Residential ParksIn Lincolnshire
From rolling countryside with historic market towns and ancient villages to an award-winning coastline, Lincolnshire has a lot to offer.
Discover a rich history in the city of Lincoln with its imposing cathedral and castle. Unwind as you walk through the Lincolnshire Wolds or along the breath-taking natural coastline. And enjoy the flavour of good food grown on your doorstep. From farming to fun, Lincolnshire has it all.
Ashfield Park
Scunthorpe, North Lincolnshire
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11 plots available -
From 139,500
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1 - 2 bedroom park homes
Ideally located to enjoy the best of town and country, Ashfield Park is an established community for the over 45’s, full of close-knit and welcoming residents who share a joy for life.
FAQs
Yes it is worth buying a park home in Lincolnshire. Often, park home living in Lincolnshire is cheaper than being in a traditional home or retirement village, as utilities are less expensive. What’s more, it’s ideal for saving money by downsizing to a one or two bedroom park home.
Besides just being cost effective, park homes in Lincolnshire are often in an idyllic setting. For example, our residential park in Scunthorpe, Ashfield Park is nearby Lincolnshire natural sites, such as the Humber Estuary (25 minutes away) and Lincolnshire Wolds (50 minutes away).
Another pro of park home living is that it helps you to have a sense of community, as your neighbours are very likely to share common interests and views with you.
There are many reasons to buy a park home from Tingdene Residential Parks in Lincolnshire. From being in easy reach of historical towns and cities such as Market Rasen and Lincoln to having great park homes available from £139,500, retiring in Lincolnshire is lovely.
If you are looking to explore our grounds in Scunthorpe, contact us at [email protected] or 01939554493. We have several plots and models available, including The Sonata and The Warkton.
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."