Holiday Lets Insurance | Cover when Letting

What is holiday let insurance?

Holiday let insurance is specialist insurance that covers owners who let their holiday home. It offers cover such as public liability, accidental damage and loss of rent following a claim.

Owning a holiday home is something that most of us aspire too, which is why if your dream comes true you need to make sure your property is properly protected.

Who can insure holiday lets?

Intasure is a Holiday Letting insurance specialist, helping thousands of people across the UK protect their properties even while unoccupied or being let out.

For example, many Spanish villas and apartments have pools or outbuildings, all of which can be covered with Intasure’s holiday home insurance products.

Letting out a second home is a great way to make some extra cash, however if things go wrong you could find yourself not only out of pocket but also having to deal with damages to your property. Our extensive insurance products can protect you against all these issues, which is why so many people choose Intasure to protect their holiday homes.

Holiday lets in the UK

It’s usually relatively easy to let a holiday home in the UK, meaning you could find yourself with a new tenant in a matter of weeks. However, there is naturally some paperwork involved including arranging a suitable Holiday Let Insurance policy that covers lettings.

Intasure’s holiday let insurance includes a number of features that help protect your property during both short and long term lets, including:

Some of the benefits for holiday let owners:

Cover for long or short term lets
Public liability cover of up to £5million included as standard
Protection for swimming pools
Temporary accommodation cover

Intasure customers also receive £5million worth of public liability cover as standard, protecting you from any legal issues that may occur during a let. To find out more get a quote with us today!

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*This provides you with a summary of the cover. For precise details of cover, including the conditions and exclusions that apply, the policy document itself should be referred to.