Guides
The five questions that decide a park home purchase
Each of these answers one question in its first paragraph, including the ones a sales office would rather you asked later: what the pitch fee really covers, and what the park takes when you sell.
Every guide
· 5 minute read
BS3632: the standard that decides whether a home is warm in February
Two homes from the same factory can be built to two different standards. One of them is a house that happens to arrive on a lorry.
· 6 minute read
Selling a park home: commission, approval and what the Act changed
The cost of leaving is the number least often discussed when you arrive, and on a holiday park it is half again what it is on a residential one.
· 5 minute read
Can you get a mortgage on a park home?
The answer is no, and the reason is worth understanding, because it is the same reason there is no stamp duty.
· 7 minute read
Residential park home or holiday lodge? How to tell, and why it matters
This is the single decision that determines what you have bought, and the specification of the home will not tell you which one it is.
· 6 minute read
What is a pitch fee, and what does it actually cover?
It is the number that decides what a park home costs to own, and it is the number least often quoted next to the price.
Would you rather look at homes?
The collections group the portfolio by the thing people arrive asking, the buying guide walks through the process end to end, and every home for sale carries its guide price and its pitch fee.