Short holiday let of a house. Answer a few plain-English questions and Scorpia drafts the complete document for your situation, checks it with a second review pass, and shows you a free preview before you pay anything.
Draft my holiday let house — free preview →SHORT-TERM HOLIDAY LET AGREEMENT
Furnished House — Excluded Licence
THIS HOLIDAY LET AGREEMENT (the "Agreement") is entered into on __________ between:
OWNER: __________ of __________ (the "Owner"); and
LEAD GUEST: __________ of __________, booking on behalf of a party of __________ guests (the "Guest").
1. THE PROPERTY AND BOOKING
(1.1) Property: __________, a furnished house (the "Property").
(1.2) Occupancy Period: __________ at __________ to __________ at __________.
(1.3) Maximum occupancy: __________ persons. No more than __________ persons may occupy the Property at any time.
(1.4) Total hire charge: £__________ comprising: accommodation: £__________; cleaning fee: £__________; .
2. NATURE OF AGREEMENT
(2.1) This Agreement grants a holiday licence to occupy the entire Property. It does not create a tenancy, assured shorthold tenancy or any other form of security of tenure, and is expressly excluded from Part I of the Housing Act 1988 (Schedule 1, paragraph 9).
(2.2) The Guest books as Lead Guest and is responsible for the conduct of all members of their party.
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