Holiday Home Insurance

There are a number of costs you need to consider when it comes to purchasing a holiday home including the mortgage, council tax, and last but not least, holiday home insurance.

Naturally, you want to make sure you get a good deal on your holiday home insurance, however it’s also important to know that you have the right level of cover.

Insurance for Holiday Homes

Not everyone who chooses to buy a holiday home decides to go abroad, in fact the UK has a thriving tourist industry thanks to our range of beautiful towns and villages. Furthermore, many people see purchasing a second home as an investment that will one day pay off, which is why it is important to ensure you have adequate protection to cover against all types of damage that may occur.

Unfortunately, not everything always goes to plan when owning a second home. Intasure helps customers find holiday home insurance both in the UK and abroad, so make sure you get a quote with us today!

Some of the benefits with Intasure holiday home insurance are:

Cover whether occupied or unoccupied
Public liability cover of up to £5million included as standard
Loss of rent included following a claim
Emergency travel after a claim

Holiday Home Insurance for Letting

As your holiday home is not your primary residence it’s likely that it will be left unoccupied for certain periods of time. This is why some holiday home owners decide to let out their properties in order to make a bit of extra cash during a time when their properties would otherwise be left empty.

If you do choose to let out your holiday home it’s of the utmost importance that you have the right cover, otherwise you could be left out of pocket should your tenants cause any damages. Furthermore, you need to consider the legal and financial aspects of letting your property, which is why proper protection is essential.

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To find out more about holiday home insurance get in touch with Intasure 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.