You will not benefit from the PCC relief for buying a house if you already have one. Although it is only for the summer.

A woman argued that her inherited seasonal cottage should not count as a residential property for tax exemption purposes. However, the tax authority disagreed, stating that the cottage qualifies as a residential building regardless of its seasonal use. The cottage lacks year-round amenities, but the tax office maintained that its classification as a residential property disqualifies her from the tax exemption for first-time homebuyers. The law does not specify conditions regarding the duration of residence or the building's functional state, leading to the conclusion that she is not eligible for the exemption.