If You Want To Get A Move On? Then You Need To Get A Move On!

If You Want To Get A Move On? Then You Need To Get A Move On! There are 65 days to go until the staggered return to the previous Stamp Duty rates, meaning buyers won't have to pay Stamp Duty on the first £250,000 of the purchase price if they complete a purchase before 30th September.

With a shortage in supply of property and strong buyer demand, you could still be moved on by the 30th September Stamp Duty Holiday deadline, but you'll need get a move on if you want to get a move on. Please use our online valuation calculator to find out how much your home could be worth by clicking here

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