How much does a mobile home cost? New and used prices
A mobile home costs from €14,576; in Green Village stock on 2 October 2026 the median was around €45,400 for a used unit and €133,200 for a new one. The price depends on type, size, brand and condition, and a used unit costs about a third (≈ 35%) of a new one. The price shown for your country is the final delivered price, including transport and customs, with import VAT shown separately.
A mobile home costs from €14,576; in our stock on 2 October 2026 the median was around €45,400 for a used unit and €133,200 for a new one — a huge range that depends on the type, the size, whether it is new or used, and the country of origin. A good-condition used static caravan is the entry point; a new lodge sits at the top.
This guide focuses on the price of the home itself — what pushes the price up or down, and how much you save by choosing used. An import also involves transport, customs, import VAT and installation; at Green Village, the per-country catalogue price already includes transport and customs (the final delivered price), with import VAT shown separately on the listing, and delivery and installation — placing and levelling on your land — are also included, with full cargo insurance.
Price ranges by type (indicative)
Figures from our stock on 2 October 2026, for the unit itself — in the catalogue, the per-country price is the final delivered price (transport and customs included; import VAT shown separately on the listing):
| Type / condition | Indicative unit price |
|---|---|
| Used static caravan, mobile home or chalet (stock on 2 October 2026) | from €14,576 (median €45,417) |
| New mobile home, static caravan or chalet (stock on 2 October 2026) | from €13,327 (median €133,248) |
| Lodge, new or used (stock on 2 October 2026) | from €69,003 (median €188,389) |
| Residential park home / bespoke | on request |
What pushes the price up or down
The price of a mobile home is driven mainly by:
- New vs used — in our 2 October 2026 stock, the median used unit cost about a third (≈ 35%) of the median new one.
- Size — a twin unit (wider, in two halves) costs more than a single.
- Finish and type — a premium lodge/park home (timber, better insulation) is worth far more than a leisure static caravan.
- Age and condition — year of manufacture, wear, insulation and certifications.
- Brand — British manufacturers such as Willerby, ABI, Swift or Atlas occupy distinct price positions.
- Extras — solar panels, timber decking, central heating, furniture included.
New vs used: how much you save
A new mobile home comes with a factory warranty (typically 2 years, and ~10 years on the structure), current finishes and zero wear — it is more expensive, but with fewer surprises. A used one costs about a third (≈ 35%) of a new unit — the median used static caravan was €41,653 against €118,880 new — and is available immediately.
Green Village carries out a technical inspection on every used unit and provides a condition report with photographs, so the saving does not come with hidden risk. If budget is the priority, a well-inspected British used unit is the best value on the market.
What the price already includes
The price shown for your country is the final delivered price. It already includes:
- Transport — organised by Mobile Home Logistic and already included in the price.
- Customs clearance — handled by Green Village and already included in the final price (even when the unit comes from outside the EU, e.g. the UK post-Brexit); import VAT is shown separately on the listing.
- Customs documentation — handled by Green Village as part of the service.
- Placing and levelling on your land — included in the transport service, with full cargo insurance.
In summary
- Unit prices start at €14,576; on 2 October 2026 the median was around €45,400 used and €133,200 new.
- A used unit costs about a third (≈ 35%) of a new one, median to median.
- Twin > single; premium (lodge/park home) > leisure static caravan.
- The price shown is already the final delivered price: transport and customs included, import VAT shown separately.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a used mobile home cost?
On 2 October 2026, the 569 used units in the Green Village catalogue (538 of them priced) ranged from €14,576 to €235,099, with a median of €45,417: about one in five cost under €30,000 and more than half under €50,000. Static caravans started at €14,576 (median €41,653), mobile homes at €15,690 (median €46,056) and chalets at €17,651 (median €48,678). These are prices for the unit itself; the delivered price for your destination includes transport and, for units of UK origin, any import duty, with VAT at the destination rate shown separately. Current figures are always on our used mobile homes page.
How much does a new mobile home cost?
On 2 October 2026, the 504 new units in the Green Village catalogue (378 of them priced) started at €13,327, with a median of €133,248; only 26 cost under €30,000 and 62 under €100,000. New static caravans started at €41,655 (median €118,880), new mobile homes at €13,327 (median €133,142), new chalets at €102,491 (median €136,653) and new lodges at €139,851. New units come with a factory warranty (around 2 years) and current finishes.
Why do prices vary so much?
Because "mobile home" spans everything from a used leisure static caravan to a residential park home or a premium lodge. The type, the size (single vs twin), the condition (new vs used), the brand and the extras make the price range from €14,576 to €235,099 among used units alone (stock on 2 October 2026), and higher for some new ones.
Does the price include transport and import?
Yes. The price shown for your country is the final delivered price — it includes transport, organised by Mobile Home Logistic, and customs, with import VAT shown separately on the listing. Green Village handles the whole process. Installation — placement, levelling and connection to the existing water, power and sewer points — is also included, and transport is insured at 100% of the unit's value, from collection to installation on site.