Dee-Dee whoever she is in the office is UNPROFESSIONAL. She just called my mother who is a resident…read moreat the tropics, is on the lease and mortgage accusing her of underaged minors living in her home. Which actually isn't true. She stated that she's been hearing that a minors live in the home and that where she got her information is nor here or there. My mom felt very uncomfortable with her tone and so was I. I was blown away at how she approached the conversation. Instead of explaining what her phone call was for and saying who she was, she sounded like a busy-body. A Gossip. Then because Dee-Dee did not hear what she wanted to hear, she stated " well, we will see about that". Like a threat.

I live here !awesome people and management ! Beautiful landscapes and nearby trails !read more

I can't say enough positive things about my experience with Advantage Homes. I worked with Robert…read moreCosta whom was wonderful, helpful, and patient during the entire process. Any time I had a question or needed clarification, response time was quick whether it was a weekday or weekend. He truly made a stressful experience smooth. I tore down my existing 1976 mobile home and replaced it with a custom brand new manufactured home and couldn't be happier. If you are considering a manufactured home, get in contact with Advantage Homes. You won't be disappointed!

My wife and I just bought our first home this past month, and we couldn't have done it without Anna…read moreCosta from Advantage Homes. As first-time homebuyers, I was pretty anxious going into the process, but Anna made a huge difference by answering every question we had and guiding us every step of the way. From searching for the right home to putting in an offer and closing, she made the entire experience feel smooth and manageable. She was incredibly patient, professional, and truly a superstar throughout it all. I also want to give a shoutout to Ernest Costa, who was a huge help as well. He took the time to answer additional questions and helped calm my worries during the home search process, which meant a lot. Anna and Ernest are both amazing to work with, and I would highly recommend them to anyone looking to buy a home!

My friend's father lived in this place and it was the worse mistake he made. I believe the…read moretreatment he received by management during the end of his life contributed to his death. Don't be fooled by the beautiful tree-lined streets and "Pleastantville" looking surroundings. It comes at a cost (literally). This is a 55 and older park. Yet management doesn't seem to understand that hounding elderly people to meet unrealistic expectations at keeping things in "perfect" mode degrades a person's quality of life. The park management literally hounds people about: 1. Keeping your lawn perfect. 2. Washing or Painting your unit 3. Trimming any trees or bushes on your lot. 4. Removing any bird feeders or water bowls. 5. Removing trash (including cars that aren't running and sitting in your driveway) 6. Removing items on your patio that aren't patio furniture (you can't decide). They literally tell you that you must fork out money to: 1. Strip and re-lay the porch carpeting. 2. Wash or paint your unit. 3. Trim existing trees that are on the lot. The costs add up to hundreds of dollars a year. Most elderly people get to a point where they can't keep up with the lawns and have to pay people to do it for them. This gets questionable as my friend's dad was victimized by one of the local "gardeners" who saw his health was degrading and started double-charging him. What's worse is that this Nazi type of interrogation went from being a yearly ritual to an almost non-stop monthly intrusion of life-sucking harassment. Do you really want to live the end of your life in this kind of hostile environment? If not, make sure you check to see that whatever retirement mobile home community you are thinking of choosing takes into consideration the limitations of the elderly, and is more thoughtful than this hell-hole in making the appropriate accommodations in providing the BEST end-of-life living possible for the elderly living there and NOT just increased income for the property owners.

I did move from New England Village a couple of years ago but I lived there for 10 years. What…read morethese two people writing a bad review are actually saying is that New England Village wants to maintain a really lovely place to live. If you are the kind of person who lets your home and grounds go, for any reason, then don't move in. We are also older people who took pride in our place. I hated seeing people with dead lawns, weeds all over the place and a dirty looking home. Thank goodness the management wants to keep things clean and neat. I applaud them for doing it. My husband used to help our neighbors when they had problems and couldn't mow or sweep, etc. Lots of the neighbors did that. Feral cats were a big issue too and too many people would leave food and water out. Caused such an issue with rodents. Again if you are interested in living in a really nice mobile home park and enjoy nice neighbors and a clean clear swimming pool, Jacuzzi, pool tables, a wonderful club house, lots of activities for seniors, I recommend this place. Don't listen to the other reviewers, unless you don't care about cleanliness and beauty. This place is NOT a trailer park!

Joanne Gardiner is very unprofessional. She will not…read moreanswer any questions unless she is getting your business. She has a monopoly on the mobile home market, and thinks she is above everyone else. I would never recommend her or her services. We had a wonderful agent who respected us, and their fellow agent. That was not Joanne. She responded by hanging up in our face. I'm surprised more people have not reported her.

After my mother passed in January, I contacted Joanne through a mutual friend to put my mom's house…read moreon the market for sale. Joanne and Dawn were very pleasant and took care of all my needs. They made each transition from paperwork to house repairs as smooth as possible. The stress of Covid hit and it sat on the market for a bit. Joanne kept in constant contact and stayed very positive, which was just what I needed. I want to thank you both so much for all your hard work. My mom's house sold and it is bittersweet.

Trailer Haven has been a wonderful place to live. It's nice, clean, and quiet. We had no issues…read moreduring our 14 months at Trailer Haven. The manager, Dave is the best landlord a person could asked for. Thank you, Dave. Clennel & Tina Perry

David is a great guy...and always helpful! Neighbors are great and the park feels safe!read more

Something's wrong about this place. Feels bad vibe to me. The other side of the building across…read morefrom it was way better.

It appears that park's past owners invested little in upgrades or amenities since the park was…read moredeveloped in the 70's, and possibly because of the low park upgrade investment the park flooded in 2022. The park loses power often. The breaker boxes can't accommodate the energy needs for modern appliance and EV vehicles. California's "The Switch is on" rebates program for removing gas appliance and wood burning fireplaces and replacing them with heat pumps will be unavailable to the parks homeowners because the amperage size of the breaker boxes. The breaker boxes only accommodate 50amps, which is 1/3 a normal amount of amperage for a home these days. Therefore, owning an electric vehicles may have you blowing breakers on your home and a possible fire hazard. The laundry-mat machines were removed and the residents have waited over a year for them to be replaced. The office staff that works in the office do a good job of keeping the park as nice and they can, unfortunately it's the owners of the park who don't make the staff/resident relationship enjoyable by not doing the upgrades in a timely manner. But in an area that has high home cost the park space fees are affordable compared to a million dollar home. I do appreciate neighbors and staff. I just wanted an add my YELP review so future buyers have all the spilled tea on the park. I don't hate the park but I wish there was a this review when I purchased my home.

I come here for my book club, so all this is secondhand information from the residents. That said,…read moreit seems like a very nice place. The clubhouse is large, with lots of rooms including a kitchen and library. I believe they have activities planned fairly frequently. I could see parking being an issue, as there isn't much room on the street (if any).

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The worst place to live for seniors. Management is very old school, with no upgrades. No security…read morefor the senior park. Too many people doing the opposite and not getting penalized for it. Has gone through at least 2 different managers. Rent has gone up several times for seniors and managers and property owners care for there residences. Everyone there should be fired and start from scratch.

For those who are looking into these mobiles homes, this is a Senior Community only. I believe it's…read moreage 55+. I hear the views are great! They also currently have a beautiful opening, space 118. Check it out!

great place to live, clean, organized and responsive to care of residents and property. always…read moretreated at 5 star level. convenient location with easy access to all services and conveniences. glad to be here.

This place has existed for over 45 years, yet the first Yelp review is from 2016. That's because…read morethe residents are senior citizens (they are the age group who is least familiar with the Internet). I moved here recently, but I'm from the Digital Age. Pros -Peaceful: Most of the homes are far from the nearest street, which makes it safe and quiet. -Convenient: Walking distance to a main street (Hesperian Blvd) and a few minutes drive to a shopping mall (Southland). -Affordable: The prices are surprisingly low for the Bay Area. A 2-bedroom 2-bathroom home in this park is often under $200,000. Cons -Strict: You can only live here if you're 55+ years old or if you're related to a resident who's 55+. And you have to be at least 18. Anyone under 18 can visit but they can't reside. If you're looking for a home in the East Bay and you're qualified to live here, you should definitely look into it. One minor thing: The term "mobile home" is misleading because these residences aren't movable/mobile. These aren't trailers, RVs, or motor vehicles. They are houses, but maybe not in the usual sense. Another name for them is "manufactured home", but I prefer to call them "small houses".

I Love it here, the staff are GREAT and the people are very nice! They are ready to help with any…read moreissues you may have and they have been quite accommodating through this entire COVID thing also. Aside from the moving spots every 21 days, it's the perfect place to call home either temporarily or full time! ‍