Stratford Top Town Holiday Park In Stratford For Sale

Business description

Stratford Top Town Holiday Park, ln Stratford, Taranaki, business for sale.

The Stratford Top Town Holiday Park currently has its Business ( Lease ) for Sale with there being an opportunity of purchasing the Buildings from the landlord for a price around $ 200,000. The Lease business is currently for sale at $ 450,000.

The Holiday Park has operated at this Page Street address since 1950 and has 9,100 square metres of land within King Edward Park. There is a variety of buildings, some concrete, and some timber construction. The interior walls are painted or wall papered and most flooring is carpeted

The Holiday Park offers travellers a wide selection of accommodation options including Motel, Tourist Flats, Cabin, Backpacker units and Campervan, Caravan, and tent site grounds

Holiday Park Facilities

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Modern communal kitchen & Dining room
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Abulution and shower facilies
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5 fully serviced motel units
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7 modern and high quality Tourist Flats
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6 standard tourist Cabins
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24 bed communal backpackers lodge with kitchen and TV lounge
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Sheltered hedged bays for Motor Homes, Caravans & Tents
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Tv Lounge with VCR video library
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Guest Laundry
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Spa Pool
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Shaded Picnic and BBQ area
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Childrens play area
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On site shop, payphone, internet facility
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Mountain Bike hire equipment
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Pet facilities by arrangements

Owners Accommodation

The owners accommodation is a very comfortable 3 bedroom residence with open plan kitchen and dining which has the reception office access adjacent to the living room area.

Brokers Comments

This long established Holiday Park has come on to the market due to the wish of the owners of the lease currently wanting to retire. This is a very nice business with ample opportunity to expand on where the current owners have developed the property. There are great park surrounds within the property boundaries and the accommodation facilities are in excellent condition.

With the opportunity to buy the lease and also the buildings with a peppercorn land rental this business and building ownership opportunity is well worth the investigating.

FEATURES

Stratford, Taranaki

Stratford is situated on the Patea River and on the eastern slopes of Mount Egmont. The surrounding country is gently undulating. The New Plymouth – Wanganui highway passes through the town.

Stratford is the junction for the railway connecting the Marton-New Plymouth section with the North Island Main Trunk line at Okahukura. New Plymouth is 26 miles north-west by road (30 miles by rail), Eltham is 5 ½ miles, and Hawera 18 miles south by road or rail. Okahukura is 99 miles north-west by rail.

The 155 km Forgotten World Highway between Stratford and Taumarunui is New Zealand's first Heritage Trail that takes travellers on an intriguing and historic trip through New Zealands heritage park and farmland scenery settings.

To the west the Tasman sea produces some of the best waves in New Zealand, bringing surfers and boogie board riders from all around the globe. The many lakes and rivers around Stratford add to the water playground activities with Dam dropping, Jet Boating, White Water Rafting and Kayaking.

The main rural activity of the district is dairy farming with some sheep raising. Butter, cheese, and casein are manufactured in the district. Forestry is important in the hilly uplands north-east of Stratford and there are sawmills at Toko (6 miles east) and Midhirst (3 ½ miles north).

Stratford is a servicing and distributing centre with a number of secondary industries which include the manufacture of butter, furniture and joinery, clothing, hosiery, and footwear as well as general engineering, motor-body building, timber impregnation, and milling. There are stock saleyards and a fellmongery and tannery outside the borough. Stratford is also a tourist traffic junction for visitors to Mount Egmont, and Stratford Mountain House is 9 miles north-west by road.

The site of Stratford is on or close to the Whakaahurangi war-track which in precolonisation times was the common inland route between North and South Taranaki. During the 1840s, working parties from the New Plymouth settlement had cleared a bridle track along this ancient trail but it later fell into disuse.

In 1866 Major-General Trevor Chute's force reopened the overgrown track during the march through the bush to New Plymouth, and his men probably passed through or close by the town site. In June 1877 a block of 300 acres on the Patea River was surveyed and laid out for a township, the first sections being sold in 1878.

The name chosen by the Taranaki Land Board was Stratford, which was that of Shakespeare's birthplace. Sawmilling was the first main activity of the town and district but the clearance of the bush saw the land converted to pasture for dairy farming, and the town grew as a market centre. By 1879 Stratford was linked to New Plymouth by coaching service.

The same year the railway from New Plymouth reached Stratford, but it was not until 23 March 1885 that the town was linked by rail to Marton and Wellington. In 1901 work commenced on the Toko branch line which was to provide access to the North Island Main Trunk line, the connecting link being completed in 1932. A town board was formed in 1882 to administer municipal affairs. On 10 January 1893 Stratford was created a town district, and on 22 July 1898 it was constituted a borough.

Stratford District has a population of 8892 people as noted from the 2006 Census.

The broker that is acting as the agent for the Business Owner of this property, is happy to discuss this property's details at any time - refer to the contact details on this page.

Property information

Real Estate:

Lease