Nestled in the heart of the resplendent New Jersey town of Millville, Fairview Manor, a premier UMH Properties, Inc. community, has been selected as the 2014 Best Manufactured Housing Community by The Daily Journal.  UMH Properties prides itself in progressing and cultivating high-quality manufactured home communities, and it is truly an honor and a privilege to have Fairview Manor recognized.  We here at UMH Properties, Inc. would like to personally thank the individuals who made this tremendous achievement possible, and we yearn to obtain this award in the future.

Affordable Modular Living in Cranberry Township 

Explore manufactured homes in Cranberry Township from a trusted industry leader.

UMH Properties, Inc. offers efficient, affordable homes built in climate-controlled environments—perfect for those seeking rural serenity or urban convenience. We provide flexible financing options for qualified buyers.

Find the perfect home in a welcoming community—whether you want privacy or proximity to city life.

Schedule your tour today.

Manufactured Homes for Modern Living in Cranberry Township

UMH Properties, Inc. offers high-quality, factory-built manufactured homes in Cranberry Township, PA—designed for affordability, comfort, and convenience. Our homes are built in climate-controlled environments and feature energy-efficient appliances, open floor plans, and customizable finishes. We provide flexible options to fit your lifestyle and budget.

Our communities offer peaceful country settings and easy access to urban conveniences. Located near employers like PNC Financial and Bayer Pharmaceuticals and close to schools such as Butler County Community College, our homes provide an ideal mix of location and value. Enjoy local amenities like Cranberry Highlands Golf Course and the UPMC Lemieux Sports Complex while living in a well-maintained, pet-friendly neighborhood. UMH has a community for everyone.

Discover Comfortable, Affordable Living with UMH

Experience the freedom and flexibility of manufactured home living in Cranberry Township. At UMH Properties, Inc., we combine modern design, convenient locations, and decades of trusted service to help you find more than just a house—you’ll find a place to call home. 

Whether you’re starting a new chapter or looking for a place to settle down, Forest Park Village offers a welcoming community designed to meet your needs. Residents enjoy the peace of mind that comes with 24-hour maintenance and attentive on-site management. The community also features a playground, convenient storage options, and reliable garbage removal—all included to make everyday living easier and more enjoyable.

Take the first step—your new home is waiting.

Contact us today to schedule a tour or speak with our team about available homes. You can reach us by phone at 1-800-504-0670 or by email at wecanhelp@umh.com. For more information, visit our website at www.umh.com.

Our Testimonials

“My parents and I could not have asked for a better experience. The Forest Park Village in Cranberry, PA, is truly commendable. I recommend it to anyone looking for a place to live in the area.

– Kim Wylie, Google Business Page (March 2024)

“Nice community. The owners take good care of the place—cheapest around Cranberry.”

– Joel Barnes, Google Business Page (April 2018)

“Awesome place to live!!!”

– Julia DiFiore, Google Business Page (April 2018)

Directions to Forest Park Village from Cranberry Township

Getting to Forest Park Village from Cranberry Township is quick and convenient. Start by heading south toward Unionville Road. After about 79 feet, turn right onto Unionville Rd and continue for 0.9 miles. Next, turn left onto Glen Eden Rd. After 0.4 miles, you’ll reach a traffic circle—take the 3rd exit onto Powell Rd. Continue on Powell Rd for approximately 1.5 miles, then turn right onto Holly Dr. Forest Park Village, which will be on your right.

This scenic route passes through quiet residential areas and local greenery, just a short drive from the amenities of central Cranberry Township.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I finance a manufactured home through UMH Properties?

Yes. We offer financing options to qualified buyers to help make homeownership accessible and affordable.

Are your communities pet-friendly?

Absolutely. Forest Park Village welcomes pets, though some breed or size restrictions may apply. Contact us for specific community guidelines.

What’s included in the lot rent at Forest Park Village?

Lot rent typically covers community maintenance, trash removal, and access to shared amenities. Exact details may vary—contact us for a full breakdown.

Do you offer both new and pre-owned homes?

Yes. We provide a selection of brand-new and well-maintained pre-owned manufactured homes to fit a range of budgets and preferences.

Can I customize the features in my home?

Many of our new homes offer flooring, finishes, and layout customization options. Speak with our sales team for available upgrades.

So, you think your manufactured home is in need of a breath of fresh air? We've all been there, but the process of making the change can seem daunting. You don't have to go all out and make your space unrecognizable. In fact, if you're on a budget and concerned about sticking to it, you'd likely be surprised to find that there are little tweaks you can make here and there that will make a huge difference.

Fixture Updates

Start by changing out your doorknobs, switch plates, and assorted handles and faucets. All of these items can tend to look dingy over time, but they are easy and inexpensive enough to replace. With a trip to the local hardware store, you're bound to be surprised by all of the options you have.

Make Your Own Wall Hangings

By going to the local craft store, you can get all the tools to make your space feel just like new again. Consider painting your own wooden letters to hang up, or pick up some colored paper and glue to do your own paper mache. And don't worry about drilling into the walls multiple times for each hanging. Instead, consider using cute wire hangers as an alternate means of display.

Screen In Your Porch

If you've got a manufactured home with some extra space outside, adding a screen around it can make it suitable for all seasons and weather. With the addition of some inexpensive netting, you'll find that you've got a whole new room you never dreamed of before.

You don't have to break the bank to make home changes. DIY projects like these are quick, fun, and simple ways to make sure you've got the nicest house on the block. 

There’s no doubt you have a laundry list of preparations to complete if you’re awaiting the arrival of a new baby in your life. Among the most important of those preparations is childproofing your manufactured home. While it may not seem like it at first glance, there are dozens, if not hundreds, of everyday dangers that can cause harm to little ones. Start your childproofing journey with these basics that every family with a baby or toddler should consider:

Cabinets – Curious kids love nothing more than exploration. While encouraging that sense of adventure is a great idea, you certainly don’t want to let them get into ground level cabinets and cupboards. Fortunately, cabinet locks are very affordable and easy to find. Many styles slide right over knobs or handles, requiring no installation effort at all.

Drawers – Not only can young children gain access to dangerous household items by getting into drawers, but it’s also possible that they will pinch or otherwise hurt sensitive fingers when slamming those drawers shut. Basic drawer locks can be installed in your manufactured home with just a screwdriver, and they are easily removed once your child grows older.

Sharp Corners – As little ones learn to crawl and walk, they inevitably take some tumbles. Sharp edges and corners, such as those on coffee tables or on the edges of your fireplace, can cause major injury. Cover up these surfaces with specially designed foam padding or plastic pieces. They come in a huge variety of colors, shapes, and sizes, so you can choose a style that blends in well with your decor while still keeping your baby safe.

These are just a few of the measures everyone with a new baby should take. Keep your manufactured home safe for every member of the family by thoroughly researching the topic and by spending some time on this important process!

An old stereotype holds that manufactured homes are more vulnerable to storm and disaster damage than traditionally built homes. It’s possible that this idea comes from Hollywood or local news footage of tornadoes ripping through trailer parks, leaving piles of rubble in their wake.

It's time this myth was debunked. First off, a manufactured home is not a trailer – it's a complete structure erected with the best building materials on the market. Plus, due to recent advances in construction and materials, manufactured homes are as sturdy and disaster-resistant as traditional homes.

Beyond this, more stringent standards set in the 1990s by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) require every manufactured home to be built with the capability to withstand wind speeds common in its region. Thanks to these standards, manufactured houses are no more dangerous than traditional houses in the case of tornadoes, hurricanes, fires, or other natural disasters.

A manufactured home owner has only to take the same basic precautions against storms and disasters as anyone else. For example, in cold weather, wrap your pipes in heat tape or allow hot water to drip from faucets to keep pipes from bursting, and remove excess snow and ice from your roof and overhangs.

If you are in the market for a manufactured home, make sure you buy one that has a permanent foundation and that strictly follows HUD regulations. For those in tornado-prone areas, you'll want a home that has a basement. Otherwise, as long as your home meets all the government-mandated standards, it will be as safe for you and your family in times of disaster as a traditional home would be.

• Space and Storage: Manufactured homes the space of a mobile home and many feature three bedrooms and two bathrooms. Highlights include large kitchens with abundant countertop and cabinet space, living rooms that comfortably seat everyone in the family, and master bedrooms with attached master baths. Outside, manufactured homes usually have storage sheds, decks, or patios. 
• Amenities and Floorplans: Decades ago, mobile homes were designed with very few amenities and didn't have varied floorplans since they contained so little space. Manufactured homes, are now designed with the modern home owner in mind. The kitchens have space for an island or breakfast nook. Master bedrooms feature walk-in closets and master baths have room for a relaxing garden tub and shower, as well as plenty of counter and sink space. Also, wall-to-wall carpeting and/or laminate floors are the norm in manufactured homes. 
• Community and Location: Many manufactured homes are located in beautifully landscaped communities and feature playgrounds, sport courts, clubhouses, and other amenities that cater to every age. The communities are often in suburban or rural areas, but are close to major cities and highways. Shopping, dining, entertainment, and activities are also nearby.