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Willerby static caravans: 2026 prices, used and new, and models

By Matheus Agueda · 7 November 2026

Short answer: Green Village Mobile Homes has 112 used Willerby static caravans with a delivered price in the UK, from £4,625 with a median price of £27,958, and 50 new Willerbys from £50,125. Each one has its own page with photos, bedrooms, size and a price in pounds delivered to your site in the UK, with VAT shown separately: the transport is organised by Mobile Home Logistic, the partner logistics company of the same group, and insured for 100% of the value of the home. They are all on the Willerby static caravans page.

This guide gives the current prices of used and new Willerbys by bedrooms and by budget, read from the catalogue and updated with it, the delivered prices for Portugal, Spain and France, then the maker's models with their sizes in feet and metres, what to check on a used Willerby and where it can be sited. To compare with other makers: the 10 best mobile home brands and models; for the running costs once it is on a park: how much a static caravan costs in the UK.

Transparency: Green Village is not an official Willerby dealer or partner. The information about the maker and its models comes from Willerby's website, read in November 2026; for each home in the Green Village catalogue, its own product page applies.

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Willerby, the maker

Willerby has built static caravans and lodges in Hull, East Yorkshire, since 1946. According to its own website, the maker works from an 80-acre site in Hull with around 700 staff, builds more than 7,000 holiday homes a year and has show grounds in Hull and in Livingston, Scotland.

Willerby gives its sizes in feet: a length, then a width of 12, 13 or 14 ft (1 ft = 0.3048 m). A 12 ft wide Willerby is therefore about 3.7 m wide and a 14 ft one about 4.3 m. Most models come in several lengths, with two or three bedrooms.

Many models on the used market are no longer in Willerby's current range, such as the Granada, the Winchester, the Lumic, the Salsa and the Vacation.

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Price of a used Willerby static caravan

Used Willerby static caravans with a delivered price in the UK, VAT shown separately:

Used WillerbyIn stockFromMedian price
All used Willerbys112£4,625£27,958
2 bedrooms68£4,625£29,417
3 bedrooms42£12,667£27,958

By budget: 14 used Willerbys cost up to £17,500 delivered in the UK, 46 up to £25,000 and 78 up to £40,000.

The price of a used Willerby depends first on the year and the model: a recent home with double glazing and central heating does not compare with a model from the 2000s that has been let on a holiday park for many seasons. Then come the length and the width, the number of bedrooms and the condition of the chassis, the floor and the roof. Each product page gives the model, the bedrooms, the size, the year when it is known and the delivered price.

Used homes are sold in the condition they are in, with an 18-month legal guarantee from delivery and no commercial warranty.

Price of a new Willerby static caravan

New Willerby static caravans with a delivered price in the UK, VAT shown separately:

New WillerbyIn stockFromMedian price
All new Willerbys50£50,125£82,042
2 bedrooms39£50,125£82,730
3 bedrooms10£60,292£79,709

New Willerbys cost from £50,125 to £214,500 delivered in the UK. Each product page of a new Willerby gives the model, the size and the delivered price. New homes have a 3-year legal guarantee from delivery and a 10-year Green Village commercial warranty on the structure and against water ingress.

A Willerby delivered to Portugal, Spain or France

The same used Willerbys can be delivered to mainland Portugal, Spain or France, priced in euros with the transport to that country included and VAT shown separately:

Used Willerby delivered toFrom
Mainland Portugal€13,200
Spain€13,200
France€11,762

Each product page shows the delivered price for the language you are reading: the Portuguese Willerby page prices each home for mainland Portugal, the Spanish one for Spain and the French one for France. Buying for a plot or a park abroad: mobile homes delivered in Portugal and in Spain.

Green Village has already delivered several of them, each told with its photos: a used Willerby Salisbury in Santiago do Cacém, a Willerby Vacation in the Algarve, a used Willerby Avonmore near Grândola, a Willerby Salisbury in Moimenta da Beira and a Willerby Richmond in Azambuja.

The current Willerby models

A selection from the current range on Willerby's website, with the layouts the maker gives for each model:

ModelBedroomsSleepsSizes given by WillerbyAbout, in metres
Rio2 or 36 to 828 to 38 × 12 ft, 6 layouts8.5 to 11.6 × 3.7 m
Brookwood2 or 36 to 828 to 40 × 12 ft, 6 layouts8.5 to 12.2 × 3.7 m
Salisbury2 or 36 to 835 and 38 × 12 ft, 4 layouts10.7 and 11.6 × 3.7 m
Sierra2 or 36 to 835 and 38 × 12 ft, 3 layouts10.7 and 11.6 × 3.7 m
Richmond2637 × 12 ft11.3 × 3.7 m
Aspen2 or 36 to 840 and 41 × 13 ft12.2 and 12.5 × 4.0 m
Vogue2643 × 14 ft13.1 × 4.3 m

What the maker highlights for each model:

Willerby also builds lodges; the catalogue includes the Willerby Boston and the Willerby New Holland, among others.

The homes in the catalogue, new ones included, can have a different layout or size from the maker's page (version, year): the product page of each home applies.

Older Willerby models in the catalogue

Other Willerby names with their own catalogue page include the Lyndhurst, the Avonmore and the Mistral.

The details of the Granada and the Winchester come from the maker's archived pages. For an older model, the maker's serial plate and the original paperwork give the exact model, version and year.

Holiday or residential: what does BS 3632 mean?

A standard Willerby is built for holiday use. Models built to the British residential standard BS 3632 are insulated and equipped for living in all year round, which shapes the heating bills and the comfort in winter. Whether you may live in it all year does not depend on the standard but on the rules of the place where it stands: a holiday park's site licence or park rules can limit the months of occupation. On a used Willerby, compare above all the insulation, the double glazing and the heating: that is where a recent model differs most from one from the 2000s.

What to check on a used Willerby

  • The exact model and version: most Willerby models were built in several lengths, widths and bedroom counts; the serial plate and the original paperwork give the model, size and year.
  • The chassis: rust on the main rails and the condition of the supports.
  • The floor: soft spots near the doors and in the bathroom.
  • The roof and the window seals.
  • The boiler and the central heating, with the service history.
  • The gas and electrical safety certificates.
  • The real size of the home against your pitch and the access to the site.

More checks are in is a used mobile home worth it? and in the guide buying a second-hand mobile home.

Where can a Willerby be sited in the UK?

In England, Wales and Scotland, land used as a caravan site needs planning permission and a site licence from the local authority, under the Caravan Sites and Control of Development Act 1960. A holiday park, a residential park and your own land do not fall under the same rules, and the park or the council decides whether you may stay all year. The details for your own land are in mobile homes on agricultural land in the UK; ask the council and the park before you buy.

Delivery of a Willerby in the UK

Green Village delivers the static caravan to your site and sets it on its supports; levelling the home and the water, electricity and drainage connections are the owner's. The transport is organised by Mobile Home Logistic, the partner logistics company of the same group that moves Green Village's homes, is included in the price and is insured for 100% of the value of the home. Before delivery, the access to the site is checked against the width of the home: a 14 ft Willerby is about 4.3 m wide. For Northern Ireland and the islands, the delivered price is confirmed in the written quote. The UK page shows all the homes in stock with their prices delivered to the UK.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a used Willerby static caravan cost? From £4,625 delivered in the UK, with a median price of £27,958, transport included and VAT shown separately; a used 2-bedroom Willerby starts at £4,625 and a 3-bedroom one at £12,667.

How much does a new Willerby static caravan cost? From £50,125 to £214,500 delivered in the UK, with a median price of £82,042, VAT shown separately.

How much is a new 3-bedroom Willerby? From £60,292 delivered in the UK, VAT shown separately; a new 2-bedroom Willerby starts at £50,125.

How many Willerby static caravans are for sale? In the Green Village catalogue, 112 used and 50 new, each with its own page and a delivered price; the numbers follow the stock.

Where can I see a used Willerby Aspen or Winchester for sale? On their model pages, with every home of that model in stock and its delivered price: Willerby Aspen · Willerby Winchester · Willerby Vacation · Willerby Vogue.

How wide is a Willerby static caravan? Willerby builds in widths of 12, 13 and 14 ft, about 3.7, 4.0 and 4.3 m: the Rio, the Brookwood and the Salisbury are 12 ft wide, the Aspen 13 ft and the Vogue 14 ft.

Which Willerby models have 3 bedrooms? In the current range, the Rio, the Brookwood, the Salisbury, the Sierra and the Aspen, in some of their layouts; among the older models, the Granada and the Winchester in their 40 × 12 ft 6 in version sleeping 8.

Which Willerby can be lived in all year round? That depends on the residential specification: the Vogue's specification lists the BS 3632 (2023) residential standard, while a standard Willerby is designed for holiday use. Whether you may live in it all year is decided by the site licence and the rules of the place where it stands.

Are the Granada and the Winchester still made? No. They are no longer on Willerby's current website and are found second-hand today, as on the Willerby Granada and Willerby Winchester pages.

Can a Willerby be delivered to Portugal or Spain? Yes. A used Willerby delivered to mainland Portugal starts at €13,200 and to Spain at €13,200, VAT shown separately; the Portuguese and Spanish Willerby pages give the delivered price of each home.

Is the transport included in the price? Yes. The transport is organised by Mobile Home Logistic, is included in the delivered price on each product page and is insured for 100% of the value of the home; VAT is shown separately, and levelling the home and the connections are the owner's.

What warranty does a used Willerby have? A used home is sold in the condition it is in, with an 18-month legal guarantee from delivery and no commercial warranty; a new home has a 3-year legal guarantee and a 10-year Green Village commercial warranty on the structure and against water ingress.

Sources

  • Caravan Sites and Control of Development Act 1960, legislation.gov.uk: the site licence and planning permission for a caravan site in England, Wales and Scotland.
  • Willerby's website, read in November 2026, for the maker, the current models, their sizes and layouts; the maker's archived pages for the Granada and the Winchester.

Market reference: GV Index (October 2026) — price per m², medians by destination and open data.

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