Please find frequently asked questions and our answers, below. If you have any further queries, don’t hesitate to call us on 0118 932 8328, fill in the online contact form or pop in and see us.
The pitch fees vary across our four parks. They are reviewed annually and can differ between twin and single unit pitches.
Should you wish to find out the current outgoings relating to a home or park that you are interested in, then please do contact us on 0118 932 8328 or contact us.
You do – your Greenfords park home must be your main residence, so you will be required to pay council tax. All of the homes on our parks are in Band A, but the actual amounts differ between the districts in which the parks are located. Our sales information always includes the council tax liability for that home but if you have any queries at all about the home you are interested in purchasing from us, feel free to contact us.
Should you wish to find out the current outgoings relating to a home or park that you are interested in, then please do contact us on 0118 932 8328 or contact us.
In addition to the pitch fees, Residents are responsible for normal household expenses, such as electricity, gas and water bills and for arranging their own home insurance.
There is some variation across our four parks, some utilities are supplied directly by the provider and others are supplied by us, give us a call on 0118 932 8328 and we will be happy to provide further information.
Yes, all of our parks are residential home parks and you can live in your home for 12 months of the year. Read more about the benefits of park home living or see what homes we currently have for sale.
Our park homes are not sold on a leasehold basis. Greenford Park Homes owns the freehold to each of its parks and they have permanent planning permission for use as residential park home estates.
Park home owners on residential parks are provided with a Written Statement under the Mobile Homes Act 1983. Subject to abiding by the terms, this agreement protects residents’ right to live in their home on the park, for as long as they wish.
When you purchase a home at our parks, you are provided with an agreement which protects your right to live on the park in the home you have purchased, subject to abiding by the terms of that agreement. Read more about the benefits of park home living or see what homes we currently have for sale.
The short answer is yes. We would recommend seeking legal advice on this matter for your own personal circumstances.
No, our park homes must be your main place of residence.
Absolutely not. Some residents do sell back to us, because of the support that we are able to offer – we endeavour to work around all your needs, in terms of completion dates, which can really help.
But you are free to sell your home on the open market, in a similar way to traditional housing.
Yes, in the same way as conventional housing, you are required to hold insurance which covers the structure of the home and we reccommend you also obtain contents insurance.
Of course you can! While no resident can be under the age of 50 years, lots of our folks are grandparents and will have their grandchildren to stay for a night or two, here and there, to help out family or just to spoil them for a little while.
You can do this using the normal channels, as for any other domestic property. If you have any specific queries, do give us a ring 0118 932 8328 or raise them during the purchase process.
Yes, in the same way as conventional housing, you are required to hold insurance which covers the structure of the home and we reccommend you also obtain contents insurance.
Each park has a nominated resident who takes on the responsibility of being the Resident Manager. They have regular calls with head office and are the first ‘port of call’ for residents in the event of a park-related question or query. Read more about the benefits of park home living or see what homes we currently have for sale.
Greenford Park Homes is responsible for the maintenance of the communal grounds and park boundaries. Residents are responsible for the maintenance of their home, the pitch and any outbuildings, fencing or vegetation enjoyed within the pitch.
Of course you can! While no resident can be under the age of 50 years, lots of our folks are grandparents and will have their grandchildren to stay for a night or two, here and there, to help out family or just to spoil them for a little while.
The pitch fees vary across our four parks. They are reviewed annually and can differ between twin and single unit pitches.
Should you wish to find out the current outgoings relating to a home or park that you are interested in, then please do contact us on 0118 932 8328 or contact us.
You do – your Greenfords park home must be your main residence, so you will be required to pay council tax. All of the homes on our parks are in Band A, but the actual amounts differ between the districts in which the parks are located. Our sales information always includes the council tax liability for that home but if you have any queries at all about the home you are interested in purchasing from us, feel free to contact us.
Should you wish to find out the current outgoings relating to a home or park that you are interested in, then please do contact us on 0118 932 8328 or contact us.
In addition to the pitch fees, Residents are responsible for normal household expenses, such as electricity, gas and water bills and for arranging their own home insurance.
There is some variation across our four parks, some utilities are supplied directly by the provider and others are supplied by us, give us a call on 0118 932 8328 and we will be happy to provide further information.
You can do this using the normal channels, as for any other domestic property. If you have any specific queries, do give us a ring 0118 932 8328 or raise them during the purchase process.
Yes, all of our parks are residential home parks and you can live in your home for 12 months of the year. Read more about the benefits of park home living or see what homes we currently have for sale.
Our park homes are not sold on a leasehold basis. Greenford Park Homes owns the freehold to each of its parks and they have permanent planning permission for use as residential park home estates.
Park home owners on residential parks are provided with a Written Statement under the Mobile Homes Act 1983. Subject to abiding by the terms, this agreement protects residents’ right to live in their home on the park, for as long as they wish.
When you purchase a home at our parks, you are provided with an agreement which protects your right to live on the park in the home you have purchased, subject to abiding by the terms of that agreement. Read more about the benefits of park home living or see what homes we currently have for sale.
The short answer is yes. We would recommend seeking legal advice on this matter for your own personal circumstances.
No, our park homes must be your main place of residence.
Absolutely not. Some residents do sell back to us, because of the support that we are able to offer – we endeavour to work around all your needs, in terms of completion dates, which can really help.
But you are free to sell your home on the open market, in a similar way to traditional housing.
Yes, in the same way as conventional housing, you are required to hold insurance which covers the structure of the home and we reccommend you also obtain contents insurance.
Each park has a nominated resident who takes on the responsibility of being the Resident Manager. They have regular calls with head office and are the first ‘port of call’ for residents in the event of a park-related question or query. Read more about the benefits of park home living or see what homes we currently have for sale.
Greenford Park Homes is responsible for the maintenance of the communal grounds and park boundaries. Residents are responsible for the maintenance of their home, the pitch and any outbuildings, fencing or vegetation enjoyed within the pitch.