Five very different homes caught our eye this month — from a 1920s family home and countryside views, to Victorian character and waterside living at Braunston Marina. Here’s a quick look at the September properties we kept coming back to.
What does the property market actually feel like as we head into autumn? National headlines only tell part of the story, particularly here in the Midlands. Our latest update looks beyond the headlines to explain what’s changing, what matters locally and what you should be thinking about if a move could be on your horizon.
A valuation isn't just the agent telling you a number. It's your best chance to find out whether they actually understand your property, your area, and what it will take to sell it well. Here are five questions worth asking while they're stood in your kitchen.
Selling an empty property can be harder than it looks. Buyers may struggle to picture the space, small jobs stand out and keeping on top of a vacant home can become a headache. We’ve put together a simple guide to how preparation, dressing and the right sales strategy can make a real difference.
Three very different people. One very Campbells approach. 👋 Meet David, Scarlett and Teresa — the latest additions to our growing team, each bringing something different to the way we help buyers, sellers and homeowners. Click through to get to know them properly.
Upsizing usually means managing two transactions at once, your sale and your onward purchase, and keeping both moving together is often the most stressful part of the whole process. A little planning makes it considerably more manageable.
It is entirely common to accept an offer on your current home before you have found your next one, and it does not need to be as stressful as it might sound.
When a move is tied to a specific date, timing your sale properly becomes more important than it might be for a more open-ended move.
A property that has been someone's home for a long time, and may now be standing empty, often needs a few practical things arranging before it is ready to market properly.
It helps to understand the mechanical process of how sale proceeds are actually handled at completion, separate from any wider agreement between you about how they are eventually divided, which is a matter for you and your solicitors, not something we are involved in.
Selling a property with a co-owner you are separating from can be managed in a genuinely practical, straightforward way, without needing every decision to be a difficult conversation.
When you are upsizing, the excitement usually starts with browsing properties online and imagining your next step. It is completely natural to want to find your ideal home first, but starting your search before your own sale is underway can lead to unnecessary frustration.