which provide very little security.
Of course. The prime location makes your lodge highly attractive as a holiday-let, whether you let it yourself or use an agency.
Yes. It is yours. But we do not imagine many people will want to take their lodge away from one of the most spectacular locations in the UK.
No, most people choose to buy a different lodge on the plot they prefer rather than physically transplanting their own.
There is ground rent and an annual service charge which our sales team will be happy to explain in detail.
The site is heavily protected from a planning perspective and any future proposals are available for your inspection. Each lodge has its own special and unique views.
No. We looked into this before investing in Whitsand Bay Fort ourselves, as did the MOD before they built their first fort there in the 1800s.
