I sold my house to live in a caravan by the beach – I have no mortgage & paid just ¼ of the price of a first-time buyer

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A MOTHER has revealed that she sold her three-bedroom home to live in a static caravan by the beach.

Now, Katie, who is from the UK and is known online as ‘The Caravan Mum’, is mortgage-free and feels as though she is always on holiday

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A mother has revealed that she sold her home and now lives in a caravan by the beach
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Katie got candid on what her life is now like and claimed that she finds it “liberating” to live such a “cheap” lifestyle

If that wasn’t enough, Katie also claimed that caravan life is much cheaper than the typical route of buying a home, as she stressed that she paid just one quarter of what first-time buyers have to fork out.

Posting on social media, the mother, who sold her former house for £195,000 and is based in West Wales, got candid on what living in a caravan is really like.

She shared a short clip showing off the gorgeous view from her home, which she uploaded with the caption ‘On a deeper level though… THIS is why I love caravan living. Mental wellbeing I put at the top as an absolute priority for me and my family. F**k the rules if they’re draining my brain. My life, and I’m gonna live it.’

The content creator, who previously opened up on what it’s like to live on a caravan site during the summer holidays, then said: “If you asked me about what living in a caravan is really like, I’d say it’s peaceful, cheaper, good for my brain and liberating.”

But moments later, Katie added: “If you asked me a on a deeper level…”

To this, Katie confirmed: “I get time to switch off from the world and people, I am always on holiday and free to roam wherever I want.”

Not only this, but Katie also explained: “I am mortgage free and live by the beach for ¼ of the price I’d pay if I was a first time buyer.”

Katie confirmed that she pays just £650 for her caravan, including bills.

She also pays £3,500 a year for site fees.

As a result of her low costs, Katie beamed: “Hell yeah I’d recommend it.” 

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The TikTok clip, which was posted under the username @katiethecaravanmum, has clearly left many open-mouthed, as it has quickly racked up 109,000 views. 

It’s also amassed 1,382 likes, 144 comments and 96 saves. 

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Social media users were impressed with Katie’s lifestyle and many eagerly flocked to the comments to express this. 

One person said: “I would love to have a caravan, hopefully one day.”

[quote credit=”TikTok user “]Simple life is the absolute best[/quote]

Another added: “This is my dream.” 

A third commented: “Looks so nice.”

Meanwhile, someone else beamed: “I agree. The best holidays are in a caravan. Simple life is the absolute best.” 

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