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Thank you for visiting our website. AT THIS TIME WE ARE NO LONGER SELLING VACANT LOTS, IF WE SHOULD RESUME SELLING WE WILL POST IT HERE, THANK YOU 8/17/2022 If you are a Retiree like most of us and would love to enjoy the wonderful weather of Florida and get out of the nasty weather up north look no further! Here at Poinsettia Park in Fort Myers you can be a part of a great family of friends at an unbelievably low cost. You will only be a couple miles or less from a great Golf Course, Flea Markets, Walmart and Restaurants. Here at the park we have so many activities you have to pick and choose. All kinds of card games, bingo, dances, dinners and park shows. Recently we had the comedian Harley Worthit who has performed in Branson, on cruise ships and more. Our park and homes are well maintained and the weather is great. Come take a look and see what is here, including our large heated pool and beautiful clubhouse with a full kitchen. We are pet friendly, you may have two dogs no larger then 50lbs and house cats are welcome to. Take a look at our website, better yet why not come down and see for yourself what we have to offer. Give us a call at 239-694-5355 if you have any questions. Poinsettia Park is a gated resident owned manufactured home 55+ community. Poinsettia Park is a Florida not-for-profit corporation comprised of resident co-op Share-holders, homeowners, and renters/tenants. The Poinsettia Park Co-op Inc. has a 7 member board of directors, elected by co-op share-holders, that are responsible for the governance of the community. The community homes are comprised of Single 12′ and 14′ wide units and Double Wide units. It is a mature development of 322 homes. Lots are spacious and maintained by the Park’s employees. The community comprises both permanent and seasonal residents from the USA and Canada. Snowbirds come from the United States and Canada. There are no accommodations for RV travelers. The physical environment in the Park has large palm and deciduous trees with other interesting vegetation. The climate is tropical. During the winter months, temperatures average 75 to 80 degrees. Compare that to summer’s average highs of 90 degrees and lows of 75 degrees, and you will realize that Florida really does have seasons. The Social Club is very active and has developed many activities for the residents enjoyment. Participation is voluntary. A large active Clubhouse is the central meeting place. The heated pool is pristinely maintained. Laundry facilities are available. An up-to-date directory of park residents is maintained. Poinsettia Park is proud of its very friendly and caring atmosphere.  Resident-owned mobile home parks come with a bit of a bonus for residents who want to own. Everyone in a resident-owned community owns a slice of the property. You may have heard of co-operatives before, as many businesses around the country are adopting that model. For example, Namaste Solar became a co-operative, giving a vote to all employees instead of one owner. Likewise, a resident-owned mobile park takes out the leasing office and puts the power into the hands of the residents. “You have a say in the park’s business and how it looks,” said Chateau Village Manager Marty Baxter on the benefits of resident-owned communities. Being part of a resident-owned mobile home park is beneficial to the residents because they are in control of monthly rent and repairs. They also have added liability protection and security against eviction for development. In Florida, resident-owned mobile home parks are primarily age-restricted. These communities are found in mid-to-south Florida near the state’s coastline and many interior lakes. Take a look at a few of our hand-picked resident-owned mobile home parks across Florida. Paradise Island in LargoParadise
Island Additionally, there is a swimming pool and hot tub, a covered picnic area, shuffleboard and more. Get out for a night of eating and drinking in the nearby towns, spend a day enjoying the outdoors or just enjoy some of your neighbors’ company. Chateau Village in BradentonLocated on 44 acres in Bradenton, this 55+ community has a small-town feel. It also is conveniently located near Tampa, Clearwater, St. Pete, and Sarasota. There are 262 lots and 14 RV sites at Chateau Village. The park is surrounded by water, sandwiched between the Sarasota Bay and Manatee River. Chateau Village is also closeby to Tampa Bay, Terra Ceia Aquatic Preserve, Bayshore Gardens and the Gulf of Mexico. Westwind in DunedinThis resident-owned mobile home park in Pinellas County is actually two: Westwind One and Westwind Two. Between the two 55+ parks, there are 383 homes. Westwind One and Westwind Two are separate parks with each having its own financials and board of directors, but coordinate everything else between the two. Located in Dunedin, the parks are located right on the Gulf of Mexico. Each one boasts its own beach for residents. As for community activities, there is weekly BINGO, shuffleboard, a bowling league, golfing, cycling, arts and crafts, a workout room, two heated pools and more. Hacienda Village in Winter SpringsHacienda Village is one of a few resident-owned mobile home parks in central Florida, only a short drive from Orlando’s world-famous theme parks. Central-Florida living offers some of the best in Florida. That’s because you have the option between the Atlantic Ocean, the Gulf of Mexico and the surrounding lakes and state parks. All these options for less than an hour-and-a-half drive away! In Hacienda Village, there are 447 lots on 83 acres, with multiple sites that are available for new units within the 55+ community. The park itself offers a clubhouse, heated swimming pool, library, fitness center, billiards and more. There is a community dinner and dance each month. But the community also has daily events, group fitness, crafts, potlucks and more. Harbor Oaks Homeowners Cooperative in Fruitland ParkLocated on Lake Griffin in Fruitland Park, Harbor Oaks Homeowners Cooperative is a 55+ mobile home community where every resident has instant access to beautiful water views. Additionally, the Ocala National Forest is right around the corner for anyone who enjoys Florida’s beautiful natural resources. Harbor Oaks Homeowners Cooperative has 207 sites, plus an RV park right at the marina. The clubhouse offers daily events. There is a house band. And the community has a heated pool and spa, as well as a private boat launch with 31 covered slips. Colony Cove in New Port RicheyFor resident-owned mobile home parks in southwest Florida, check out Colony Cove, a 55+ community right off the gulf coast. The park has 288 mobile home sites, and if you love water, Colony Cove is located on the Cotee River, which features a boat dock, fishing, is only five miles to local beaches and is surrounded by 80 acres of nature preserve. The community has two pools, including one that’s heated so you can enjoy the water year-round. The community offers regular social events and activities so you can get to know your neighbors. Horizon Village Co-op in North Fort Myers
Midway Estates in Vero BeachLocated in Vero Beach, Midway Estates Co-op is a 55+ mobile home community for buyers and renters looking for a co-op living environment. The park has 266 lots. Community amenities include a heated pool and spa, clubhouse, bocce court, shuffleboard, bingo, and biking. Outside of Midway Estates are the beautiful Vero beaches, with free parking at public beaches. Passing through Vero Beach is the Indian River Lagoon, and a few miles north is Disney’s Vero Beach Resort. In addition, Vero Beach offers the lush McKee Botanical Garden on 80 acres. This makes Vero Beach a great place for residents who love exploring the natural surroundings. Looking to Buy in Florida?Head over to MHVillage to browse additional mobile home parks in Florida or explore our full selection of manufactured and mobile homes for sale in Florida. For more of our favorite homes and communities in the Sunshine State, be sure to check out the guides below:
What is a resident owned mobile home park in Florida?Resident owned mobile home parks and communities in Florida or manufactured home co-op share is ownership interest in the entire mobile home community. You do not own the land that your manufactured home is sitting on (known as fee simple, in traditional real estate).
What are the best mobile home parks in Florida?Conclusion – The Best Senior Mobile Home Parks in Florida. Paradise Island in Largo.. Chateau Village in Bradenton.. Westwind in Dunedin.. Hacienda Village in Winter Springs.. Harbor Oaks Homeowners Cooperative in Fruitland Park.. Colony Cove in New Port Richey.. Horizon Village Co-op in North Fort Myers.. Midway Estates in Vero Beach.. Can I put a mobile home on my property in Florida?All mobile home setups must be done by a contractor licensed by the Florida Department of Motor Vehicles. Rule 15C-2.0073 (1), Florida Administrative Code, requires that individuals must be licensed in accordance with Florida Statute to perform an installation of a home.
Who regulates mobile home parks in Florida?Mobile homes, lodging and recreational vehicle parks, and recreational camps are licensed annually by the Department of Health through Florida's 67 County Health Departments, in accordance with Chapter 513, Florida Statutes and Chapter 64E-15, Florida Administrative Code.
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