Mobile Homes for Sale — New & Used

Mobile homes and static caravans for sale across Europe, new and used. Transport and installation included. Prices from £8,050.

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Prices of mobile homes in stock

Worked out from the price each listing shows today, over 854 priced units.

New and used

Condition	Units	From	Median
New	382	£54,650	£107,800
Used	423	£8,050	£31,650

By price band

Price	Units
Up to £12,500	5
Up to £17,500	51
Up to £25,000	148
Up to £40,000	300
Up to £60,000	368
Up to £85,000	483

By number of bedrooms

Bedrooms	Units	From
1 bedroom	30	£13,400
2 bedrooms	573	£8,050
3 bedrooms	174	£9,900
4 bedrooms	5	£73,000

Mobile homes — also called static caravans or park homes in the UK and Ireland, Mobilheime in Germany and Austria — are factory-built, transportable houses sold and delivered across the whole of Europe, used as holiday homes, permanent residences and short-term rental accommodation. Green Village imports and delivers mobile homes across Europe, new and used, with transport and installation always included in the price shown on each listing, from 14,576 EUR; in our current stock, used units have a median price around £32,600 and new units around £110,325. The smallest, most affordable units are single-width (3.0 to 3.7 m wide, roughly 30 to 45 m2) — the "small mobile homes" buyers search for when budget or a tight plot is the priority — while twin-width units (up to 6.8 m, two sections assembled on site) reach 80 m2 with two or three bedrooms. Typical lengths run 10 to 13 metres. Manufactured in the UK, France and the Netherlands by established brands such as Willerby, ABI, Atlas and IRM, every unit includes thermal insulation, a fitted kitchen, a full bathroom and central heating as standard, built to the same specification whichever European country it ends up in. Whether a mobile home can be your permanent home or a holiday base depends on the country and the specific plot or campsite — see each country page for the rule that applies there. Green Village handles the purchase end to end: selection, transport and installation, anywhere in Europe.

Technical Specifications

Typical length: 10 m to 13 m
Single width: 3.0 m to 3.7 m
Twin width: 6.0 m to 6.8 m
Living area: 30 m2 to 80 m2
Bedrooms: 1 to 3
Bathrooms: 1 to 2
Weight: 3,500 kg to 12,000 kg
Chassis: galvanised steel with wheels
Insulation: walls 50 mm, roof 75 mm, floor 50 mm
Heating: gas or electric central
Transport: organised by Mobile Home Logistic, included in the delivered price
Connections: 230V electricity, mains water, drainage.

Use Cases

A mobile home's best use depends on the country and the specific plot. As a holiday home, it sits on a campsite or holiday-park pitch with services already connected. As a permanent residence, the land's planning classification decides whether that is possible — in France, for example, a résidence mobile keeps its holiday status, and needs no planning permission, only inside a licensed PRL or campsite and under 40 m2; living on private land generally means removing the wheels and following the normal planning route instead. The rule differs by country, so check the relevant country page before buying for year-round living. In the short-term rental market, mobile homes earn income on platforms such as Airbnb and Booking.com, particularly on coastal and lakeside campsites. They are also used as glamping accommodation and as temporary site housing for agricultural or construction projects.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do mobile homes exist across Europe?

Yes. Mobile homes — called static caravans or park homes in the UK and Ireland, Mobilheime in Germany and Austria, mobil-homes in France, casas móviles in Spain — are sold and used throughout Europe, and Green Village delivers to every country in our catalogue.

What do Brits call a mobile home?

In the UK and Ireland, the same product is usually called a static caravan or a park home; mobile home and lodge are also used, often depending on the unit's size and the park.

Can you live in a mobile home permanently in France?

It depends on where it stands: inside a licensed PRL (Parc Résidentiel de Loisirs) or classified campsite, a résidence mobile de loisirs keeps its mobile status and needs no planning permission as long as it is under 40 m2 and keeps its wheels and tow bar. On private land, the wheels and tow bar must be removed and a déclaration préalable or permis de construire obtained, and it is prohibited on non-buildable land.

How much does a mobile home cost in Europe?

Prices start from 14,576 EUR. In our current stock, the median price is around £32,600 for used units and around £110,325 for new units; the final figure depends on size, condition and the country of delivery, with transport always included.

Which is cheaper, a small single-wide mobile home or a twin-unit lodge?

A single-wide unit (3.0 to 3.7 m wide) is the most affordable option and sits at the lower end of the price range; a twin-unit lodge (up to 6.8 m wide, assembled from two sections on site) costs more but offers up to 80 m2 and two or three bedrooms.

How long does a mobile home last?

With proper maintenance, a mobile home lasts 25 to 40 years. Recent British models (post-2010) use galvanised chassis and modern insulation that significantly extends lifespan.