Anyone got experience of a park home?

[CMAC]

Very strange first post......however, four seasons don't own the park. Thanks for the info.

having looked at the blurb in your link Four seasons is mentioned a few times, his first post does raise some concerns if valid

 

[Deleted member 18121]

having looked at the blurb in your link Four seasons is mentioned a few times, his first post does raise some concerns if valid

Four seasons recently sold the park - the rightmove link is slightly out of date.

 

[full_throttle]

i know a couple to sold up went motgage free and moved into a 'park home' sited in a residential site they have never been happier.

check the restrictions regarding children. you may find if the grandkids stay over your parents are in breach of their contract. (not sure how to explain properly).

 

[pollyb]

Four seasons recently sold the park - the rightmove link is slightly out of date.

Hi there

The reason I came on to the forum is that your original post was picked up in a Google Alert and sent through to me. This is an area I specialise in.

Four Seasons Park's website is still live and if as you say, the park has been sold, I would suspect that the new owner's will retain that. Regardless of who owns the park, my post does still stand, as the licence will remain for holiday use only.

The planning permission was originally obtained by a colleague of mine, who also bought one of my parks as well.

Pollyb

 

[Deleted member 18121]

as the licence will remain for holiday use only.

No, that's incorrect.

 

[Justin Allitt]

Hi
Just for clarity, this is the difference between holiday parks and residential parks; https://www.sellmygroup.co.uk/blog/difference-between-residential-park-holiday-park/

 

[PhilTheFragger]

This is an old thread resurrected from 2014