Mobile home park living in Corpus Christi, without the lot rent
Homestead Corpus Christi is a manufactured home community where you own your home and your land, from day one.
What changes when you own the lot
Why Buy at Homestead?
Owning at Homestead means more than having a place to live. It means investing in your future, building stability, and owning a piece of land you can truly call your own.
You're investing: When you own the land, you're investing in something that can grow in value over time. When you rent land, you're just paying for the right to use it, and you don't own anything at the end.
Your monthly payments can stay the same: If you own the land, your payments are more likely to stay steady. When you rent, your landlord can raise the rent whenever they want, making it hard to plan your budget. Owning gives you more control.
You'll own a piece of land: Owning land means you have something that's truly yours. It's a feeling of security and pride. You can pass it down to your kids. Renting means you never really own anything. It's just temporary.
Why Choose A Manufactured Home Floorplan?
Today's manufactured home floorplans offer comfort and attention to detail just like traditional site-built houses. At Homestead Corpus Christi, you’ll discover:
An open-concept layout with a spacious kitchen is perfect for gatherings.
Family-friendly options with multiple bedrooms.
Energy-efficient construction with modern features that help keep monthly expenses lower.
Flexible spaces that can be used as offices, guestrooms, or playrooms.
No matter what your needs are, our floorplans combine style, functionality, and everyday comfort.
Not a trailer. A home built to a federal code.
Every home at Homestead comes exclusively from Marathon Homes, a Texas-based builder, built to the same HUD Code standards used across the country.
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2x4 Construction
Standard wall framing throughout
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Metal Roofing
Durable, low-maintenance standard
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Tape & Texture Interiors
Finished walls, not vinyl paneling
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Stainless Steel Appliances
Included standard, not an upgrade
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40–60 Year Lifespan
With proper maintenance
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Fully Customizable
Finishes, colors, and layout options
Find Your Next Home at Homestead Corpus Christi
Homestead Corpus Christi features fewer than 400 lots that are ready for the manufactured home of your choice! And the best part is that you own the land and the home.
Explore the Homestead Corpus Christi Community and see what lots are available to purchase!
Explore the map
Click on an available lot, aka the teal.
See the lot number and contact us!
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FAQs About Our Mobile Home Marathon Homes Floorplans
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Monthly lot rent at a typical mobile home park usually falls somewhere between $300 and $700, depending on the market, the amenities offered, and whether utilities are bundled into that fee. Coastal and higher-demand areas tend to sit toward the higher end, and most parks raise the rate periodically. At Homestead, there is no monthly lot rent. When you buy a home here, you own the land underneath it, so that recurring fee simply doesn't exist.
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A new manufactured home generally runs anywhere from about $80,000 for a smaller single-wide floorplan up to $180,000 or more for a larger double-wide or triple-wide, depending on size and finish level. At Homestead, lots alone start at $85,000, with combined lot-and-home packages starting at $170,000, and every price includes the land, so your payment builds equity in real property from day one.
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Crime data and local resident surveys most consistently point to the university area around Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi, the Tierra Grande neighborhood, and Padre Island South as some of the city's safer pockets. Corpus Christi covers a wide range of neighborhoods, so it's worth checking current crime data for any specific address you're considering, alongside factors like school ratings and commute.
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Trailer is an older, informal term that technically refers to homes built before June 1976, before the federal government introduced the HUD Code, which set national safety and construction standards for factory-built housing. Anything built after that date is correctly called a manufactured home, not a trailer, and today's manufactured homes are built to the same code-driven safety standards used across the country. Mobile home park and manufactured home community are often used interchangeably now, but a community like Homestead, where residents own the land, is a step further removed from either term. It functions like a standard residential neighborhood where every homeowner holds title to their property.
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Yes. At Homestead, you purchase both the land and the manufactured home, which lets you build long-term equity and put down roots. Leasing the land is also available for buyers who prefer that flexibility.
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Yes. Finishes, colors, and layout options can be personalized to fit your style and needs across the 35-plus available floorplans.
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Let’s Get In Touch!
Our team is looking forward to helping you. You can give us a call or submit a form and our sales team will reach out to you!