Land For Sale £150,000
A two bedroom luxury park home which is being marketed with a short upward chain and requirement of 28 day agreement to purchase and completions, subject to acceptance of the land owners and following the governments recommended processes within the park homes act, details available upon request. The site is for over 45's only and sits on a good size plot with off-road parking and garage.
The unit is situated upon a plot with multiple off street parking with garage and outside store, decking and a garden area with access to all sides.
Entrance hall
Lounge 5.79m x 5.49m
Kitchen 2.74m x 3.99m
Study 1.52m x 1.83m
Bedroom 2.46m x 2.77m
Ensuite
Bedroom 2.74m x 2.16m
Shower Room
Outside
Ground Rent £1800 pa approx. We have requested confirmation of this from the owner 21.12.22. East Lindsey District Council
Band A
Key things to bear in mind when considering buying a park home You will be buying the home, but not the pitch (plot). The pitch remains in the ownership of the site owner who is responsible for maintaining and managing the site.
You will pay a pitch fee for the occupation of the pitch and you may be charged separately for water, gas and electricity which the site owner may supply directly to your home. You will pay council tax to the local authority.
Your pitch agreement will be protected by the Mobile Homes Act 1983, which regulates the contract between you and the site owner and sets out the parties respective rights and obligations.
If the site has rules you must comply with them.
If you are buying the home from an existing resident, the site owner will be entitled to 10% commission of the sale price. Likewise should you sell in the future the site owner will be entitled to 10% commission.
If you are buying the home from a resident you do not need to contact the site owner. You do not have to give any personal details to the site owner or attend an interview with them, even if you are told you do.
An Energy Performance Certificate is not required but you may nonetheless want to commission a survey of the home, or ask to see any warranty. You should remember that most park homes will fall in value over time.
You will need to ensure that you complete and are given all the necessary paperwork. Different rules apply between buying a home from a resident or the site owner.
Different rules apply depending on who you are purchasing the home from. You should read the relevant sections in this factsheet as these contain important information about obligations, rights and consequences when buying a park home.
Information is avaialble for buyers using the following link; . Buyers are advised to make their own enquiries prior to making any transactions decisisons and completing the schedule 1 and two required to allow the matter to complete, with the required acceptance of the land owner and consideration for completion funds.
The unit is situated upon a plot with multiple off street parking with garage and outside store, decking and a garden area with access to all sides.
Entrance hall
Lounge 5.79m x 5.49m
Kitchen 2.74m x 3.99m
Study 1.52m x 1.83m
Bedroom 2.46m x 2.77m
Ensuite
Bedroom 2.74m x 2.16m
Shower Room
Outside
Ground Rent £1800 pa approx. We have requested confirmation of this from the owner 21.12.22. East Lindsey District Council
Band A
Key things to bear in mind when considering buying a park home You will be buying the home, but not the pitch (plot). The pitch remains in the ownership of the site owner who is responsible for maintaining and managing the site.
You will pay a pitch fee for the occupation of the pitch and you may be charged separately for water, gas and electricity which the site owner may supply directly to your home. You will pay council tax to the local authority.
Your pitch agreement will be protected by the Mobile Homes Act 1983, which regulates the contract between you and the site owner and sets out the parties respective rights and obligations.
If the site has rules you must comply with them.
If you are buying the home from an existing resident, the site owner will be entitled to 10% commission of the sale price. Likewise should you sell in the future the site owner will be entitled to 10% commission.
If you are buying the home from a resident you do not need to contact the site owner. You do not have to give any personal details to the site owner or attend an interview with them, even if you are told you do.
An Energy Performance Certificate is not required but you may nonetheless want to commission a survey of the home, or ask to see any warranty. You should remember that most park homes will fall in value over time.
You will need to ensure that you complete and are given all the necessary paperwork. Different rules apply between buying a home from a resident or the site owner.
Different rules apply depending on who you are purchasing the home from. You should read the relevant sections in this factsheet as these contain important information about obligations, rights and consequences when buying a park home.
Information is avaialble for buyers using the following link; . Buyers are advised to make their own enquiries prior to making any transactions decisisons and completing the schedule 1 and two required to allow the matter to complete, with the required acceptance of the land owner and consideration for completion funds.
