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Book your place
Friday 22nd – Saturday 23rd November | 10am – 4pm
Come along to our viewing days to experience this brand new development for yourself. Get a feel of the community and explore our stunning move-in ready homes.
About the park
Welcome to Sandpiper Gardens, a brand-new residential park that promises a coastal retreat like no other. Nestled in the charming town of Clacton, this idyllic haven seamlessly merges timeless traditions with modern comforts, offering endless possibilities for a life that is truly extraordinary. In the summer, Clacton comes alive with a vibrant atmosphere, hosting a myriad of events, festivals, and fairs. As winter settles in, this welcoming community envelops its residents with an abundance of activities and pastimes, fostering a strong sense of togetherness.
Benefits of park home living
Help manage your cost of living with reduced energy bills.
Downsizing to a park home means you can free up cash for your retirement.
Homes are built with a 10-year warranty on all fixtures and fittings and are easy to maintain.
Enjoy your very own outside space.
Leave behind the additional expense and time-consuming task of furnishing your new home.
Enjoy the convenience of bungalow living with no more stairs to climb or wasted space.
Reviews
“Moving back to the UK we didn’t have any appliances or furniture, but Tingdene Parks offered us everything we needed. We had nothing to worry about and it took a lot of the stress away for both of us.”
Mr and Mrs Mills
“We wish we had done it years ago. It’s a completely different way of life and one that we love.”
Mr and Mrs England
“Within weeks we had settled in, made friends, been to the pub for the quiz night and popped into several neighbours for a cuppa.”