As part of Maguires Developments who specialise in park home estates, Tavern Park is an idyllic estate surrounded by open countryside with stunning views in every direction.

Located on the border of Shropshire and Powys, Tavern Park is well within reach of all your necessary local amenities, with a local shop only one mile away and a mobile shop that visits the park daily.

With a number of different homes available to buy, you can find a range of styles and layouts to suit your personal preference. There are also a number of plots ready to accommodate homes of up to 60 feet by 22 feet.

As standard, the homes include private fenced gardens, quality brick skirt, private two vehicle block paved area, concrete shed bases, carpets, curtains and some furniture.

The park has a number of public walks nearby that showcase the stunning setting, as well as beautiful local towns and villages you can explore.

A range of modern facilities are in place at Tavern Park, with a choice of bottled LPG or underground tanks for gas, electricity metered to each home individually and water included within the fees.

Telephone lines are in place for each home, ready to be connected as soon as it's occupied.

Local transport links and other amenities are all within 5 miles, giving you everything you need closer to home.

Open days are held regularly on the park where you can view homes for sale and see how the park is progressing. Private viewings are available on request and a number of permanent show homes are always ready to view.

If you're looking for a park home estate in Shropshire or Wales, Tavern Park is designed for low maintenance and safe community living. You can find out more about the estate on their website.

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