FAQs
Is the park fully residential so I can use my park home as my main address and place to live full time?
All our residential parks have full residential status and can be used as your main residence where you can enjoy living all year round.Â
What protection do I have whilst living on your park?
You have rights under The Mobile Home Act which allows you to keep your park home on a plot of land, on our park, indefinitely.
Will park home living be the right move for me?
Park home living is an excellent choice to reside with other semi-retired or retired likeminded people who have chosen to make the move to a more relaxing and easier lifestyle.
Call one of our dedicated team to hear the benefits of park home living. Park home living comes with many advantages like having a low maintenance home, affordable running costs, one level living and the opportunity to be part of a community.
Do I need a solicitor when buying a park home?
There is no conveyancing on the purchase of park home. However, you may wish to instruct a solicitor to  assist with your purchase. Purchasing a park home is a very straight forward process and we have an in house dedicated team who will guide and support all the way through.
How do I choose my new park home?
Contact our specialist team who can discuss your options. From homes built and ready to move in to bespoke build options we are here to make the process easier. We also have a range of pre-owned homes available to meet most budgets
Can I part exchange my property?
To find out more, visit https://wyldecrestparks.co.uk/part-exchange-scheme/
How do I fund the purchase of my park home?
To find out more, click here https://wyldecrestparks.co.uk/finance/
Can I rent a park home?
No
Can I leave my home in a will or sell it?
Yes you can leave your park home in your will as part of your estate. Park homes can be sold in the same way as a bricks and mortar property. Wyldecrest Parks can consider buying the home back from you or assisting in its sale. Call us to find out more.
Can my Park Home be made disabled friendly if I need to?
Yes it can, disabled access can also be arranged.
Will I have a private garden?
All park homes will have their own outside space for you to configure to your requirements
Will I have private parking?
All of our parks have minimum parking for residents and visitors. Parking on your pitch can also be arranged should you require it.
What is the life span of a park home?
Park homes are built to last. If maintained properly, it will last as long as bricks and mortar. All new park homes are built to British Standard specification.
What are the running costs of a park home?
Just like bricks and mortar properties, you will be responsible for council tax, utilities and insurance as well as a pitch fee to us for the upkeep of the park. Park homes are band A council tax and we generally find that running costs are much lower than an equivalent bricks and mortar.
Does the park have any rules?
Every park has a set of rules to ensure that acceptable standards are maintained which will generally be a benefit to occupiers and to help promote and maintain community cohesion
Can I bring my pets?
Responsible pet owners are welcome on the majority of our parks.
Can family members and friends visit and stay?
Yes
Do I have to pay stamp duty?
No
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