Do you know we offer 3 types of valuation?

Do you know we offer 3 types of valuation?

If you'd like to know the value of your home, try out our on-line valuation tools.

Are you wondering how the busy property market has affected the price of your home or are you thinking about putting your house on the market soon? Whatever your time frame, we can offer you a valuation that suits you.

What’s the best option for me?

Online Valuation

This is a quick and easy way to find out an estimated value of your property if you’re just curious. The figure is generated automatically using Land Registry and local property listings data but doesn’t take your properties uniqueness into account.
 
To get started, just enter a few details and you’ll get an instant estimated sales value of your home.


Online Valuation Plus

If you're thinking about moving in the next year, this valuation tool allows you to add pictures and describe any property improvements you’ve made that differentiates it from other houses on your street.

With little impact on your time, you can get a more accurate valuation than an online tool alone.



On-site Valuation

If you’d like to move in the next three months, then book an appointment with our highly experienced property professionals whose knowledge of the local property market is second to none.

With a bespoke property appraisal report, you’ll be in the best place to maximise what you have and minimise any issues that may be impacting on a sale.






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