article_snippet: British caravan park millionaire, British caravan park millionaire John Morphet is putting the world famous famous Royal Westmoreland development – holiday home to footballers and UK celebrities – up for sale.
article_snippet: The resort   Barbados is up for sale for £75million, and offers a chance to holiday with the stars .
article_snippet: Robin Paterson, chief executive of Sotheby's International Realty UK, said: 'It is extremely unusual for an entire resort – particularly one this exclusive – up for sale in the Barbadian market.
article_snippet: Royal Westmoreland's scale, reputation and longevity in the Caribbean make it a real opportunity for the right investor.
article_snippet: The item going up for sale is described as 'a real opportunity for the right investor' by Sotheby's, who are marketing the lot .
article_snippet: the Barbadian market is now seeing an influx of property investors from the international markets as well as wealthy individuals who have traditionally invested here, as an influx of property investors see the potential in the very best of the Caribbean, which is what the island represents, and this resort in particular.'
article_snippet: It was bought in 2004 by Cumbrian farmer-turned-caravan park owner John Morphet, 56, after he sold a large portion of he UK business to Legal & General for £100 million and went on holiday — to Barbados.
highlights_snippet: British caravan park millionaire John Morphet is putting the world famous Royal Westmoreland up for sale .
  