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4 Things to Avoid When Buying a Static Caravan

Holidays give you that essential time to step away from the reality of the world and simply be in the moment. Stress and worries can get slowly washed away day by day as you unwind and distance yourself from the gruelling demands of life. It’s no wonder then that dreams are spun as you sit in your holiday caravan, looking out at vast expanses of the coast, your ruffled feathers smoothed out by the calm serenity that surrounds you! Dreams of having your own small corner of paradise where you can recharge your batteries in a place that feels like your home rather than a borrowed space. That dream may ultimately lead to the decision to purchase your own static caravan. Somewhere that you can call your own. Like any major purchase, you need to be one hundred per cent sure that the decision you have made is the right one for you. Meanwhile, you need to avoid the pitfalls of buying a static caravan – pitfalls that have cost others both financially and emotionally; pitfalls that make you ask yourself, ‘are static caravans worth it?’ To help you avoid these pitfalls, we have put together five key areas which you must consider when looking to buy a static caravan.

Whether you’re looking for the perfect plot to build your dream house to replace your current property or a location ripe for a larger development, buying land is an exciting and rewarding venture. But like all investments, finding the right piece of land for you can be fraught with pitfalls if you don’t know what to look for. That’s why we’ve put together this guide to everything you need to know before you buy. Most popular reasons for finding land for sale: Building your dream home Planting a forest Commercial property or residential development

If you’re lucky enough to have an outside space big enough to accommodate one, you may have thought about building a granny annexe in your garden in order to keep a family member close by (not necessarily Granny, but quite possibly). Naturally, there are lots of questions surrounding granny annexes and the pros and cons of building one. This post aims to answer the most pertinent ones for those who are considering adding more space to their home. Let’s dive straight in with a definition first, though, shall we?

It is not uncommon for farms to provide accommodation for its workers. This blog looks at some of the common pitfalls farmers may fall into when providing accommodation particularly when farm workers’ employment comes to an end. What type of accommodation arrangements can be offered to farm workers? There are several possibilities a farmer might have when providing accommodation for farm employees. The main two options will be to either create a tenancy or a service occupancy.