Located in the village of Waddington, just south of Lincoln, we’re a small, beautifully-presented residential park for the over 50s. As an independently run development, our customers even get to choose the manufacturer of their new home.
Launched in 2010, Parklands are not just about homes. You can enjoy a whole new lifestyle.
A residential park home is low maintenance inside and out. Time previously spent on property maintenance can now be better spent enjoying yourself and making the most of your retirement.
Peace of mind is the key to our philosophy. From the actual development to the service that we deliver, every element has been carefully designed to maximise the benefits of retirement living.
Downsizing allows you to free up equity to make the most of your retirement. You’ll have more time and money to spend on holidays, with friends and family, or enjoying your hobbies.
At Parklands, you’ll have a friendly, supportive community right on your doorstep. We can also help you finance the park home.
All our residential park homes are within walking distance of local amenities and services, including a medical practice, post office and supermarket.
The wide choice of luxury park home designs start from just £200,000 and offer plenty of charm and character.
Sizes vary from 40×20′ to 46×20′ and all our properties come with a 10-year structural warranty.
Most park homes come with their very own block paved driveway and parking spaces. These have been designed specifically for a concrete and prefab style garage.
We are always on hand to give our experienced advice to make buying your new park home easier.
From the popular Willerby Hazelwood to the pleasant styled Omar Middleton, browse our full list of show homes and new park homes.
Park homes are a great purchase if you’re thinking about downsizing and moving there full-time because the upfront and ongoing costs are typically substantially lower. You will be able to purchase a park home, sell your house, and still have a sizable amount left over.
It is an affordable option, as residential park homes are cheaper than traditional properties.
They are cheaper to run due to their material and can use low emission features such as windows and doors to boost energy efficiency. As well as that, park homes are very low maintenance compared to a regular house. They are designed for convenience, as they tend to have less rooms and stories.
An entry level home can typically start from as little as a £200,000 – that’s the turn key price. The value of park homes can be a topic of debate. While some sources suggest that park homes tend to lose cash value as they get older, others indicate that well-maintained park homes in sought-after locations can increase in value, especially when maintained properly.
Yes, park home residents are eligible to receive a £400 energy grant. The grant is part of the Energy Bills Support Scheme and is automatically provided to most households, including park home residents, to help with their energy bills.
The life expectancy of a park home can vary, but according to the information from various sources, a well-maintained park home can last between 70 and 80 years, or even longer with the right care. If this sounds like a good plan for you, feel free to check out the residential park homes for sale on our page.
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