Residential ParksIn Norfolk
With scenic countryside, the Broads and a beautiful coastline, Norfolk is culturally rich and ideal for downsizing.
Thinking of moving to Norfolk? This welcoming county blends big skies with a calmer pace of life. Enjoy Norfolk countryside walks, explore the Norfolk Broads at your own pace, and sandy coast days at Great Yarmouth, with North Norfolk villages nearby. Inland, Norwich delivers culture and entertainment, while North Walsham, Lynn and Thetford offer classic market town charm, local amenities and easy access, ideal for a stress free lifestyle. Tingdene’s residential park homes in Norfolk include a range of modern properties located close to shops, services and attractions, suited for time with family and friends in a secure, friendly community. Browse our park homes for sale, visit on an open weekend, or request a brochure. It’s a convenient and perfect choice if you’re planning to retire in Norfolk.
Oak Tree Park
Attleborough, Norfolk
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2 plots available -
From 225,000
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2 bedroom park homes
Set in an idyllic environment to retire within a beautiful market town plus many local attractions nearby, including Thetford Forest, New Buckenham Castle, Bure Valley Railway as well as fishing places and golf courses so you can live the retirement lifestyle to the full.
FAQs
On average, park homes in the county of Norfolk are available from £200,000. At Oak Tree Park, we have plots available from £215,000.
Yes, on average living in a park home is cheaper than a traditional house. Park homes in the UK can cost as little as £100,000. That said, there are still some monthly costs, such as pitch fees and utilities bills.
There are many advantages to park home living, such as an added peace of mind, affordable living in well-managed communities, with single-storey layouts and low-maintenance designs that prioritise practicality day to day, a sense of community and energy efficiency. Moreover, it can help you declutter your life and enjoy later years as it offers you an opportunity to downsize. Find out more about what moving to Norfolk could look like.
You can book a park visit, explore homes for sale on the website, and talk with our team about plots and layouts. We also host open weekend events, where you can tour show homes and get a feel for the community. It’s a relaxed way to see the area, ask questions, and decide if it’s a place you’d like to live.
What our customers say
"A happy life has a lot to do with where you live, and we love where we are now. We are so glad we moved. We’re really, really happy here. We love the location and we’re just a two-minute walk to the sea which we visit most days as we love walking."