Residential park homes and mobile homes on the Isle of Wight
Not many residential parks on the Isle of Wight, but if you are looking to move here, read our guide to 'Buying a Park Home'.
There are breath-taking views and 60 miles of coastline to enjoy, ideal for walks or cycling. Many blue flag beaches and wildlife attractions including Isle of Wight Zoo, castles, Roman villas and historic houses - see the Jimi Hendrix statue at the Dimbola House.
Fun facts! Oddly named places on The Isle of Wight: Cowes you cannot milk, Freshwater you cannot drink, Winkle Street where there are no winkles, Lake where there is no water and Newtown which is very old.
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Royal Wight Estate
Newport, Isle of Wight
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Living here you will be forgiven to thinking that you are in the heart of the countryside with the beautiful boundary trees that screen the park and yet you are just a walk or two minute drive from the nearest Asda supermarket.
Located on the southern edge of Newport, the...
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