The History of Oakgrove

Northern Irish Origins

Established in 1998 and operating out of Eglinton in Derry/Londonderry, Oakgrove Cabins and Park Homes represents the finest of Northern Irish manufacturing in the leisure and residential sector. What began as a dedicated regional enterprise quickly expanded across the Irish Sea, earning Oakgrove a formidable reputation on residential estates and luxury holiday parks throughout the entirety of the UK and Ireland.

The Mastery of Customisation

Oakgrove was built on the fundamental belief that a park home should be as unique as the person living in it. Rather than restricting buyers to rigid, mass-produced floorplans, they actively champion a bespoke manufacturing process. From repositioning internal walls to accommodate specific furniture, to altering exterior window layouts to capture the best sunlight on a specific pitch, Oakgrove’s design team collaborates closely with customers to deliver truly personalised homes.

Architectural Flair and Innovation

While they manufacture beautiful, traditional residential units, Oakgrove is particularly celebrated for its architectural innovation. They have consistently pushed the envelope with striking exterior profiles, popularising features like dramatic mono-pitch roofs, extensive use of contemporary glass facades, and varied, mixed-material claddings. Their modern lodge designs frequently blur the line between a traditional park home and a cutting-edge architectural build.

Built for the Elements

Understanding the varied and often challenging weather conditions of the UK and Ireland, Oakgrove places immense emphasis on structural durability and thermal efficiency. Every residential home is meticulously crafted to exceed the rigorous BS 3632 standards. By utilising advanced insulation techniques and heavyweight construction materials, an Oakgrove home provides a warm, draught-free, and highly energy-efficient sanctuary for year-round residential living.