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All around there is beautiful rolling countryside which is mainly cultivated. Only a few miles from here lies the Pentland Hills which extend to the south-west and eventually link up to the Moorfoot Hills. Yet, this is a town which is within the easiest possible reach of Edinburg...

St Hermans is the only park on the island with residential status. It has one hundred and fifty-nine pitches and is exclusively for people aged 55 and over.  The pitch fees, include water and sewerage charges, are currently £1,620 for single units and £2,058 for twin units. Most residen...

Situated just ten minutes from the charming village of Broadway, this residential park is close enough for residents to make the most of the shops, banks, cafes and Post Office while still enjoying the privacy of the park.  Broadway Park is an established sister park to Leedons Resident...

Residents at Pendeford Hall benefit from the peace and quiet offered at this location, as well as a large pool and nearby fishing lakes. Life in this peaceful village offers residents the luxury of country walks on their doorstep and wonderful markets at the towns close by.  Nearby to Telfor...

This grandiose backdrop, coupled with the open space offered within the estate, gives residents a wonderful closeness with the picturesque British countryside surrounding the park. Wootton Hall residential park is ideal for much more than just stunning scenery and getting back in touch with ...

Ringwood is a small market town with loads of things to do from walks in the Moors Valley to taking a tour around Ringwood Brewery with loads of history in the area. All of your everyday amenities are close by. All homes are bespoke and built to order. ...

The bustling market town of Helston hosts a mixture of Georgian and Victorian architecture. An outstanding feature at the end of Coinagehall Street is The Monument, which was built in 1834 in the memory of Humphry Millet Grylls, a local banker and solicitor whose actions kept open the local tin...

The bustling market town of Helston hosts a mixture of Georgian and Victorian architecture. An outstanding feature at the end of Coinagehall Street is The Monument, which was built in 1834 in the memory of Humphry Millet Grylls, a local banker and solicitor whose actions kept open the local tin mine...