Property Insurance
- Tailor your property home insurance cover to suit your lifestyle
- 24/7 property home insurance emergency claims service
Are You Planning On Purchasing A Second Home?
Or are you a landlord with a property portfolio? Whatever the case, we’re here to help you find suitable cover for your property. Do you own a block of flats or a listed home in the UK? We can insure them too! Speak to our dedicated team and get a quote.
What Is Property Insurance?
Property insurance can cover properties that aren’t used as a primary residence. It can offer cover to safeguard a home or premises from financial risks in the event of a disaster, which can include buildings and contents cover, unoccupancy cover, protection for landlords, and more. Therefore, having suitable property insurance can be integral to helping protect your investment.
Therefore, having suitable property insurance can be integral to helping protect your investment.
Our Partners
Intasure works with an established partner to provide flexible insurance options.
Where In The World Can I Get Property Insurance?
Our property insurance is available in more than 20 countries and territories across Europe and beyond, including:
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View a list of countries we cover
What our customers say about us
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24 Sept 2024
Very easy service to use and no hard…
Very easy service to use and no hard sell which was nice. Good customer service and happy with my encounter. Would use again
Jason T
24 Sept 2024
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29 Aug 2024
Exceptionally fast and efficient…
Exceptionally fast and efficient service from Nikki Hickmott. I was in a hurry to cover my house in France and it was sorted within the hour. Brilliant service.
Katryn
29 Aug 2024
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20 Aug 2024
Ruben Lopes was patient and knowledgeable
Ruben Lopes was patient, calm and extremely polite. Ruben was professional and knowledgeable. He is a wonderful asset for your company.
Karen Reading
20 Aug 2024
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20 Aug 2024
Very thorough quote process
Very thorough quote process, and Julian was very knowledgeable.
JC
20 Aug 2024
What Does Property Insurance Include?
Property cover is centred on protecting your buildings and contents.
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Buildings insurance can include the dwelling, garages, and outbuildings.
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Contents insurance can include household goods, valuables, and personal belongings within the property.
Cover Can Offer Protection Against:
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Natural disasters such as lightning, earthquakes, and landslips.
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Accidental damange caused by persons legally in the building.
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Theft cover for theft of belongings such as money and technology.
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Replacement keys of locks if keys are lost or stolen.
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Escape of water from fixed or domestic installations following damage to the building.
Depending on the type of property you’re insuring, you can add additional cover to your policy. For instance, our block of flats policy includes financial support for residents that need alternative accommodation.
Policy limits and exclusions may apply. Please see the policy documentation for full details.
Why Choose Intasure For Listed Building Insurance?
If you’re new to listed building insurance, Intasure can help support you every step of the way. Our UK-based team has 20 years’ experience of guiding customers to a policy that meets their needs and budget. It’s why we’re rating Excellent on TrustPilot. Plus, we won’t charge you an admin fee if you ever change your mind and want to cancel your policy.
Why choose Intasure for listed building insurance?
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Cover overseas
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UK teams
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English documents
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Rated ‘Excellent’
Property Insurance FAQ
Please note that these frequently asked questions are not a substitute for the policy wording. For full terms and conditions please see the policy documentation.
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Do I need public liability insurance for my property?
If you rent a holiday home, public liability insurance could be helpful. It can help to financially protect you from compensation claims. -
Is property insurance a legal requirement?
Depending on the property you own, insurance may be a requirement. For instance, building insurance can be a requirement to take out a mortgage. However, even if property insurance isn’t legally required for your home, it’s very much worth considering. For instance, the costs arising from a reckless guest or natural disaster could impact your finances if protection isn’t in place.
