Whether you're new to holiday letting, already have the perfect property, or you'd simply like some advice or guidance, we'd love to hear from you.
We all dream of sunny weather on holiday but as everyone knows this doesn't always happen in the UK. With this in mind we've put together some ideas about making your holiday cottage fun for guests come rain or shine!
The government have announced that from 1st February 2024 there will be zero-rate VAT charged when installing energy-saving materials.
Advice on everything to do with holiday letting, including business rates, tax and insurance policies for holiday lets.
Have you thought about creating an Instagram account to promote your property or would like some tips on doing so? We’ve put together five tips to help you get started…
Practical advice and inspiration for property owners and those thinking about a renovation project.
Every holiday home owner with paying guests is legally required to carry out a Fire Risk Assessment (make sure you are thorough in your assessment and keep it regularly updated). But what about less regulated requirements and every day dangers?
If you’re a holiday cottage owner, you’ll know that leaving a little welcome tray and an information pack out can make not only a guest’s arrival, but their whole self-catering experience, more special.
You may have a cottage that’s new to the market, or may you have inherited a property with a less-than-inspiring insignia. Either way, here are a few things to think about when naming your cottage.
Even once you've signed a contract and agreed an initial commission rate, this can latterly be subject to change and a number of additional services added to your account. Make sure you know which letting fees are included.
