Real photo, July 2026Plot 18
Delta Saffron
2 bedrooms · 36ft x 12ftBathrooms: ask Alex
Price£84,995
Holiday use only · Pitch fee £400 a month
Price including VAT
On the park: yes
Could this be your view?
Holiday lodges for sale above the Taw estuary, Braunton, on a park of just 32 lodges. Open 11 months a year.
Prefer to talk? Call Alex on 07746 562302 or WhatsApp.
- Lodges from£84,995
- Licence99 years
- Pitch fee£400 a month
- For sale now6 lodges
Holiday use only. You own the lodge, not the land.
- Lodges from£84,995
- Licence99 years
- Pitch fee£400 a month
- For sale now6 lodges
Holiday use only. You own the lodge, not the land.
Six lodges for sale now
Your place to escape, whenever you need it. Each lodge comes with a licence to keep it on its own plot, with a driveway, on a park of just 32 lodges. Prices run from £84,995 to £210,000, with the pitch fee beside each one.
- Real photo, July 2026
Real photo, July 2026Plot 4Regal Harlington
2 bedrooms · 2 bathrooms · 42ft x 13ft
Price£139,000
Holiday use only · Pitch fee £400 a month
Price including VAT
On the park: yes
Real photo, July 2026Plot 20Pemberton Marlow
2 bedrooms · 2 bathrooms · 40ft x 13ft
Price£160,000
Holiday use only · Pitch fee £400 a month
Price including VAT
On the park: yes
Real photo, July 2026Plot 16Tarka's Nook
2 bedrooms · 2 bathrooms · 42ft x 14ft 6in
Price£169,995
Holiday use only · Pitch fee £400 a month
Price including VAT
On the park: yes
Example interior of this modelPlot 25Prestige Dryft
2 bedrooms · 40ft x 20ft2 bathrooms (maker's layout)
Price£189,995
Holiday use only · Pitch fee £400 a month
Price including VAT
On the park: not yet
Example interior of this modelPlot 28Pemberton Skydale
2 bedrooms · 2 bathrooms · 40ft x 20ft
Price£210,000
Holiday use only · Pitch fee £400 a month
Price including VAT
On the park: ask Alex before you travel
Prices last checked 4 October 2026. Each price includes VAT and everything that makes the lodge ready to use: transport and siting, connections with gas, testing, steps, skirting, decking, a driveway.
The six lodges for sale are by
Skydale, Marlow
Harlington
Saffron, Tarka's Nook
Dryft
The park can site a lodge from any maker, for example Omar Group, ABI, Victory Leisure Homes and Love Holiday Homes.
The site plan
All 32 plots, with their status
Every plot sits on the park's own plan with its status. Six have a lodge for sale; most of the rest are free for a lodge of your choice.
- Lodge for sale: plots 4, 16, 18, 20, 25, 28
- Sold: plot 23
- Free for a lodge of your choice: 24 plots
- Not available: plot 10
Costs and licence
What it really costs
The pitch fee, the deposit, the licence and the season, before you have to ask.
Holiday use only. You need a main home elsewhere.
You own the lodge, not the land. The licence lets you keep it on its plot.
Bought to enjoy. Like a car, a lodge usually loses value over time.
- Pitch fee
- £400 a month
- What you pay the park to keep your lodge on its plot (the park calls the plot a pitch), including VAT, so £4,800 a year. It goes up each year in line with CPI inflation. It covers the park's standard services; rates, gas, water and electricity are extra.
- Deposit to reserve
- £2,000
- Becomes non-refundable after 14 days. Ask Alex for the written reservation terms before you pay.
- Licence
- 99 years
- Season
- 1 March to 31 January
- Closed in February.
- Resale commission
- In your licence agreement
- Other running costs
- From £229 a month
- Rates about £200 a month and Wi-Fi £29 a month. Electricity, water and gas depend on use; insurance is through Leisuredays. Estimate them
Real photos from the park
Taken on the park, summer 2026.
The lane and the pitches, with the estuary beyondReal photo · August 2026 
Decking and claddingReal photo · July 2026 
The Regal Harlington, sited on the parkReal photo · July 2026 
The Marlow Lodge, just after it arrivedReal photo · July 2026
The area
Beaches, dunes and the Tarka Trail
You don't have to fit it all into one holiday. Braunton is under 2 miles away, Saunton Sands about 4.5 by road, and the car-free Tarka Trail runs along the estuary through Chivenor.
Braunton
under 2 miles
High-street stores and boutique shops.
The Tarka Trail
Next to the park
Flat, car-free walking and cycling along the estuary, through Chivenor.
Barnstaple
about 3.8 miles
North Devon's main town, with the Pannier Market and trains to Exeter.
Braunton Burrows
about 4.1 miles
England's largest sand-dune system, at the heart of North Devon's Biosphere Reserve.
Saunton Sands
about 4.5 miles
A long, open beach backed by the dunes, popular with longboard surfers.
Croyde
about 7.2 miles
A sandy bay and village, used for surfing.
Approximate road distances from the park's map pin, measured with OpenStreetMap routing on 3 October 2026. Rounded. Drive times vary, especially in summer.
Come and stand on the plot
Photos only go so far. Walk the lane, step inside the lodges and ask Alex anything.
Pick a day
Choose up to three dates online, or call. Viewings are free.
Alex gets in touch
Alex calls or emails to fix a time, usually the same day.
Walk round
See the lodges and the plots, check the views and ask about every cost.
Questions
What buyers ask first
What will it really cost me each year?
The pitch fee is £400 a month including VAT (£4,800 a year). It goes up each year in line with CPI inflation. It covers the park's standard services; rates, gas, water and electricity are extra.
On top of that, local authority rates are about £200 a month and Wi-Fi is £29 a month. Electricity, water and bottled gas depend on how much you use the lodge, and insurance (through Leisuredays) on the lodge. Our running-cost estimator starts with the park's figures and lets you add your own.
How long is the licence, and what happens at the end?
Every new lodge comes with a 99-year licence agreement. It lets you keep your lodge on its pitch while you keep to the agreement and pay the pitch fee.
There is no age rule for lodges on the park. Ask for the licence agreement and park rules before you reserve. They set out what happens at the end of the term.
Will I own the land?
No. You buy the lodge, and the licence gives you the right to keep it on its plot (the park calls it a pitch). The land stays the park's.
Can I live there?
No. Chivenor Park is for holidays, so your lodge cannot be your main home. You need a main home elsewhere, in the UK or abroad, and the park may ask to see proof of it.
Within the season, there is no limit on how often you come or how long you stay on holiday.
Will my lodge make money or hold its value?
Please do not buy one to make money. A holiday lodge is something you buy to enjoy. Like a car, it usually loses value over time, most of all in the first few years. You may let it through Sykes, but any letting income depends on bookings and is never guaranteed.
Can I let my lodge when I'm not using it?
Yes. You let it through Sykes Holiday Cottages, who handle the bookings. Sykes charge 18% to 22% commission, depending on how much you use the lodge yourself, plus cleaning.
Any income depends on bookings and is never guaranteed, and the lodge stays a holiday home: you still need a main home elsewhere. Ask Alex about any park conditions.
Can I bring my dog?
Yes. Up to two dogs and one cat per lodge. The Tarka Trail runs right next to the park. Dogs of breeds banned under the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991 are not allowed.