| Autor: |
Bateman, Stephanie |
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Horse & Hound; 9/26/2024, Issue 481, p32-34, 3p, 5 Color Photographs |
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Multi-generational living in equestrian properties is becoming more common due to the high costs of care for both children and the elderly. Many people are choosing to have their elderly parents live with them to save on care costs and allow their parents to contribute financially to their children. This living arrangement often involves two separate properties on the same land, allowing for separate living spaces. Estate agents have seen an increase in demand for multi-generational properties, with about 30% of properties sold being suitable for this type of living. [Extracted from the article] |
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Complementary Index |
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