How the Ownership Agreement Works

Ownership is based upon a shared or ‘fractional’ form of collective asset purchase between a set number of individuals. David Lloyd Resorts use this principle to provide individuals with the opportunity to share in, and enjoy, exclusive property ownership that may previously have been unobtainable as a sole investor.

Each property is divided into 13 fractions, and sold at 3 different price levels based on seasonality. Fractional owners, therefore, hold a share in a chosen property based on the amount of equity invested, but all share equal occupancy rights. Each fraction entitles the owner to 4 weeks usage per year, 2 weeks reserved from a choice of price bands and 2 ‘freedom’ weeks to explore the flexibility of our resorts exchange programme.

The business plan is to sell each property after 10 years at which stage the proceeds are returned to the 13 owners proportionate to their original equity invested.

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The Benefits of Ownership

The collective peace of mind that comes with David Lloyd Resorts shared ownership is impossible to ignore. Each time you step into your resorts property you will find it immaculately clean and tidy, fresh and completely free of ownership distractions. All you do is simply enjoy your stay. What could be more satisfying than the guarantee of reserved, prime vacation time with the prospect of a capital return in years to come?

  • Owning a beautifully designed holiday home in an outstanding location, paying only for your own usage.
  • Guaranteed 2 weeks reserved occupancy plus 2 ‘freedom’ weeks each year.
  • An exchange facility providing an extra 2,000 resorts in over 75 countries with a leading programme operator.
  • An opportunity to generate rental income from unused weeks.
  • Complimentary first year property maintenance fee.
  • Full resort management.
  • Secure, legally certified purchase mechanism.
  • Share of the property value on re-sale.
  • Flexible consumer finance packages available
  • Ownership may be considered through Personal Pension funding (SIPP). Please consult a financial advisor for individual clarification.