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20/09/2010

Homeseeker Park Homes at York Show Village

Announcing for the first time in York THREE new Homeseeker residential park homes

For the first time ever, Homeseeker Park Homes, part of the Shepherd Group, now includes residential park homes at the SHOW VILLAGE in York where the public can view three Homeseeker models in a relaxing and informal atmosphere. The show village is located at Jockey Lane, Huntington, York YO32 9NE. Until now there have been very few residential park home show villages in the North East so this is a fresh opportunity. 

This pioneering display of Homeseeker residential park homes features the popular Fairfield, the classy Chiltern and the top-selling Langdale Plus.

The Fairfield

The classic roof line of the Fairfield with its appealing gable, the large, Georgian-style bay windows and the pillared entrance-way will all appeal to the prospective park resident. It boasts a spacious full-width lounge and roomy kitchen which comes equipped with top of the range appliances.

The Chiltern

The Chiltern takes modern living a step further with a range of exceptional features together with quality fixtures and fittings that are designed to make prospective park residents feel right at home on their chosen park. It features a walk through kitchen/dinning room and a separate lounge for the ultimate in entertaining.

The Langdale Plus

Economy PLUS luxury is a hard combination to achieve, but visitors will discover it in the top-selling, affordable Langdale Plus. With bright, light bay windows, an elegant fireplace and comfortable furnishing throughout, they will know straight away that there is no compromise on luxury.

Altogether, there are 8 park homes in the Homeseeker line-up with three different levels of fittings and several floor plan layouts each. For customers wanting a second home or those seeking to downsize their home for their retirement, there’s a luxurious Homeseeker park home to suit.

Helpful sales staff are always on hand at the York Show Village to explain the Homeseeker models on display, answer any questions and discuss the benefits of park living.

Visitors to the York Show Village will also benefit from a free guide on how to choose the ideal park home that includes a 24-point checklist to ensure that park living meets all their expectations.

About Homeseeker Park Homes

Homeseeker Park Homes is a brand of Shepherd Park & Leisure Homes Ltd (SP&LH) which is part of the Shepherd Group. Founded in 1890, the Shepherd Group is one of the UK's leading privately-owned businesses employing around 4,000 people based at over 100 locations around the world.

This means that Homeseeker Park Homes has the independence and financial security to ensure that quality and customer care remains at the heart of its operation.

The facilities include a purpose built, state-of-the-art factory for the production of leisure lodges and park homes, two permanent show villages (York and Rushden) and customer facilities. All ranges are now produced in Rushden using leading-edge manufacturing techniques.


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Energy-saving park options

With a Homeseeker park home you can benefit from a range of further optional money and energy-saving features offered by some parks that will not only help save the environment but also the money in your pocket! These features include:

Rainwater harvesting

A water-butt system that collects rainwater from your roof for 101 uses such as watering the garden, washing your windows and car or giving your dog a drink.

Grey water system

A plumbed-in systems that recycles water from your shower and hand basins for use by your toilet flush system.

Ground source heating

In the right location this eco-friendly system utilises renewable energy stored in the ground to provide one of the most energy-efficient ways of heating your Homeseeker park home. The only energy used by ground source heating systems is electricity to power the pumps which nevertheless deliver three or four times more thermal energy (heat) than is used in electrical energy to drive the system.