6 Berth Static Caravans For Sale
“Berth” refers to sleeping capacity rather than bedroom count — a 6-berth caravan sleeps up to six people, usually across two or three bedrooms with a mix of double beds, bunks and sometimes a sofa bed in the living area. Berth vs bedroom count Two caravans both described as “6 berth” can have quite differentRead more
Static Caravans For Sale in Ayrshire
Ayrshire, on Scotland’s south-west coast, offers a mix of beaches, golf (it’s the home of Turnberry and several other well-known courses) and easy access from Glasgow, making it a popular choice for a static caravan purchase. Coastal towns to know Ayr, Troon and Largs are among the best-known coastal towns in the area, each withRead more
Static Caravans For Sale in Portrush
Portrush, on Northern Ireland’s Causeway Coast, is one of the best-known seaside towns in the region, popular for its beaches, golf and proximity to the Giant’s Causeway. What makes Portrush popular Two Blue Flag beaches, a well-established golf course (host to The Open in recent years) and a lively town centre give Portrush a widerRead more
Brand New Static Caravans For Sale: What to Expect
Buying a brand new static caravan means choosing straight from a manufacturer’s current range, typically through an approved dealer or directly via a holiday park, rather than buying an existing unit secondhand. What’s usually included New caravan packages often include delivery and siting, but always confirm exactly what’s covered in the advertised price — decking,Read more
Repossessed Static Caravans: What Buyers Should Know
“Repossessed” static caravans are units taken back by a finance company or park after the previous owner defaulted on payments or site fees, and they’re sometimes sold at a discount to the general market. Why the discount, and what it means A lower price doesn’t necessarily mean a problem with the caravan itself — itRead more
Buying a Static Caravan Already Sited on a Park
Buying a caravan “on site” means it’s already positioned on a pitch at a specific park, usually with decking, skirting and services already connected — different from buying a new unit that still needs transporting and siting. The upside of buying on site You get to see exactly what you’re buying in its actual setting,Read more
Mobile Homes & Static Caravans For Sale in Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland’s static caravan and mobile home market has its own character, with popular coastal spots including the Causeway Coast and County Down that draw both local and cross-border buyers. Transport and logistics Moving a static caravan to or within Northern Ireland involves the same specialist transport considerations as anywhere else in the UK, butRead more
Holiday Chalets For Sale: What’s the Difference?
“Chalet” is used loosely in the UK holiday market — sometimes for a timber-built holiday home similar to a lodge, sometimes for a smaller, simpler cabin-style unit. It’s worth clarifying exactly what’s being sold before comparing prices. Chalet vs lodge vs static caravan Broadly: static caravans are the most affordable and transportable, lodges are largerRead more
3 Bedroom Static Caravans: A Buyer’s & Holidaymaker’s Guide
A three-bedroom static caravan is the most common size for family use — big enough for a family of five or six without the extra cost and site fees of a four-bedroom model. Typical layout Most three-bedroom static caravans put the main bedroom at one end and two further bedrooms (often a twin and aRead more
Static Caravans For Sale in Somerset
Somerset’s coastline — including popular spots like Burnham-on-Sea and Brean — makes it one of the more affordable and accessible counties for a static caravan purchase, particularly for buyers from the South West and South Wales. Coastal Somerset vs inland Most static caravan parks in Somerset sit along the coast, with a genuinely different feelRead more