Short Term Lets In Norfolk

Secure a low season extended stay booking

Consider offering a short term low season rental fully inclusive of utility costs, fully furnished and equipped including WiFi ( no cleaning costs ) . We are receiving enquiries from those looking to secure temporary coastal property rentals on a flexible basis during low season months, and it will not affect your property's holiday let status.

Our clients have the option to tap into this method of gaining a low season booking boost, their property can often attract those between house moves , looking to buy a property in Norfolk or those working from home looking for a lifestyle change for a few months.

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Norfolk Stay is a very experienced property lettings business, who are able to offer property owners a full range of letting options to help property owners maximise the potential of their Norfolk holiday let.  Norfolk Stay - Holiday Letting & management specialists

Advertise your flexi - let availability

• We will set up a minimum one month flexi let 
• No expensive change over cleans
• Does not compromise your furnished holiday let status
• Top rents achieved to cover low season

• Advertise your flexi-let on Rightmove 
• Check I.D. of potential guests 
• Book on our Flexi- Let Agreement
• Utility Costs capped to a 'Fair Usage'
• Take breakage deposit  ( additional charge if TDS handling required)
• Process payments

Does not affect your Furnished Holiday Let status 

The pattern of occupation condition

If the total of all lettings that exceed 31 continuous days is more than 155 days during the year, then your property will not continue to be a Furnished Holiday Let for that year, so we would suggest longer stays of only up to 3 months ( 90 days) thus leaving you a further  leeway of 65 days for your own use & maintenance periods.

The availability condition

Your property must be available for letting as furnished holiday accommodation letting for at least 210 days in the year, ( the creation of a six month tenancy would compromise this regulation)