Before buying a park home in Cornwall, check whether the home is located on a fully residential park and whether year-round occupation is allowed. Some parks in Cornwall are holiday parks with long seasons, but that does not necessarily mean they can be used as your main residence.
Buyers should review the pitch agreement, annual pitch fees, council tax position, utility arrangements, park rules, age restrictions, pet policies, parking, maintenance responsibilities and any resale conditions. It is also worth checking whether the park is suited to retirement, semi-retirement or full-time residential living.
If you are comparing park homes with lodges or static caravans, the main difference is permitted use. Park homes on residential parks are designed for permanent living, while holiday lodges and static caravans are usually for leisure use only.