Victorian homes remain a prominent feature of Britain’s housing landscape and make up much of our property stock. Much of Britain’s population still lives in properties built during the reign of Queen Victoria, from 1837 to 1901. During her reign, Queen Victoria...
Renovating your home is an exciting but complex process. With proper planning in advance, you can avoid common pitfalls and ensure a smoother experience. As a team of Building Surveyors, we’ve assisted with all kinds of renovation projects over the years, including...
The 1900s and 1930s saw some of the most significant years for property construction in England. So, how does the old housing stock compare to the new? The Old In the past, older homes were often seen as more desirable. This was mainly due to their limited...
Moving house is often ranked as one of the most stressful life transitions you can make. With requirements such as finding the right property, packing and transporting your belongings, changing your address, meeting your neighbours and getting settled in, the process...
Part of our 60-second reads series. When purchasing a property, having a clear understanding of its condition can save you considerable time, money, and stress. This is where a professional home survey proves invaluable. Conducted by a RICS-qualified surveyor, a home...
Part of our 60 second read series. A Level 3 Survey, also known as a Full Building Survey, is the most comprehensive property inspection available to homebuyers. This detailed survey is ideal for houses, older homes, properties in poor condition, or those with unusual...
Part of our 60 Second reads series! If you're buying a home, a RICS HomeBuyer Report (Level 2 Survey) offers the peace of mind that your investment is sound and free from major defects. A Level 2 Survey is a mid level survey designed to inform you of visible issues,...
Part of our 60-Second Read Series! What Is a Boundary Dispute? A boundary dispute occurs when neighbouring property owners disagree about the location, width, direction, or rights over their shared boundary line. These disputes are among the most common types of...
We’ve also got a YouTube video on this topic. A Licence for Alterations is required when a leaseholder wishes to carry out changes to their property. Most leases include specific wording that restricts alterations without the freeholder’s prior written consent....
Purchasing a home is a significant milestone that involves careful planning, informed decisions, and due diligence. Among these steps is a property survey. For those who don’t know, a property survey is a comprehensive and robust assessment of the overall condition of...
