Estate agents in Hertfordshire

The Assisted properties at Broad Oak Manor in Hertford are designed to give you a fully independent lifestyle in your own home, surrounded by all of your possessions and family photographs, whilst knowing that you have the peace of mind that help is at hand should you so need it.

The properties were built in 2001/2 and are very modern inside with under-floor heating and stylish kitchens and bathrooms. They are surrounded by beautiful communal gardens, and each has a private area of garden to enjoy. It is a very peaceful and rural setting.

Residents enjoy use of the communal facilities which include the beautiful gardens, use of the mini bus with trips to local supermarkets, and the Grade II Listed barn with sitting room, dining room, cofee lounge, crafts room and salon.

For more information please call us on 01992-878580 or you can get a flavour of what’s on offer at…

“The housing market will stay OPEN during lockdown” says Housing Minister Robert Jenrick. More details in this article in The Negotiater, but it says exchanges, completions and physical moves can all take place following the current guidelines, as can viewings.

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Dire consequences are being predicted if the March 31st Stamp Duty deadline remains in places as up to 325,000 sales risk missing the deadline leading to inevitable fall-throughs as buyers try to renegotiate prices. The problem is that banks, building societies, local authorites, the probate registry and solicitors as all overwhelmed with the current boom in agreed sales. We have a solution! Enter your property in our Feb 11th auction and it will exchange that day with completion by March 1st latest. It is a great way to sell all property but especially anything that needs modernisation or has development potential. For mor information just call Nigel Adams on 07813-038389.https://www.estateagenttoday.co.uk/breaking-news/2020/10/drastic-consequences-if-stamp-duty-holiday-ends-in-march–agents-chief

LATEST GOV ADVICE ON SELLING AND VIEWING YOUR HOME

The Government have this morning given the green light to open the property market following strict guidelines to prevent the spread of the Corona Virus. You will now be able to sell your home, although for obvious reasons, there will need to be many more precautions taken. Here’s the latest Government advice on viewing your property:

“People are free to move home, however the process of finding and moving into a new home is likely to be different, as those involved in the process will need to adapt practices and procedures to ensure that the risk of spread of coronavirus is reduced as far as possible. It is vital that everyone stays alert and safe.

• Initial viewings should be done virtually wherever this is possible and property agents should help you to…
  
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