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Guide To Buying A Holiday Home

Owning a holiday home is so much more than four walls. It's about having the freedom to escape, relax, explore and unwind whenever you like. It provides you with the space to create memories with family and friends. But, where do you start? Read our guide below to help you on your journey

Owning a holiday home is so much more than four walls. It's about having the freedom to escape, relax, explore and unwind whenever you like. It provides you with the space to create memories with family and friends. But, where do you start? Read our guide below to help you on your journey

If you’re new to the world of static caravans then you’ve probably noticed that there are lots of words and phrases used that might be new to you - or might be used in a different context to what you’re used to. We do our best not to use too much jargon - but sometimes it just can’t be helped.

In recent years, more UK families are turning to multi-generational living as a practical and forward-thinking solution to rising living costs, housing shortages, and the need for greater flexibility in care and support. One of the smartest ways to accommodate this trend is by investing in a multi-generational annexe extension. Whether it's a self-contained garden annexe, a loft conversion, or a reconfigured outbuilding, these spaces offer a wealth of benefits — not only for your family’s current needs, but for the future as well.

Building your dream home is an exciting adventure—but it also comes with the challenge of where to live in the meantime. Whether your current property has already sold or you’re starting from scratch on a plot of land, you'll need a temporary living solution. Two popular options in the UK are buying a static caravan or renting a home nearby. So, which option makes more sense during a self-build project? Let’s break down the pros and cons to help you decide what’s best for your situation.

Can I rent out my annexe? In this blog we’ll answer the burning question on many householders’ lips “Can I rent out my annexe?” Read on to find out more.

If you’re a dog owner, you’re probably used to planning breaks with your furry friend. They’re part of the family, right? And if you’re considering introducing a hound into your pack, you’re probably wondering how tricky it will be to go on holiday with them. Well, we’re lucky there are lots of options for dog-friendly holidays here in the UK. There are whole companies dedicated to providing dog-friendly accommodation, and there are plenty of great areas to stay where your dog can have as much fun as you do. But, have you ever thought about taking your pooch on a static caravan holiday? Modern holiday homes are set up brilliantly for dog accommodation, and there are loads of dog-friendly holiday parks where you can rent a static caravan, all over England, Scotland and Wales.

Equestrian facilities require round-the-clock care and attention to ensure the well-being of horses, the safety of the property, and efficient management of daily tasks. By investing in static caravans, facility owners can streamline operations, enhance security, and improve accommodation for staff and visitors. In this blog we run through the benefits of having a static caravan on site for your staff.

Imagine waking up on a chilly morning in your static caravan. What’s the first thing you see when you open the bedroom curtains? Suppose it’s a clear view of the outside world, congratulations. But if the window is so steamed up you could sign your name on it, beware! Condensation can mean big trouble in static caravans. So, in this article, we’ll explore the potential problems and discuss control methods. But first, let’s understand what we’re dealing with.