Chartered Surveyors and Valuers
HomeSelling your property
Professional advice to both buyers and sellers of properties in the Newmarket area, specialising in those that are Equestrian.
As a forward-thinking and well-connected independent agency we provide you with as much time and advice as you need. This personalised approach in combination with our comprehensive marketing of your property and competitive fees helps ensure that your property reaches the widest possible audience and is sold at the best possible price.
Interested in selling your property?
If you are thinking of selling and would like to find out about the marketing options available for your property, then please book a free market appraisal with us and one of our valuers will visit your property and provide you with a professional opinion on a recommended price. This will take into account the location, condition and features of the property as well as the current market conditions.Please contact us for further information and one of our experienced members of staff will get back to you as soon as possible. to arrange for a free no obligation appraisal.
RICS Homebuyer report
This is the most popular report for buyers and is most suitable for modern properties, or a standard older building in a reasonable condition. Homebuyer reports cover structural safety and highlight many issues, including any aspects failing to conform to building regulations and potential damp problems through a ‘traffic light’ system of condition ratings.
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RICS Building Survey
This is a more detailed survey and is especially useful for older, larger or non-traditional properties, for example Victorian or Timber Framed buildings. This sort of survey can take up to a day to complete depending on the size of the property. A full-structural survey such as this provides a comprehensive report with a breakdown of the fabric and condition of the property, with detailed advice on necessary repairs and maintenance.
RICS Property Valuation
Getting a property valuation gives you the ‘market value’ of your home. In a nutshell, the market value is how much a buyer would be happy to pay, assuming that they are willing to pay the current market rate and do not have any pressure to buy. At the same time, it reflects the amount that a property seller would be willing to accept after their home has been on the market for a reasonable period, provided that they are neither over-eager nor reluctant to sell.