FREE tenancy agreement
FREE landlord softwareTake advantage of our discounted landlord insurance ratesBeach huts: learn more about buying a piece of British summertime: https://t.co/9W2AOYFl8C pic.twitter.com/u6354lZcAQ— Savills (@Savills) August 9, 2016
Tuesday, August 09, 2016
Buying a beach hut
As I sit, waiting for the sun to re-appear from yet another large cloud, this popped up.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Posts
1 comment:
We had one for about six years on Thorpe Bay seafront, Southend. It was very good for us with young children as although we were only half a mile from the seafront, we hardly went there. We gave a key to our childminder so that she could take children there on a fine day. The closest public toilet was a ten minute walk, so we installed a portaloo. Really useful as when a child has to go, they have to go now!
If there was a downside, it was the fact that it was broken into several times. Each time I made it harder, but then they obviously thought there was something worth stealing. Owners of a neighbouring beach hut challenged them once, but they said they had permission to be there!
The last time they broke in, they piled lots of stuff upon the stove and lit it. Fortunately the gas bottle ran out shortly after as there was a full one beneath the stove!
We sold it shortly after doubling our money, but not sure if it was worth the grief. If you don't visit it frequently, it needs to be really secure.
Post a Comment