Residential Park Homes by the Sea

If you’ve ever dreamed of living by the sea, coastal residential park homes could be the answer. These single-storey dwellings are designed for year-round living and are situated on fully licensed residential park sites, giving you the right to make them your permanent home.

Across the UK, there are residential parks close to the sea in desirable locations such as Northumberland’s rugged coastline, the promenades of Lancashire, and Hampshire’s south coast beaches. Each offers a relaxed, community-focused way of life with the added bonus of seaside amenities just minutes away.

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Can you live permanently in a residential park home?

Yes. Park homes on licensed residential sites are built for permanent residency, and you’ll also pay council tax just like you would in a traditional house.

Is buying a residential park home by the sea a good idea?

For many, absolutely. They’re more affordable than many coastal properties, have lower running costs, and offer a ready-made community, particularly attractive to retirees and those aged 45+.

What are the downsides of a park home?

Unlike traditional houses, park homes usually depreciate in value, so they’re not a typical investment property. They’re best seen as a lifestyle choice, not a financial one, although they may help you free up capital from an existing property sale.

For anyone seeking an affordable home by the coast, residential park homes provide a unique opportunity: the freedom of permanent seaside living, without the high price tag of a traditional coastal property.

Residential parks by the sea

Can you live permanently in a residential park home?

Is buying a residential park home by the sea a good idea?

What are the downsides of a park home?

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