Living in a chalet

Name: De Bergjes Chalets & Caravans
Rating: 4.3

Chalet Living

Chalet living is ideal for anyone who wants to enjoy a recreational stay, whether by the water, in a lively environment, or in the middle of nature. We offer both standard series models and custom-built models, so you can always find a chalet that suits your preferences. Our series models combine smart design with an attractive price level, while our custom-built models offer extra possibilities for personal layouts and finishes.

Whichever option you choose, you will always enjoy a comfortable and high-quality recreational chalet in a location that suits you.

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Permanent Living in a Chalet

Permanent living in a chalet is an interesting housing option for many people. Chalets offer a compact, practical, and comfortable living space suitable for year-round use. With us, you can choose from different models: from standard series models to custom-built models, ensuring there is always a chalet that matches your living preferences and style.

It is important to note, however, that permanent residence is not allowed everywhere. Whether you can actually live in a chalet year-round depends on local permits and the rules of the park or location where the chalet is situated.

Are you allowed to live in a chalet?

Whether you are allowed to live permanently in a chalet depends on the regulations and permits in your municipality. Not every location allows permanent residency, so it is important to check this carefully beforehand.

Where are you allowed to live on a campsite?

Permanent residence on a campsite is not automatically allowed. Whether it is permitted depends on both the regulations and permits of the municipality and the policies of the campsite itself. Many campsites only allow recreational stays, while permanent living may be limited or only possible in specific zones. Always check with the campsite to know exactly what the possibilities are.

Living in a chalet

Chalet Living

Permanent Living in a Chalet

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