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Floating Houses — Living on Water

Floating houses (houseboats) — live on water with premium comfort. Modern design, full mobility. Delivered worldwide.

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Mobile homes, static caravans, park homes & lodges — catalogue

Green Village — founded in 2023, rated 4.7★ on Google (391 reviews), with 5 showrooms and worldwide delivery — is an importer and dealer of mobile homes. Browse 29 mobile homes, static caravans, park homes, chalets, lodges and modular homes — new and used — with transport and installation included to Portugal, Spain, France, the Netherlands and our other destinations, with worldwide delivery. Every unit in the catalogue is for sale — the price on each listing is a purchase price, not a rental.

Green Village handles the whole process end to end: sourcing the unit, transport organised by Mobile Home Logistic and insured at 100% of the unit's value, and installation on your plot. Need help choosing? See our buying & import guides or pay in monthly instalments with the Cofrinho GV.

Available models

Prices of floating houses in stock

Worked out from the price each listing shows today, over 29 priced units.

New and used

ConditionUnitsFromMedian
New28£41,583£156,188
Used1£156,917£156,917

By price band

PriceUnits
Up to £60,0001
Up to £85,0003

By number of bedrooms

BedroomsUnitsFrom
1 bedroom12£75,000
2 bedrooms15£113,875

Floating houses and houseboats for sale, new and used, priced from £41,583 in our current stock. Two kinds are listed here: floating houses, which sit on a pontoon or floats, usually have no engine and are built to stay at one mooring, and houseboats, whose hull can be moved under its own power or towed. Every listing gives the floor area of the unit and the price before VAT plus a VAT line for the destination you choose, and the listed price includes transport and installation in continental Europe; other destinations are quoted individually. Mooring rules, delivery and running costs are explained in our houseboat buying guide.

Use Cases

A floating house suits a buyer who will keep one mooring for years, on a marina berth, a river or a lake, wherever the authority that manages the water grants a title for it. A houseboat suits a buyer who also wants to move the home, under its own power or towed. Either can be a main home or a second home, within what the mooring title allows. New units such as the Liveaboard have a roof with 100 mm of XPS insulation, double-glazed aluminium windows and a stainless steel structure on elastomer floats filled with XPS foam.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I install a floating house?
On a mooring granted by whoever manages that water: a port, a marina, a municipality or a waterway manager, depending on the country. Secure the mooring and its title before you reserve the home.
Does a floating house move?
A floating house is built to stay at one mooring and usually has no engine; a houseboat is living space on a hull that can be moved, under its own power or towed. Some houseboats, such as the Liveaboard, list an optional electric motor.
How much does it cost to keep a floating house?
Budget for the mooring, insurance, water, wastewater and power connections, local taxes and hull upkeep. Amounts depend on the mooring, the country and the insurer, so get them in writing before you buy.
Which waters are these floating homes built for?
Listings that state a CE certificate, such as the Liveaboard, give design category D, for sheltered waters: under Directive 2013/53/EU, a craft designed for winds up to and including Beaufort force 4 and significant wave heights up to and including 0.3 m.