
Victoria Log Cabin FAQ's
A holiday home is a fantastic investment in your leisure time because the purpose of owning a holiday home is to provide an enjoyable lifestyle for you and your family. Subletting your home can help offset the running costs and may even provide a small income.
From solid Scandinavian pine logs 70mm thick (45mm can also be used) from renewable resources in Finland, who plant and maintain sustainable forests for future generations. Further insulation in the base and roof with waterproof shingles over wood. Wood is warm and livable to touch.
Timber is an inferior thermal conductor and the spread of fire is very slow. As timber burns at relatively low temperatures, the thick solid walls of a log cabin will carbonize, making the penetration of heat more difficult generating little or no toxic gases. Take the same precautions as you would in your own home.
Every three years with OSMO cedar red preservative. A natural wood finish which allows the wood to breathe.
When you buy a cabin, you may enter in to a holiday licence agreement which would be signed by both parties at the time the purchase is completed. Provided that the maintenance schedule is followed and the cabin is in good condition, the licence could continue for an indefinite period, until terminated by either party. We can, at any time prior to purchase, provide you with a copy of the licence.
No you are buying a holiday home along with the right to occupy a plot for as long as you wish, providing you pay the annual fees and comply with the licence, but you are not purchasing the land.
Conditions of the planning permission mean that you are required to use your lodge as a second or holiday home.
We have twelve months holiday use.
The annual site fees are currently £1300 per annum, (double plot with one cabin £1500, pro rata if buildings are erected on the 2nd plot) during your first year of ownership the fees will be pro rata payment of the annual amount. Electric and water are metered separately. Bottle gas can be purchased on or off site. The cabin is not currently subject to a separate council tax but rates are chargeable.
Yes. Your holiday home must be insured against standard risks, and include third party liability.
Yes. The park rules are provided to ensure that owners are aware of their responsibilities
Yes, rental is permitted for holiday lets only. Each holiday period must not exceed for 4 weeks for any one guest, unless otherwise agreed in writing. If you sublet your holiday cabin – you may be seen as a landlord under the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) regulations. Legal duties include all gas appliances must be checked at intervals of not more than 12 months and must be by a CORGI registered Inspector. Electrical systems should be inspected and tested annually as well. A fire extinguisher is also required.
Everyone is different and children are no exception, it is important all the members of your family are happy to become owners.
Either one dog or one cat at the park owner’s discretion. Full details are given in the park rules.
The park owner is responsible for all grassed (including adjacent sports field and dog walk) areas, trees, hedges and shrubbery as well as the road and pathways.
The cabin is sold with a 12 month warranty. After this time the owner is responsible for all maintenance. We will however be happy to provide details of local trades people should you require this information.
You can sell your cabin at any time, but this must be done through our sales office.
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