Park Homes in the Cotswolds
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Leedons Residential Park is a pleasant 10-minute walk from the picturesque village of Broadway in the Cotswolds. With its shops, banks, post office, cafes, and restaurants, Broadway is nestled in the stunning countryside beneath the Cotswold escarpment and overlooked by Broadway Tower.
Leedons Residential Park suits anyone aged 50 and over who are semi-retired or retired, but children and grandchildren can also enjoy visits to the park, with plenty on offer for all the family. We hold a full 12 month residential license where you come to live with us on Park. Pets are also welcome at Leedons, and for your peace of mind, there are resident park managers and wardens onsite.
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Why Choose Leedons Residential Park?
Mr & Mrs D
- What made you choose a park home over bricks and mortar?
“Firstly, we wanted to downsize to a single story home, ideally one which we were able to design ourselves, and a park home fitted what we were looking for”
6 available Parks Homes at Leedons Residential Park
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Leedons Residential Park is close to the village of Broadway at the gateway to the Cotswolds, with the towns of Cheltenham, Evesham, and Stratford-upon-Avon nearby. The villages of Chipping Campden, Moreton-in-Marsh, and Bourton-on-the-Water are on your doorstep.
Childswickham Road, Broadway, Worcestershire, WR12 7HB
01386 852423
Is there a closed season for residential parks
No. Residential Parks are open 12 months of the year, for all year-round occupation.
How much do I pay every year?
You will pay annually Park pitch fees plus utilities used. Park pitch fees vary from Park to Park and range from £188 to £229 per month.
Do I have to pay Council Tax on my park home?
Yes. Just like any other permanent home, Park Homes attract Council Tax – For the majority of Park Homes this is band A – (the lowest banding).
What protection will my park home have?
All Park Homes on Residential Parks are covered by the Government-led Mobile Home Act 2013, this regulates such things as pitch fee increases, utility bill re-charging and the unlimited nature of the tenure.
