FAQs

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This will depend entirely on your own personal use and at what time of year you choose to stay in the property. Personal occupation during high season months will have a significant impact on the rental return.

Unfortunately not. These are holiday properties and you must have another address which is recorded as your main residence.

No – it is the responsibility of the owner to arrange their own Building and Contents Insurance.

As a holiday-restricted property, conventional mortgages are not generally available, but we can introduce you to a Financial Advisor who will assess your personal situation and then advise you on options available to you.

You can use the property for as many weeks of the year that you choose!

With the use of the Owners Portal, you can reserve the property for yourself at any time. If your property is not already reserved, you can even arrive on the same day!

All  of the Utility Costs are the responsibility of the owner. These costs will depend entirely on how much the property is occupied, but on average, this is usually about £1,000 per annum.

Yes, but if you want to successfully let the property to holiday guests, the furniture must adhere to the Brand Standards.

Not at all. There is no preference given to Natural Assets (parent company) owned properties over privately-owned properties.

We receive the same level of commission from a privately-owned property as we do from a Natural Assets (parent company) property.

In the very unlikely event that this should happen, there is nothing that can affect your ownership of your property. 

All  owners in the particular location, would need to appoint a new Management Company to arrange for the site management services to be continued. i.e. who cuts the grass and cleans the windows etc.

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