Pemberton and Omar Lodges: What Buyers Actually Pay

Pemberton and Omar are names most owners associate with lodges rather than entry-level static caravans. If you own one, you already know the purchase price when new was substantial - and you may be wondering how much of that value remains when it is time to sell.

This guide explains how trade and cash buyers typically look at Pemberton and Omar units, and what you can do to put yourself in the strongest position.

Why These Brands Sit Differently in the Market

Compared with high-volume static ranges, Pemberton and Omar lodges often offer:

• Higher build specification and thicker wall construction
• More residential-style interiors and layouts
• Stronger appeal to buyers wanting a longer-stay or premium holiday base
• Higher transport and siting costs because of size and weight

That premium positioning cuts both ways. Well-kept examples can attract serious interest. Neglected or damp examples are expensive to put right, so buyers discount hard.

What Buyers Actually Pay For

Cash offers are driven less by the original brochure price and more by:

• Year and overall condition - especially roof, seals and floors
• Size and bedroom count - larger lodges cost more to move; that affects net value
• Park location and remaining age policy - if sold with pitch prospects
• Specification - heating type, glazing, kitchen and bathroom quality
• Access for haulage - difficult park access increases collection cost

Guide prices online are useful for context but rarely match a firm collection offer. The buyer has to allow for refurbishment, transport and resale margin.

Typical Value Bands (Illustrative Only)

Figures vary widely by exact model and condition, but as a broad illustration:

• Newer, well-maintained lodges - can still command strong four or five-figure trade interest depending on spec
• Mid-age lodges in good order - solid demand where damp-free and complete
• Older or compromised units - priced around repair reality, not sentimental value

The only meaningful number is a direct offer on your specific lodge after you supply accurate details and, where needed, photos.

Common Mistakes When Selling a Lodge

• Anchoring to the price you paid new
• Ignoring haulage complexity on a large unit
• Delaying until a park age letter leaves you with no time
• Spending heavily on cosmetic upgrades a trade buyer will not fully repay

How We Buy Pemberton and Omar Units

Static Caravan Buyer purchases lodges as well as standard static caravans. Tell us the make, model, year, dimensions, park and condition. We will come back with a free cash offer and a clear collection plan.

Call 0800 644 5000 or use our online form - no fees, no obligation, nationwide coverage.