Multi-generation home after death 'a no-brainer'
Summary
A family in Guernsey has been living in a multi-generational home since 2016 to save on costs and provide mutual support. Nearly 20% of households in Guernsey consist of three or more adults, with many also having children. Although living together presents some challenges, they find it beneficial overall.Key Facts
- Sarah Clayton decided to live with her parents and daughter after her husband's death in 2016.
- The decision was based on saving money on rent and care for each generation.
- Nearly 20% of Guernsey households consist of three or more adults.
- Current planning guidance in Guernsey supports multi-generational housing.
- Housing experts state that house developers are not yet routinely designing multi-generational homes.
- Some local real estate offers in Guernsey cater to multi-generational living needs.
- Living in a multi-generational home helps families provide care for both children and older adults.
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