A coastal caravan park has gone up for sale online for £1.3m, as it looks for new owners.

Staithes Chalet & Caravan Park offers 6.6 acres worth of property, situated in the picturesque fishing village of Staithes, which offers significant development potential and a chance to tap into one of the region’s most popular tourist destinations.

Currently, the park features 36 static caravan pitches and nine chalets, four of which are available for fleet hire, with others undergoing refurbishment or used for ancillary purposes.

The coastal view at the Staithes caravan parkThe coastal view at the Staithes caravan park (Image: RIGHTMOVE) The site also includes a stone-built, two-story house that serves as on-site accommodation for the owner, offering three bedrooms, two reception rooms, and utility space.

Staithes Chalet & Caravan Park enjoys an enviable location within a National Park and close to Whitby, attracting tourists year-round, with the venue appearing online at Rightmove and Christie & Co.

Known for its historical charm, Staithes is a former fishing port steeped in history, famously home to Captain James Cook in his early years.

The site is available for £1.3mThe site is available for £1.3m (Image: RIGHTMOVE) Its cobbled streets, narrow alleys, and quaint cottages have long made it a sought-after destination for visitors looking to enjoy the scenic North Yorkshire coast.

The park currently operates on a lifestyle basis but generates a steady income through pitch fees and chalet rentals.

With no additional staff, the business is ideal for a hands-on operator or family seeking a coastal lifestyle coupled with a profitable venture.

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Beyond its current operations, the property offers enormous potential for redevelopment and modernisation.

Approved planning permissions include projects such as the construction of a café and reception area with a raised terrace.

Investors also have the option to reclaim four chalets sold to third parties, further expanding the park’s accommodation capacity.