Mobile Homes for Sale
With our vast experience in the construction of these high quality interlocking wooden structures, we can provide you with any wooden mobile home for sale you may wish, based on your personal preferences. Feel free to contact us with your enquiry and we will endeavour to provide you with the best mobile home solution on the market. |
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Mobile home ARGO 5m x 8.7m (16' x 28.5') 44mm
PLANNING FRIENDLY
This compact mobile home is a planning permission free wooden building on the condition that it is installed next to an existing residential building, which is not located in a conservation area and is officially not used as a main living space. Of c
- Made of Slow-Grow conifer timber
- Complies with mobile home/caravan act
- Reinforced Floor bearers
Special Price: £7,599.00
Regular Price: £9,299.00£-1,700.00 -
Mobile home MAX 4.2m x 7.5m (25' x 14') 44mm
PLANNING FRIENDLY
This compact mobile home is a planning permission free wooden building on the condition that it is installed next to an existing residential building, which is not located in a conservation area and is officially not used as a main living space. Of c
- Made of Slow-Grow conifer timber
- Complies with mobile home/caravan act
- Reinforced Floor bearers
£7,799.00 -
Mobile home MEGAN 6m x 10m (20' x 33') 66mm
PLANNING FRIENDLY
The Megan Mobile Home will put a smile on your face every single day. Space for a bedroom, bathroom, dining room and living area mean this cabin can be an excellent home. Equally it can be purposed however you wish for an office or relaxation space
- Made of Slow-Grow conifer timber
- Complies with mobile home/caravan act
- Reinforced Floor bearers
£15,950.00 -
Mobile home LINCOLN 6m x 12m (20' x 40') 66mm
PLANNING FRIENDLY
The Lincoln mobile home offers the optimum size residential/recreational space for the average-sized family: it comes with 2 bedrooms and one large living room, as well as a room for the toilet and a storage room. As standard, the lodge comes with 66
- Made of Slow-Grow conifer timber
- Complies with mobile home/caravan act
- Reinforced Floor bearers
Special Price: £18,216.00
Regular Price: £20,199.00£-1,983.00 -
Mobile home AVON 6m x 15m (20' x 50) 66mm
PLANNING FRIENDLY
This spacious mobile log cabin will ease your pain with the planning officers as well as provide your family with a comfortable home. It can be built on your property as a guest house, a granny annex, holiday lets, or as your own permanent home. The
- Made of Slow-Grow conifer timber
- Complies with mobile home/caravan act
- Reinforced Floor bearers
Special Price: £22,851.00
Regular Price: £23,550.00£-699.00 -
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Mobile home Brighton 6m x 15m (20' x 50') 66mm
PLANNING FRIENDLY
Enjoy your garden without being bothered by the rain with our new range of extremely attractive gazebos. It’s the perfect focal point for family gatherings and weatherproofed outdoor parties. It makes a charming addition to any garden.
- Made of Slow-Grow conifer timber
- Complies with mobile home/caravan act
- Reinforced Floor bearers
Special Price: £23,016.00
Regular Price: £26,850.00£-3,834.00 -
Mobile home Boston 6m x 19m (20' x 63') 66mm
PLANNING FRIENDLY
The Boston mobile log cabin is the biggest in terms of size that we offer as a standard stock product. This spacious cabin has eight distinct areas: a large living-room, kitchen, five bedrooms and a room for the toilet. With its 66mm wall thickness,
- Made of Slow-Grow conifer timber
- Complies with mobile home/caravan act
- Reinforced Floor bearers
Special Price: £27,208.00
Regular Price: £31,799.00£-4,591.00 -
Hard to find or thinking about a custom solution?
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Mobile Homes for Sale
With reference to section 13 of the Caravan Sites Act 1968, a mobile home constitutes a structure that has been designed or adapted for human habitation and which (a) comprises not more than 2 sections separately designed and constructed which are to be assembled on a site by means of bolts, clamps, or other devices; and (b) after assembly is physically capable of being moved by road from one place to another (whether by being towed or by being transported on a motor vehicle or trailer).
What sizes of mobile homes are available?
Our mobile homes for sale have a maximum size of 6.8m width and 20m depth (not being less than 7m) external with an internal ceiling height of 3.048m.
Requirements for the base of a mobile home
To be classified as temporary, a mobile home should not have a permanent hard standing, concrete, or permanent groundworks which cannot be easily upped and moved. However, this is mostly overcome by putting down gravel and laying floor barriers on concrete blocks.
Planning permission and building regulations for a mobile home
On the whole, if a mobile home is going to be a permanent living space the owner will need to obtain planning permission and be in compliance with UK building regulations. If the structure is not going to be a used as a permanent living space, no permission from these authorities is necessary.
Commonly, people situate their mobile homes in their gardens and use them as ancillary buildings without the need for planning or building regulation approval, unless they happen to live in a conservation-designated area. These types of homes can also be used as regulation-free supplementary accommodation to a residential property, i.e. in addition to the person’s main house but not as a separate dwelling. They can be used as, for example, a granny annex, but it must not be this person’s “only or main residence”. There needs to be an association between the mobile home and the house, so, for example, the person could have meals in the main house. Therefore, if the mobile home is used as someone’s primary independent dwelling, without any relation to the main house, the local planning authority may find that an illicit “material change of use” has taken place, thereby requiring planning permission and thus building regulation approval. Thus, there are numerous issues that need to be thought about in terms of planning permission. Among these factors are where the mobile home’s intended site will be, how long it will be there for, and its intended purpose.
Please note that the provided information is intended only as a guideline and we strongly recommend that you contact your local planning authority to get further information (Also you can dowload here an application letter sample for you local planning office). In addition, you can get in touch with us and we’ll be happy to provide you with further detailed insight into mobiles homes.
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