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Continued strong demand for mobile home parks

Dec 05, 2020 Attractions, News 0


Continued strong demand for mobile home parks
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 Kingsdown Mobile Home Park in Swindon complete above guide

International real estate advisor Savills has completed the sale of Kingsdown Mobile Home Park in Swindon.  The sale provided purchasers with a rare opportunity to acquire the park, which had been in the ownership of the private vendor for approximately 40 years.  Kingsdown Mobile Home Park was purchased by a private individual, who secured the property for a price in excess of the guide of £1.2 million following strong interest in the opportunity.

Set across just over two acres (0.85 hectares), the park benefits from a Site Licence for 41 residential pitches, 40 of which have been developed to provide 30 single and 10 twin units.

Kay Griffiths, associate director in the leisure & trade team at Savills Oxford, says: “The sale of Kingsdown Mobile Home Park generated strong interest from both existing operators and new investors looking to enter the mobile home park market.  We continue to see good appetite from investors in this sector, which provides both a good return on investment and is regarded as being reasonably recession proof.  Savills has a database of investors looking to acquire parks similar to Kingsdown and we expect this trend to continue in 2021.”

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