Park & Holiday Home Inspiration - Issue 26 2023

Packed into issue 26 of Park & Holiday Home Inspiration:

Park Homes

• The many advantages of park home living - Park homes are easy to maintain – and are among the least expensive types of homes to heat
• News: from Berkeleyparks and Prestige - Berkeleyparks has homes for sale on 19 of its parks; Prestige introduces green policies for manufacture
• Floating homes! A pioneering development of waterfront homes close to the River Severn in Worcestershire
• In a magnificent woodland setting - A park in Berkshire, set in 92 acres, with its own community centre and no lower age limit
• The spellbinding southwest - Why Cornwall, Devon, Dorset and Somerset have so much to offer, both for living and for leisure. Enchanting beauty and enormous variety make these four counties dream locations
• Luxury parks in two counties - A new development in Combe Martin, north Devon, and two parks that are 15 miles from the ancient ports of Looe and Polperro, on Cornwall’s south coast
• Escape to north Devon - A new park development that is just five minutes from beautiful Woolacombe Beach

Holiday Homes

• A holiday village lifestyle - A prestigious holiday village park where Pemberton’s lodges and holiday homes are among the most popular choices
• A split-level lodge! Regal’s amazing new Cranleigh lodge, with steps up to the kitchen and down to the lounge, and stunning styling throughout
• Two centre-lounge lodges - one luxuriously large; the other more compact – and both impressive in design
• Sumptuous and stunning - Victory’s new Franklin lodge, packed with luxury and character – and with an office area; this is a lodge designed for the new ‘work from anywhere’ culture!
• Total luxury! We review the Casa di Lusso from Prestige, and discover that it easily lives up to its name, which translates as ‘house of luxury’
• In north Wales - Two parks, one where sea meets mountains; that’s Sarnfaen Holiday Park, and the other, Madryn Castle, on the spectacular Llŷn Peninsula
• Triple choice in Kent - Two of the Keat Farm group’s parks are close to Dover, and one is in east Kent; all are in enchanting locations, with lots of places of interest within easy reach
• What to see at the NEC - Your at-a-glance guide to some of the homes and parks to see at England’s first big show of the year

And much more!