Multi-generation home after death 'a no-brainer'

Living in a multi-generation home is increasingly becoming a popular choice, as families in Guernsey opt to live together for financial benefits and support. Sarah Clayton and her family decided to live together after her husband's death, finding it to be a practical and beneficial arrangement. While challenges exist, giving each other space is essential for harmonious living. Builders are urged to consider incorporating multi-generational housing options, as families seek such arrangements for childcare, companionship, and cost savings.