Get in touch with a mortgage advisor to see how much you can borrow. Then, contact us to start your house hunt!

Check the condition of the roof, windows, plumbing, and heating. Also, consider the neighbourhood and local amenities.

Yes, it's important. A surveyor checks the house for any issues before you buy.

Typically 8-12 weeks, but it can vary.

Costs include a 10% deposit of the purchase price, stamp duty, (1-2%) solicitors fees, surveyor fees and valuation fees

A Building Energy Rating (BER) Certificate indicates a home's energy performance. It comes with an Advisory Report that suggests improvements for enhancing energy efficiency. By law, advertisements must include BER details when a property is offered for sale. Therefore, obtaining a BER report is essential if you plan to sell your property.

Yes, the deposit you placed to buy a home is refundable if you change your mind, but only up until you sign the contracts of sale.

We'll use online listings, social media, our office window display which is illuminated at night and our network to reach potential buyers.

Estate agent fees, solicitor fees, a BER report fee and possibly some small repair costs.

We handle everything from pricing, marketing and viewings to negotiating and closing the deal. 

It's a letter from the bank saying how much they'll lend you, making you a stronger buyer.

We can provide a property valuation to give you an estimate of your home's value.