Your Questions Answered

RoyaleLife offer a choice of homes at a range of stunning locations throughout the UK. Below we’ll answer questions you may have about purchasing a bungalow with us. If you have any queries which aren’t covered please get in touch and we’ll be happy to answer them.

 

The only real difference is the method of construction. Our homes are timber framed and mounted on a robust steel frame. There is a tough and durable weatherproof exterior and a textured finish. They are all fully furnished with modern interiors which provide good sized living areas and a separate kitchen with integrated appliances, built-in cupboards and wardrobes. Central heating and double glazing are installed as standard, and so is carpeting throughout.

Our homes are constructed under carefully controlled workshop conditions to BS 3632 standard, meaning they have high levels of insulation and are energy efficient making them comfortable all year round. They are then transported to our developments where they are sited and connected to mains services such as electricity, drainage and mains gas.

You are able to will your home to your family in the event of your death, they are then able, if they are aged over 45, to move into the property. If they wish to sell the property they are able to do so on the open market.

You own your home outright and we offer an in-perpetuity lease on the plot which means that there is no set lease period. The lease is in place for as long as the estate charge is paid.

In our experience our homes hold their value and reflect the local property market. This is down to the quality of build, ever increasing demand for bungalow homes and the fact that our developments are like no other with ever improving facilities and surroundings.

Our developments are real communities. Many homeowners enjoy our onsite activities, committees, clubs and other social opportunities which develop as a result of initiatives by residents themselves. There is also the security of knowing that our developments are gated and have 24 hour CCTV in operation.

The law has developed over the years to provide a legal framework which specifically protects the rights of homeowners on residential developments. The law gives homeowners security of tenure – that is probably its single most important safeguard – and rights to sell their home on the development. There are also important rules about inheritance and controls on the way the estate charge is reviewed.

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