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Once you have selected your plot you can choose to leave a £2,000 reservation deposit.  We can then work with you to design your own individual lodge.  When you are ready to proceed, you pay 40%, this is when we order your logs from Finland.  This could be anything from 6-12 weeks depending on the season.  The logs will be delivered to the site and the build will commence, a further 40% will be due at this point.  You are welcome to visit during the construction phase and when your new cabin is ready for you, the remaining 20% is payable.  You can then start to take advantage of your wonderful new lifestyle.

The lodges are bought directly from the Park, so you do not need to employ a solicitor to buy as no conveyancing takes place, due to the fact that you are not purchasing the land that the holiday home is sited on.  You will be entering into a legal agreement with Finlog Developments Limited, the Park Operator, to have the Lodge located at Frisby Lakes Lodge Park on a 99-year renewable lease, so you may wish to seek clarification over the terms and conditions of the agreement with your own solicitor. We will happily supply draft documents for this purpose.

The pitch fee or ground rent is charged annually and covers the running costs associated with the business. This includes the upkeep of communal areas, security and park facilities. The pitch fee can only be increased on a pre-set date and in line with your agreement, which is strictly governed to prevent park owners from increasing the fee in an arbitrary way.

The Licence Agreement is the most important document you will receive as it sets out the terms on which you are entitled to keep your holiday home on the park and explains your rights in law. This agreement is transferred to the new occupier if/whenever a lodge is sold in the park.  You will also receive a copy of the Park Rules, which are to ensure the smooth running of the park.

Yes. The payment of commission on the sale recognises the park owner’s investment and interest in the land and park infrastructure. The current maximum commission rate is fixed at 10%. When a home is sold, the purchaser acquires the home itself (which they then own outright) together with the right to station it on the park owner’s land granted upon assignment of the Licence Agreement. Upon sale, the lease will be granted on a 99-year basis (small legal fee may be payable).

Yes. The home can be passed on just like any other possession. If the home is left to a spouse or partner who is in occupation, the surviving partner will inherit the rights and can continue to live in the park. If the inheritor is under 45 they cannot move into the home but they can sell the home on the open market. The 10% commission is not payable at the time the home is inherited but would be payable when the home is sold.