Did you know we offer three types of Valuation?

Did you know we offer three types of Valuation?

Now is the time to sell. Prices are high and the market it currently booming for sales and lettings!

Prices are up 8.2% in the last 12 months, the highest annual growth rate for five years!

Choose from the options below. All of these are completely free of charge:
 
Online Instant Valuation:
Instant valuation calculated by a computer algorithm using previous sales data. Ideal for people who need a rough estimate.
(85%-90% accurate)


Social Distanced Valuation (COVID safe):
Simply complete a form with basic details and one of our property professionals will send across a detailed valuation report. This valuation tool was developed during the pandemic so that our clients and staff were kept completely safe. If this is something you would feel more comfortable to do then send over your own images and videos, and we will provide you will a valuation.
(90%-95% accurate)


Face to Face Valuation:
One of our experts will visit your home to carry out a detailed valuation and plan with you a strategy to successfully sell your home. A friendly chat about your property, the property market and what you can expect from your home.
(100% accurate)



What a property valuation can do for you
 
A property valuation can allow you an insight into how much your home is really worth and help you to find the correct asking price if you're looking to sell.
 
Whether you are actively looking to put your property on the market, or just curious about the value of your property, there has never been a better time than now to learn how much your property has grown in value.

Take care,

The Alexanders Team.


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