Moving south

would like to move from Scotland  back to Sussex, has anyone moved lock stock and barrel from one park to another?

Hi Shimon_73,

Welcome to the forum!

I'll leave you to other members who might have done this, but I  can't imagine it would be any different to moving from any kind of home to another, or perhaps you had a specific question in mind?

Ed.

Hello  Shimon..nice  to  see  another  new  face.........do  you  mean  moveing  your  home  from  Scotland  to  Sussex..........like  errrr up  sticks  and  off, if  its  yes, please  let  me  know  if  you  find  an answer..... evergreen

Welcome to the forum.

One park home to another dosent sound quite so bad.

Moving from a 3 bed house with attic, garage 2 large sheds, all full of REALLY good stuff (?) bothers me.

I have visions of turning up at our future park home, unloading the van, filling the home to the brim and still finding the van is half full!

ROFL  Rusty frog..you  must  have  been a  magpie  in  your  past  life .....or  a  white  van  man lol 
                                                          evergreen

Actually I meant move the park home itself to another site

Hello  shimon,   Im  sure  Ed  can  give  you  more  information  than  I  can , but  yes  there  are  companies   out  there  who  do  move  park  homes, a member  of  my  family  rang  Tingdene  this  morning  asking  this  very  question  for  myself ............we  are  still  in  the  dark  as waiting  for someone  to  get  back  to  us, but  Ile willingly  pass  on  whatever  I  find out..evergreen

Actually I meant move the park home itself to another site

-shimon_73

Ah shimon_73

That is entirely a different kettle of fish!

I can give you a list of transport companies to move your home, but I can't give you the name of one park owner who would accept it on to their park!  Well actually, no, that isn't true! I can give you the name of a company who did accept other park homes provided they were to a certain standard, but would charge £50,000 for preparing a base and taking up a space where he could have sold a new home. I doubt whether that offer still stands though, as it was made during the recession and having spoken to their General Manager only yesterday, he tells me that they are now selling well.

You will have to sell your park home where it is located now and then purchase another on the park of your choice down south.

Ed.

Thankyou for your information, it seems we have to sell here first Shimon_73

Hi, I recently asked the question about moving my park home and was told it would be £15,000 just to move the home.  You then have to find somewhere who would take you, I did, but then there is the cost of plot, connecting to services and building of brick skirt and fencing for area.  I was told I would be looking in the region of £30k - £50k  in total for everthing - needless to say my park home is for sale!!