

Before buying a lodge in Cornwall, check the size, layout, age, condition and specification of the lodge, as well as what is included in the sale price. Features such as decking, hot tubs, furniture, parking and views can make a significant difference to the overall value. The best way to check the suitability of a lodge is to plan a visit and take a look for yourself.
You should also review the annual site fees, pitch agreement, licence length, utility costs, insurance requirements, park season, pet rules, subletting rules and any charges for resale. Most lodges on holiday parks in Cornwall are intended for leisure use rather than permanent residence, so always confirm the permitted use with the park before making an enquiry. If you are looking for a permentant residence the lodge must be sited on a park that has a residential licence.
If you are comparing lodges with static caravans, lodges are usually larger, often referred to as "twin units" as they are transported in two halves and then put together on site. They usually offer a higher specifications as well as more space, while static caravans can provide a lower-cost route into holiday home ownership. Comparing your options? Browse static caravans for sale in Cornwall for a lower-cost route into holiday home ownership.