Frequently Asked Questions

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No, they generally follow the trend of the current housing market. 

Yes, no person under the age of 50 years is permitted to live on the Park.

Yes, they are very well insulated and often very energy efficient – sometimes even more so than a traditional bricks and mortar property. 

All new Park Homes come with all UPVC lockable windows and doors and with an added bonus of living on a warden controlled park, theft on Park Home Estates are considered to be less common than on open housing estates. 

All new homes come with a Ten Year Gold Shield Manufacturers Guarantee so this gives you extra peace of mind. 

Once you have purchased a Park Home, you will be required along with the owner of the Park to sign an agreement. This agreement is bound by The Mobile Homes Act 1983 and gives you as a tenant and the owner that added security that rules are in place and must be abided by. 

Regardless of the price, all Park Homes are banded at the lowest band, Band A. 

No 

No, Although often preferred, it is not necessary to instruct a solicitor as Park Homes are not registered on the Land Registry therefore there is no conveyancing necessary. 

Yes, not more than one dog per household. Dogs must be kept under proper control (on a leash not more than one metre in length) while on the Park, one other pet per household, of a type which is commonly kept as a domestic pet in England.

Although privacy is always maintained, living on a park home estate offers the warmth of a community that is generally of a similar age which usually have the same ideals and outlook on life. Other benefits of living on a Park Home Estate are that often a great deal of care and attention has gone into maintaining pleasant and peaceful surroundings for their residents

Costs compare with conventional properties and can mean you have money left in the bank.

Each home varies in cost depending on the design, size, plot location and location of the park. A good park for example in a good area of the country will offer more expensive homes than those that are in not such a favourable location.