TREWHIDDLE

Unfortunately not. At no point can your holiday home be your fulltime abode, even as a stop-gap between addresses. You will need to provide proof of a permanent residence (e.g. a Utility or Council Tax Bill) when purchasing your holiday home.

Yes there is an annual service charge that is paid quarterly. This is set for 2025 at £2,441 plus VAT per annum and includes:

• Coordination & General Site Management
• Internet
• Refuse Removal
• General Maintenance
• Site Equipment
• Communal Areas Light & Heat

The service charge is subject to change and is reviewed annually.

Specialist mortgages are available for the purchase of holiday homes but are subject to a funding application. We can introduce you to a Financial Advisor who will assess your personal situation and then advise you on the options available.

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

You can reserve the property for yourself at any time subject to availability. 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 and the size of the property, but on average we currently estimate £1,700 per annum.

Yes, but if you want to successfully let the property to holiday guests, the furniture must adhere to the Brand Standards advised by Together Travel Co.

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. Currently the properties at Trewhiddle generate the following in gross revenue:

– 2 Bed Cottages – between £19,000 to £22,00 per year
– 3 & 4 Bed Villas – between £20,000 to £30,000 per year
(dependent on owner usage)

The Management Letting Agreement (MLA) charge is 25% + Vat from the gross rental rate of each booking includes sales, marketing, third party distribution (i.e. Holiday Lettings / booking.com), financial management and head office operational management services.

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

In addition to the MLA charge there is a stay cost associated with each booking that is deducted prior. At Trewhiddle the stay costs are:

3 bed villas have a stay cost of £214 for guests and 4 bed villas have a stay cost of £237-£243 for guests. (This is dependent on the configuration of the 4 bed villa and whether or not it has a balcony). This includes cleaning, linen, meet and greet fee. Stay costs are occasionally subject to change due to statutory increases in labour costs and/or due to exceptional circumstances, and are reviewed annually.

A 5% deduction is made from the gross rental rate of each booking to be held in an FF&E (furniture, fixtures & equipment) fund to cover ongoing maintenance of the properties. Permission will be sought from the property owner for any maintenance over £100. This FF&E reserves can be withdrawn from at any time by the own

Not at all. There is no preference given to Trewhiddle Village Limited owned properties over privately owned properties.

Together Travel Co. receives the same level of commission from a privately-owned property as they do from a Trewhiddle Village Limited owned 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.

Buyers would be eligible for the stamp duty premium which came into effect in November 2024: standard stamp duty is 5% on anything above £250k, and then a further second home premium of 5% on the entire asking price.

Buyers should qualify for Business Rates if they reach the current criteria of 70 nights let, out of a potential 140 nights available.