Bridgfords Sales and Letting Agents Knaresborough

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35b High Street
Knaresborough North Yorkshire, HG5 0ET

Sunclosed
Monopen all day
Tue9:00 am-5:30 pm
Wed9:00 am-5:30 pm
Thu9:00 am-5:30 pm
Fri9:00 am-5:30 pm
Sat9:00 am-4:00 pm




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About Bridgfords Sales and Letting Agents Knaresborough

Whether you are buying, selling, letting or renting with us, we are very much open and operational, with your health and safety as our first priority. Established for over 180 years, Bridgfords estate agents operate a network of over 70 branches dominating prime high-street locations across middle and northern England. Their experienced and dedicated property professionals aim to find you the perfect apartment to buy in Manchester or help you sell your flat in Blackburn. Their extensive presence covers a number of in-demand areas – from Newcastle, Harrogate, and Stafford to Huddersfield – including a Knaresborough branch conveniently situated on the High Street. Rest assured that Bridgfords’ team will market your home to a wider target audience than any other estate agents. Look to Bridgfords today for a passionate approach to property.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Bridgfords Sales and Letting Agents Knaresborough

Bridgfords Sales and Letting Agents Knaresborough is closed on Sunday.
Bridgfords Sales and Letting Agents Knaresborough is open Tue-Fri 9:00 AM-5:30 PM, Mon 12:00 AM-12:00 AM, Sat 9:00 AM-4:00 PM.
Stamp duty is a tax that's charged when you buy a property in the UK, but you'll only need to pay it if the price of that property reaches a certain threshold. Stamp duty works differently in different parts of the UK. In England Northern Ireland, no stamp duty is due on the first £250,000 of a residential property, though that threshold is £425,000 if you're a first-time buyer. Read more about stamp duty rates in our guide. Learn more: https://www.bridgfords.co.uk/blog/property-update/stamp-duty-tax-guide#/
To get a valuation on your house in the UK, you have a couple of options. You can have an estate agent near you come and assess your property's value based on its size, condition, location, and market trends. This is the most accurate type of valuation. Alternatively, you can grab a quick and easy online valuation which will give you a general estimate of price. Why not try it now? It takes just 60-seconds. Learn more: https://www.bridgfords.co.uk/services/property-valuation#/
Buying a new home in the UK offers numerous benefits. New homes are generally built to the latest building standards and regulations, ensuring energy efficiency, modern amenities, and high-quality construction. They often come with warranties that provide complete peace of mind. New homes also require less maintenance and they’re a complete blank canvas so you can personalise according to your preferences.
An instant valuation gives you a quick estimate of your property's value. It uses algorithms and data analysis to generate an approximate value. It’s a popular way of finding out what your property is worth because it’s quick and easy and instant. An expert valuation will give you a much better idea of price as it involves a local agent coming to your property and looking at your home’s condition, as well as its unique features, and location.
Each mortgage lender has a different way of calculating how much they will lend to you, or even whether they will lend to you at all. This includes looking at criteria such as your income, the size of your deposit, your regular expenditure, your credit rating and existing credit commitments. A key factor for many lenders is also your debt to income ratio. Your Mortgage Consultant will assess your potential to borrow based on your individual circumstances.
The question to ask here is ‘what is someone willing to pay for your property?’ Getting the price right for your property is one of the areas where a good agent can add significant value. If you price up, you could get lucky but you’ll need to be prepared for your property to sit on the market. You might even have to sell at a lower price or you might miss the buyer boat completely and fail to sell at all. Pricing down can also go both ways. You could attract attention, sell quickly and even start a bidding war which could result in a high price. On the other hand, you could sell quickly but for less than you might have hoped. To give you a good idea of how much you could sell for, you should get a valuation on your home.
Capital gains tax raises billions for the Government every year. Investors and people selling their properties could be in for some hefty tax bills. Capital gains tax, in the simplest sense, is the tax paid on profits from disposing of assets. There are a few ways to minimise your capital gains tax bill or even avoid capital gains tax completely. It’s always best to speak to a financial advisor before making decisions on assets like a property.


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