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Holiday park and caravan manufacturer launch bespoke static holiday homes

24.06.2026 05:28 1 min 1 source РУС
Wales 247 ENG
Holiday park and caravan manufacturer launch bespoke static holiday homes
Original source: Wales 247

Maes Mynan Park in Wales and caravan manufacturer Beverley Leisure Homes (BLH) have partnered to offer single-unit static caravans built to individual specifications. Buyers can influence floor plans, including wheelchair-friendly layouts, home office space, and dog-friendly features. Previously, buyers in the static caravan sector selected from a fixed range of specifications. BLH also consults with occupational therapists to adapt living spaces for wheelchair users and neurodiverse residents.

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