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How much does a holiday lodge cost at Scampston Park Lodges?
This entirely depends on the size
and specification of your chosen lodge. As a guideline, the smallest
standard specification lodges will be around £135,000 and the largest
premium specification lodges could go up to £250,000. The more typical
lodges will cost between £165,000 and £215,000.
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What does the price of our lodge include?
The price you pay includes the
cost of the lodge itself, together with the right to keep it on your
chosen plot at Scampston Park Lodges for 99 years. The lodge itself
comes fully furnished, including carpets, curtains, kitchen appliances,
light fittings, lounge furniture and bedroom furniture (all chosen by
you). In addition, for the first six lodges sold, we are also including
up to £5,000 of free decking, together with free transport and siting of
your lodge.
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What legal documents are involved in buying a lodge?
There are two main documents.
Firstly, there is a purchase agreement for the lodge itself. Secondly,
there is a separate licence agreement entitling you to place your lodge
on your chosen plot for up to 99 years. Both agreements are based on
templates provided by the BH&HPA (British Holiday & Home Parks
Association).
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How do I go about buying a lodge at Scampston?
Once you’ve decided to purchase a
lodge the first step is to secure your preferred plot with a £2,000
deposit. Then you will decide on the manufacturer and lodge model, visit
their premises and specify the layout and design to suit your needs.
Once that is done you confirm your order with a further deposit of 10%
of the final cost. The balance becomes due 14 days before your lodge is
sited at Scampston. This process generally takes around 3 to 4 months to
complete from deciding to go ahead to your lodge arriving on site.
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Can I live in my home for 11 months and take a holiday for the closed period?
No the park is licensed as a
holiday park and cannot be used as a permanent residential home. You
must have a permanent residence elsewhere in the UK/EEC.
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How long does the park open for through the year?
The park is open for 11 months.
The closed period is the last complete week in January and the following
three consecutive weeks.
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How long can I keep my holiday home on site for?
When you purchase your holiday home you will also have a licence to keep your holiday home on your chosen plot for 99 years.
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Are these fees likely to increase?
Site fees will be revised each year and are likely to be in line with inflation.
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What services are covered by the site fees?
The site fees cover all aspects of
the park’s maintenance, upkeep and repairs. They all include all your
water, sewage and waste collection. In addition, we will be providing an
on-site warden with 24hr alarm monitoring available.
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What are the services provided to the site?
Metered LPG, electricity, water
and mains sewage are all provided on site. There is a BT phone line
available to each lodge for phone and broadband. There is also provision
for analogue, digital and Sky TV via underground cable to a centralised
aerial and satellite dish.
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