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This is one of the areas where residential park living tends to compare well. Many of Tingdene's parks are set up to welcome dogs and other pets, recognising that for a lot of later-life movers, a pet is not an accessory to home life, it is a settled companion who has usually been part of the household for years and whose comfort matters just as much as the owner's. A move that means parting with a dog or cat is, for many people, simply not a move worth making, however sensible it looks on paper.

As with any of Tingdene's parks, the detail that matters most, current availability, the specifics of individual homes, and what it is actually like to visit, is best gathered directly rather than assumed from a general description. Anyone drawn to the North Lincolnshire area, or simply curious about what a residential park in this part of the country looks like day to day, can get the current picture on Ashfield Park directly through Tingdene, including arranging a visit to see the setting for themselves before making any decision.

It is worth remembering that a park home purchase still involves other costs that a house sale would not, including the ongoing pitch fee payable to the park operator and the usual costs of moving itself. Removing one particular tax from the equation does not mean removing every cost associated with the move, and anyone comparing the two routes should look at the whole picture rather than a single line item in isolation.

You can find out more via residential park homes.

Tingdene's residential parks are built specifically for this kind of twelve-month living, www.tingdene-parks.net and anyone unsure whether a particular property or park is residential or holiday-use should simply ask directly before going any further, since that single question resolves the confusion more reliably than any amount of general reading.

For more detail, see over-50s community living.