Digbeth Lodges

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Welcome to Digbeth Lane Lodges, a charming new residential park community nestled in the beautiful Shropshire countryside on the edge of Claverley — a historic and picturesque village in the east of the county, close to the Staffordshire border. Neighbouring our established All Saints Park in the same village, Digbeth Lane Lodges offers a wonderfully peaceful rural setting with the warmth of a close-knit community and the convenience of nearby town amenities just a short drive away. Claverley village lies to the east of the market town of Bridgnorth and forms the heart of a wider civil parish that encompasses a number of charming rural hamlets, including Beobridge, Hopstone, Upper Aston, Ludstone, and Heathton — each adding to the area's distinctive character and sense of timeless Shropshire countryside. Location & Local Attractions Claverley is a beautiful and historically rich Shropshire village that combines genuine rural charm with a surprisingly broad range of amenities and attractions. The surrounding area is among the most unspoilt in the English Midlands, offering outstanding walking, heritage, and leisure opportunities in every direction. Local highlights include: • Claverley Village Hall — A well-used and welcoming community hub hosting a varied programme of events, meetings, and social activities throughout the year — an ideal way to become part of village life and build connections with fellow residents from the outset. • Local Pubs and Shops — Claverley's traditional pubs and independent local shops offer a warm and authentic taste of English village life, with locally produced food and drink and a genuinely friendly welcome never far away. • Countryside Walks — The Shropshire countryside surrounding Claverley and the wider civil parish is simply beautiful, with an extensive network of footpaths, bridleways, and walking trails crossing rolling farmland, ancient woodland, and river valleys. Whatever the season, there is always somewhere new to explore on the doorstep. • Bridgnorth — The nearest market town, just a short drive to the west, and one of Shropshire's most characterful destinations. Bridgnorth is divided into the historic High Town and Low Town, connected by a famous funicular cliff railway, and offers an excellent range of independent shops, cafés, restaurants, and historic attractions. • Ironbridge — A short drive away, this World Heritage Site is one of the most significant and atmospheric industrial heritage destinations in the country — the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution, set dramatically in the wooded Severn Gorge and well worth visiting time and again. • Ludlow — One of England's most celebrated market towns, renowned for its outstanding food scene, medieval castle, and beautiful historic architecture. Ludlow's twice-weekly market and annual food festival draw visitors from across the country, and it makes for a wonderful day out. • Events and Festivals — The local calendar is well stocked with agricultural shows, country markets, music events, and traditional rural celebrations throughout the year, reflecting the strong community spirit that characterises this part of Shropshire. • Historical Sites — Shropshire is one of England's most historically rich counties, with castles, manor houses, Iron Age hill forts, and ancient ruins scattered across the landscape. From the dramatic ramparts of Ludlow Castle to the prehistoric earthworks of Old Oswestry, history enthusiasts will never be short of somewhere to explore. Park Home Living — A Smarter Way to Downsize Digbeth Lane Lodges offers a wonderful opportunity to embrace the very real benefits of residential park home living in one of Shropshire's most attractive and unspoilt settings. For those considering a move in retirement, it is a decision that deserves careful and open-minded consideration — and one that a great many people reflect on as among the most positive they ever made. The financial advantages are often considerable. Park homes are typically priced significantly below comparable conventional properties, and at Digbeth Lane Lodges, homes start from £130,000. For many buyers, this makes it possible to release meaningful equity from an existing property — funds that can be used to enjoy retirement more fully, support family, or simply provide the financial security and flexibility to make the most of this chapter of life. To make the move as smooth as possible, we offer a tailored Assisted Sale scheme that allows you to move into your new home with a small deposit while we manage the sale of your existing property on your behalf — removing much of the stress and uncertainty that can otherwise accompany a property move. Flexible Part Exchange options are also available, and we are happy to work with you to find a purchase solution that fits your individual circumstances. Running costs are typically lower than in a conventional home. Council Tax is charged at Band A — the lowest available rating — and the modern, energy-efficient construction of park homes generally delivers meaningfully reduced utility bills compared to older or larger properties. Combined with lower maintenance requirements and more manageable outdoor spaces, the overall cost of living is often substantially reduced — leaving more to spend on the things that matter most. All residents at Digbeth Lane Lodges are protected under the Mobile Homes Act 1983 (as amended in 2013), providing a robust and well-established legal framework that ensures genuine security of tenure and lasting peace of mind. For a great many people, the move to a park home is not a compromise — it is a confident and considered step towards a better quality of life. Park Home Features Homes at Digbeth Lane Lodges are modern, well-designed, and finished to a high standard of comfort and quality. Features typically include: • Private driveway and flagged pathways • Decking or balcony with front sliding patio door (select models) • Decking skirts, patio, and shed areas • Gravel or turf garden • Entrance hall (certain models) • Utility area (select homes) • Open-plan modern kitchen-diner • One or Two double bedrooms • Stylish bathroom with three-piece white suite • Off-road parking All images, layouts, and features shown are for illustration purposes only and may vary depending on home model and specification. Prices & Purchase Options Homes at Digbeth Lane Lodges start from £130,000, subject to availability and size. We offer a range of flexible purchase options to suit a wide variety of circumstances and budgets, including Assisted Sale and Part Exchange schemes, subject to approval. Terms and conditions apply. Come and See Us Digbeth Lane Lodges is best appreciated in person — we warmly invite you to arrange a visit and experience the setting, the homes, and the community for yourself. Our sales team is here to answer your questions and guide you through every step of the process, making your move as straightforward and enjoyable as possible. We look forward to welcoming you to Digbeth Lane Lodges.

• Tenure: Residential
• Council Tax: Band A