How do I find out how much my property is worth?

How do I find out how much my property is worth?

From time to time we all wonder what the value of our property is. There are many different reasons for this, and your reason will be unique to you. Whether it's simple curiosity or you have a specific reason for selling a property, we have a plan to help you.

It has never been simpler to access information about the value of your property and the associated costs.

We have broken them down into three options which are simple to engage with. We can provide insight to property prices & how to Maximize your return as well as the associated costs that you need to consider.

Our three property pricing plans are detailed below, chose which suits you best and we will be pleased to help.



The is all completed online and no one will visit you. It is Calculated by a computer algorithm using previous sales data which can vary. This type of valuation provides basic details and gives you an approximate price in 60 seconds.
Accuracy is about 75% so this really suits the JUST CURIOUS mindset.





Speak to our Valuations Manager David Hopkins without him even visiting your home. We will send you a form to complete, you can upload images, plans & improvements that you have made. David will discuss all of this with you over ZOOM, WHATSAPP or FT chat. Within 24 hours you will have a detailed synopsis of property pricing and associated costs for moving.
This is the perfect way to ‘dip your toe in the water’ and is the ideal starting point for anyone considering moving in the coming year.
The accuracy is not as ideal as a face-to-face meet, but not far off with a 80-90% accuracy.




David Hopkins will visit you at the property and will talk to you in person, He will discuss your property and what your plans are. Using his expert knowledge, he will provide you with a marketing strategy, price, and guidance on how we will achieve the best price for your property.
This provides the most accurate calculation and is ideal for anyone who is looking to move in the next six months.




What else can you do to make sure that you keep ahead of the market?


Regardless of where you are in the process matters can change very quickly.

If you are concerned that you miss the perfect property, we have a solution for that as well! If you have ever missed out on the perfect property just because you heard about it too late, or the estate agent never told you about it as it was slightly outside of your registered criteria?

Never miss out again by using our ‘Heads Up Property Alerts’.

Simply create your profile and our system will constantly give you the ‘Heads Up’ on
suggested properties and price reductions that might specifically interest you.

You can update, refine or unsubscribe at any time so try it for yourself and be first to get the heads up on properties you might like.








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