What are the extra costs of buying a new-build home?🤔

Despite many financial savings to be made when you purchase a new-build home instead of an existing property, there are several ongoing costs that new-build owners are often required to cover after the property purchase has been complete.

Warwick Estates looked at these extra new-build costs in research that highlight the more unexpected financial extras that most buyers aren’t aware of. To continue reading, please Click Here

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Mistakes to avoid when selling your property

From the very first decision that you make about selling your home, you could be on the wrong path. Those early choices can have a negative impact on your experience and the price that you sell for. Get it right from the outset with these useful tips.

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Damp Decoded - When Is it damp or condensation and how to handle it

Black mould, an unsightly and potentially dangerous issue, can raise serious concerns for potential buyers and is often visible in marketing photographs. Therefore, it's crucial to address this issue before listing your property for sale. But what exactly causes it, and how can you effectively resolve the problem?

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NEW TO MARKET Former Farmhouse on Approx. Half Acre Plot, between Old Buckenham and New Buckenham.

Discover this charming character-filled former farmhouse, offering spacious family living with three double bedrooms, stunning fireplaces, and exposed beams. Set on a generous half-acre plot adjoining farmland and close to Old Buckenham Country Park, this delightful home enjoys a desirable west-facing side aspect—perfect for enjoying the sunshine.

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The Average UK home is £50k cheaper today than 2022

Here’s something that might surprise you… the UK house is almost £50k cheaper today than it was in 2022 – and people’s wages have gone up too! Let me explain in the article below

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