(UK) A property let out to tourists or holidaymakers for short periods, such as a week.
I’m 64 – the £8,000 I get from my £185,000 holiday let is more than my police pension https://www.europesays.com/uk/941168/ Retired police officer David Cuthbertson always holidayed in Northumberland. So, in 2008, h…
[Bailiwick Express] Fresh attempt to turn Nude Dunes site into café and self-catered holiday let https://www.bailiwickexpress.com/news/fresh-attempt-to-turn-nude-dunes-site-into-cafe-and-self-catered-holiday-let/
(UK) A property let out to tourists or holidaymakers for short periods, such as a week.
“I’m 64 – the £8,000 I get from my £185,000 holiday let is more than my police pension https://www.europesays.com/uk/941168/ Retired police officer David Cuthbertson always holidayed in Northumberland. So, in 2008, he decided to invest in a…”
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The owner of the Nude Dunes building at La Pulente is making another attempt to turn the former restaurant into a café and a single two-bedroom self-catered holiday let...
“[Bailiwick Express] Fresh attempt to turn Nude Dunes site into café and self-catered holiday let https://www.bailiwickexpress.com/news/fresh-attempt-to-turn-nude-dunes-site-into-cafe-and-self-catered-holiday-let/”
“The owner of the Nude Dunes building at La Pulente is making another attempt to turn the former restaurant into a café and a single two-bedroom self-catered holiday let...”
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(chiefly, UK, Ireland, Commonwealth) A holiday that consists of transport and accommodation advertised and sold together by a vendor known as a tour operator.