A YOUNG woman has shown off her new home as she plans to move in with her soon-to-be husband.
Rosemarie took to social media to show off her home on wheels, adorned with crystal accessories and plush cream furnishings.
Rosemarie had her caravan ready to move into with her husband[/caption]
The pair had done the place up but people were curious about the plastic wrap[/caption]
In the clip, 22-year-old Rosemarie opened the door to her caravan, excited by the prospect of moving in soon with her husband Martin.
She wrote: “Our trailer all cleaned & done up. Love it so much gbi and my king.
“Can’t wait for our wedding. Only 10 days to go.”
Walking into the caravan, the first thing you saw was a giant crystal lampshade in the centre of the living room.
Rosemarie revealed she bought her luxury centrepiece from Waterford – where they typically retail for £350.
The front room was kitted out in cream sofas and rugs to keep the floor form getting dirty.
The soft furnishings were neatly covered up with plastic wrap as well.
To the side, she had a small display unit which featured a bible and more Waterford crystal accessories.
Above the sofas, she decorate the empty space with faux white roses.
The tiny kitchen featured more crystal accessories and a Smeg set of a toaster and kettle.
Going through the bedroom, Rosemarie had a double bed which had been accessories with silk cream bedding and cushions with horses embossed on them.
The clip has since gone viral on her TikTok account @rosemariexmartin with over 1 million views and 34k likes.
People were quick to take to the comments – many curious about her plastic-wrapped furniture.
One person wrote: “Genuine question, what’s with the plastic over the sofa? Doesn’t it ruin the feel?”
How much does it cost to live in a caravan?
LIVING in a caravan can be an economical and flexible lifestyle choice in the UK. Here’s a breakdown of potential costs:
Initial Costs
- Caravan Purchase: £8,000 – £40,000 (depending on size, age, and condition)
- Caravan Insurance: £200 – £800 per year
Ongoing Monthly Costs
- Pitch Fees: £150 – £600 (varies by location and facilities)
- Utilities (Electricity, Gas, Water): £40 – £120
- Maintenance and Repairs: £20 – £80
- Internet and TV: £20 – £50
- Gas for Heating/Cooking: £15 – £40
Other Potential Costs
- Waste Disposal Fees: £8 – £25
- Transport Costs (if moving locations): Variable, depending on distance
- Optional Add-ons (Awning, Solar Panels, etc.): £400 – £1,600 (one-time)
Sample Monthly Budget
- Pitch Fees: £400
- Utilities: £80
- Maintenance and Repairs: £40
- Internet and TV: £40
- Gas for Heating/Cooking: £25
- Total: £585
Annual Estimated Cost
- Total Monthly Costs: £585 x 12 = £7,020
- Insurance: £500
- Maintenance and Repairs: £480
- Total Annual Cost: £8,000
Tips to Save
- Off-Peak Pitch Fees: Look for lower rates during off-peak seasons.
- DIY Maintenance: Handle minor repairs yourself.
- Energy Efficiency: Invest in solar panels to reduce utility costs.
While initial setup costs can be significant, ongoing expenses for living in a caravan can be relatively low, making it a viable option for those seeking an affordable and mobile lifestyle in the UK.
Another commented: “Can I ask please what the deal is with the plastic on the sofa? I assume it’s to protect it but do you sit on plastic like that or use throws? I genuinely don’t know.”
“Yes it’s to keep it clean, and no throws it’s just like a leather settee,” replied Rosemarie.
“This is better than any house I’ve seen.. absolutely stunning,” penned a third.
Meanwhile a fourth said: “Your home looks beautiful.”
“Absolutely unreal,” claimed a fifth.
Someone else added: “Truly beautiful, you’ve done a wonderful job!”
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