Fox and Sons Estate Agents Yeovil

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01935 412100verified 156 years in business

14 Princes Street
Yeovil Somerset, BA20 1EW

Sunclosed
Mon8:45 am-6:00 pm
Tue8:45 am-6:00 pm
Wed8:45 am-6:00 pm
Thu8:45 am-6:00 pm
Fri8:45 am-6:00 pm
Sat9:00 am-4:00 pm


14 Princes Street, Yeovil Somerset, BA20 1EW
01935 412100

01935 706751



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About Fox and Sons Estate Agents Yeovil

Our modern, refurbished office is located in the heart of Yeovil on Princes Street, ensuring your property will have the best exposure. Our friendly, proactive team have combined experience of over 38 years' in the local property market and can help you with all aspects of buying and selling, letting and mortgages.

Services:
Free Property Valuation
Instant Valuation
Selling Property
Property Marketing
Professional Property Photography
Social Media Marketing
Enhanced Listings on Rightmove
Enhanced Listing On Zoople & Primelocation
Professional Floor Plan Creation
Property Video
Engaging Video Tours
3D Tours
National Network Property Search
Buying Property
Property Email Alerts
Saving Properties Lists
A Help To Find Property Service
Landlord Services
Specialist Regional Letting Support Centers
Full Letting Management Services
Refurbishment and Repairs
National Lettings Network
Rent Processing Service
Online Property Maintenance Service
Tenant Finding Service
Energy Performance Certificates
Corporate Lettings
Property Part-Exchange
Tenant Referencing Service
Dedicated Client Accounts
Large Property Portfolio Management
Property Management
Mortgage Services
Home Conveyancing Services
Mortgage Lifetime Membership
Mortgage Consultancy
Insurance Advice
MyAccount Self-Service Tools
Property Auctions
IAMSOLD
Fixed Transparent Pricing
Selling Land
Buying Land
New Homes Development Advice
Land Acquisition
Site Finding Searches
Accessing Suitability for Developments
Expected Sales Levels and Pricing
Competitor Information for both new and Second hand market
Local Housing Market Information
Local Housing Price Levels
Land Appraisal and Valuation
Market Intelligence from Network
Land Disposal
Land Acquisition and Assembly
New Homes Sales and Marketing
Land Auctions
Demographic Analysis
Survey and Valuation
RICS HOME SURVEY LEVEL 2 (Survey only)
RICS HOME SURVEY LEVEL 2 (Survey and Valuation)
RICS HOME SURVEY LEVEL 3 Report
Scottish Home Report
Will Writing
Vacant Property Service
Property Safety Checks
Free Rental Assessments
Remortgage


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Frequently Asked Questions about Fox and Sons Estate Agents Yeovil

Fox and Sons Estate Agents Yeovil is closed on Sunday.
Fox and Sons Estate Agents Yeovil is open Mon-Fri 8:45 AM-6:00 PM, Sat 9:00 AM-4:00 PM.
The best way to find out how much your house is worth is to book our FREE valuation and get a qualified member of staff to value your home. They can give you an idea of the value of your property by looking at similar properties that have sold recently in your area.
The amount of money you can borrow with a mortgage will depend on several factors, including your income, your deposit, your credit score, and the value of the property you want to buy. Your mortgage lender will use a mortgage affordability calculator to assess how much you can borrow.
An expert valuation is more extensive than an instant valuation, but it is worth the extra time it takes if you want to be sure of the value of your property.
A mortgage valuation is a survey that is carried out by a qualified surveyor on behalf of a mortgage lender. The purpose of the survey is to assess the value of the property and to identify any potential problems that could affect the lender's decision to lend you money. The survey will typically cover the following areas: • The condition of the property's structure • The condition of the property's fixtures and fittings • The condition of the property's services • Any potential environmental risks, such as flooding or subsidence • Any potential legal risks, such as disputes over ownership or title The surveyor will then provide a report to the mortgage lender, who will use it to decide whether or not to lend you money.
Stamp duty is a tax you pay when buying a property in the UK. The amount of stamp duty you pay depends on the property's value and whether you are a first-time buyer. In England and Northern Ireland, you do not pay stamp duty on the first £250,000 of the purchase price of a residential property if you are a first-time buyer. • You will pay 2% on the next £125,000 • You will pay 5% on the next £1million • You will pay 10% on anything over £2million • If you are not a first-time buyer, the rates are higher. In Scotland, stamp duty is called land and buildings transaction tax (LBTT). • The rates are similar to those in England and Northern Ireland, but there are some differences. For example, there is no first-time buyer exemption. In Wales, stamp duty is called Land Transaction Tax (LTT). It is a tax that is payable on the purchase of a property in Wales. The amount of LTT that you pay depends on the value of the property. For residential properties: You will pay no LTT on the first £180,000 of the purchase price of the property. You will then pay 3.5% on the next £325,000 of the purchase price. You will then pay 4% on the next £1.1 million of the purchase price. You will then pay 4.5% on anything over £2.2 million. For non-residential properties: You will pay LTT at a rate of 4% on the purchase price of the property. There are also several exemptions and reliefs available for LTT, including: First-time buyers are exempt from LTT on the first £30,000 of the purchase price of a property. Purchases of properties that are used as homes for the elderly are exempt from LTT. Purchases of properties used for commercial purposes are liable for LTT at a rate of 1%. For more information on LTT in Wales, please visit the Welsh Government website.
The decision to buy a house or flat is an important one that will impact your lifestyle and financial situation for years to come. There are pros and cons to each option, so it's important to weigh your priorities and needs before making a decision. Houses Pros: • More space and privacy • More flexibility to customize your home • Can be a good investment over time Cons: • More expensive to buy and maintain • May require more work to keep up • Less likely to have amenities like a concierge or communal gardens Flats Pros: • Generally more affordable than houses • Often smaller and easier to maintain • May have amenities like a concierge, communal gardens, or a shared gym Cons: • Less privacy than houses • May have restrictions on what you can do to your home • More likely to be affected by noise from others Ultimately, the best choice for you will depend on your individual circumstances and preferences.


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