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Residential ParksIn Bedfordshire
Gorgeous open countryside, excellent road and rail links, plus lakes and rivers make Bedfordshire the hidden gem of the East of England.
Packed with ancient market towns, charming villages and impressive stately homes and gardens, this small county certainly punches above its weight. Immerse yourself in its history, culture and quirky architecture. If you prefer the great outdoors, take one of the many walking and cycling trails throughout the county or admire the views at the Forest of Marston and Dunstable Downs.
FAQs
On average, two-bedroom park home properties in Bedfordshire cost £130,000. At our residential parks in Bedfordshire, we have properties available from £199,950.
There are many reasons why buying a park home in Bedfordshire from Tingdene Residential Parks is worth it. Firstly, we offer a part exchange scheme, which means no upward chain!
Secondly, our park homes are both surrounded by nature and are close to amenities and historical sites. If you’re interested in taking a browse of a two-bedroom park home situated in Bedfordshire, contact us at [email protected] or 01939554493.
There are many advantages of park home living in Bedfordshire, from the convenience of excellent transport links to the beautiful countryside. What’s more, there is loads to do, such as visiting the Shuttleworth Collection of WW1 aircraft in Biggleswade, stocking up on locally-sourced fresh produce at Bedford Market or enjoying the animals at Woodside Farm in Slip End.
What our customers say
"I've only been on the park for a couple of months but I feel totally at home. I'm looking forward to spending the next chapter of my life on the park. It feels like I am on a permanent holiday."