Park Homes for sale in Devon
Devon is a popular choice for park home living, with residential parks near Exeter, Newton Abbot, Barnstaple and Honiton offering a quieter pace of life close to the coast and countryside.
Use the listings below to compare park homes for sale in Devon by price, pitch fees and park facilities.
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Buying a Park Home in Devon
Before buying a park home in Devon, check whether the park is age-restricted or open to all ages, and confirm the licence to occupy is protected under the Mobile Homes Act 2013. Ask about the pitch fee, what it covers, and how often it is reviewed, as well as any commission payable to the park on resale.
You should also check the age and condition of the park home, its size and layout, whether double glazing and central heating are fitted, and what is included in the sale such as furniture, decking, sheds or parking. Many parks in Devon have long waiting lists, so viewing homes as soon as they come to market can help secure a good pitch.
Location affects both price and lifestyle. Parks near Exeter, Newton Abbot and Honiton offer easy access to shops, transport and healthcare, while coastal parks near Barnstaple and further along the North Devon coast may suit buyers wanting to be closer to the sea.
Buying a Park Home in Devon: FAQs
Can I live in a park home in Devon all year round?
Yes, if the home is on a residential park with the correct planning permission and licence. This differs from holiday lodges and static caravans, which are usually restricted to leisure use only.
What is a pitch fee and how much will I pay?
The pitch fee is paid to the park owner for the plot your home stands on, covering site upkeep and communal facilities. It is reviewed annually in line with the Mobile Homes Act 2013, so ask the park for the current fee and its review history before buying.
Do I own the land under my park home?
No. You own the park home itself but not the land, which you occupy under a pitch agreement or licence with the park owner, protected by the Mobile Homes Act 2013.
Are there age restrictions on park homes in Devon?
Some parks are restricted to residents aged 45 or 50 and over, while others are open to all ages. Always check with the park before making an offer.
Can I sell my park home and how does commission work?
Yes, but the park owner is entitled to a commission on resale, typically up to 10%, as set out in the Mobile Homes Act 2013. Check the park's commission rate and any approval process before listing your home for sale.