Willerby Manor 2021 Holiday Caravan

Site fees vary for each holiday caravan or lodge, depending on its location, age and specification. To find out the site fee for a specific home, please complete our enquiry form and we’ll send you the exact figure.

A site fee is an annual charge for owning a holiday home on the park. It helps us keep the park running smoothly, and covers things like:

• Security
• Maintenance of the grounds
• Waste management

You can choose how to pay. Site fees can be paid in full, in two instalments or monthly (a small admin charge applies for monthly payments).

If you have any questions about what’s included, just get in touch and we’ll be happy to talk you through it.

There are no hidden fees when you buy a holiday home with us, and you won’t pay solicitors’ or estate agents’ fees. Our team on the park handles the entire sales process directly.

All our caravans are priced sited, connected and with decking included, unless otherwise stated.

Once you own your holiday home, there are some running costs. The annual site fee covers things like security, grounds maintenance and waste management. Electricity and gas are metered and billed separately, so you only pay for what you use. Complete our enquiry form to request more information on site fees as these differ to holiday home.

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Holiday homes are designed for recreational and holiday use and cannot be used as your permanent residential address.

Each park has its own holiday season, and owners must maintain a permanent residential address elsewhere.

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Holiday homes at Coast & Country Parks are for owners, their family and invited guests only. Private subletting or holiday letting is not permitted.

This helps maintain the peaceful atmosphere across our parks.

When you’re ready to sell, our team on the park can help you every step of the way. There are no upfront costs when selling, including for marketing. A small commission is only due once the sale has been completed, so if your holiday home doesn’t sell, you don’t pay.

Your remaining licence is one of the first things a buyer will want to know about, so we’ll talk you through how many years you have left and how that affects your sale.

Please get in touch to talk through the process and your remaining licence.

When you buy a holiday home with Coast & Country parks, you buy the caravan or lodge and a licence to site it on the park, not the land itself.

Licence agreements typically run for between 6 and 20 years, depending on the unit. The expiry year is shown on each listing, so you can see exactly how long you have before you enquire. The remaining licence is also one of the first things a future buyer will look at if you decide to sell.

Alongside the licence, there’s an annual site fee that helps run the park, covering things like security, grounds maintenance and waste management.

Please complete an enquiry form and we’ll go through the licence for any specific holiday home.