286 Newbury

Mobile Estates is a single-story manufactured-home community in Peabody, MA, developed primarily in the late 1960s and early 1970s. The park consists of one-level factory-built units—ranging from older single-wide homes to newer double-wide models—sited on private lots with modest yards. Architectural character is utilitarian and varied: pitched roofs, added bump-outs or framed additions, enclosed porches and wood decks are common. Interiors typically provide two bedrooms with flexible den/third-bedroom additions, full bathrooms, and practical kitchens; some units have cathedral ceilings, built-in laundry hookups, and upgrades such as granite counters, stainless appliances, and pellet or oil heating. Common exterior features around the community include wood decks, porches, storage sheds, and paved driveways with multi-car parking. Park management handles shared services: low monthly park rent covers real estate taxes, water and sewer, rubbish removal, snow plowing, and common-area maintenance. Pet and parking rules vary by unit; many listings highlight accessible features such as handicap ramps. The property’s appeal centers on affordable ownership in a suburban neighborhood with straightforward, service-included living and easy outdoor space for entertaining or storage.