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Insurance for house with small woodland
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That these are technically business operations which in principle most standard home insurances wouldnt cover, though a single lodger is a general exception to the rule.XRS200 said:
What do lodgers and smallholdings have to do with the OPs question?MyRealNameToo said:
Regular Home insurance covers domestic situations, potentially with a lodger too.XRS200 said:I don't recall any insurer asking what size the plot is.
Have a read of the thread about the garden shed, and the cost of dealing with trees.
Arguably a "smallholding" has some form of agricultural use beyond purely domestic which can cause a problem if trying to use regular home insurance but its unclear if the OP truly has a smallholding or just a very big garden including an area with trees.0
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