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Whether you're looking for your first flat, a family home or an investment, finding the perfect property for sale just got easier.
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We’re here to guide you every step of the way
Buying a home is a big deal. From finding that perfect pad right through to exchanging contracts, we’re here to guide you every step of the way.
Once you've found a home you love, the buying process typically takes 5 to 6 months as of 2026, according to Zoopla. This covers negotiating a price, accepting a mortgage offer, arranging a survey, exchanging contracts and completing. Timelines vary depending on how long your chain is.
Before you buy a house, check:
Local data on flood risk and planning applications nearby (available on Zoopla listings)
A detailed survey to understand the property's condition
Your finances, to know what you can afford
Questions for the estate agent: for example, the boiler's age or the property's council tax band.
Technically you can, but sellers are unlikely to accept your offer unless your own home is on the market or under offer if you're using your equity to buy. They usually want to know that you’re as far along the process of selling as possible. For this reason, it’s a good idea to put your home up for sale when you start searching for your next home.
Stamp duty is a tax paid when buying property or land over a certain price in England and Northern Ireland. As of 2026, first-time buyers pay stamp duty on properties costing more than £300,000, according to HMRC, while everyone else pays it on properties over £125,000. The rate works a bit like income tax: you pay different rates on different portions of the property price.
We use live feeds from estate agents to bring you new properties for sale every day. As soon as a property hits the market, you’ll see it on Zoopla - plus we’ll ping you an email if you've got them turned on (you can do this in your account).
There are a few hidden buying costs that not everyone knows about, alongside the more obvious costs of conveyancing, estate agent fees and removals:
A survey on the house you're buying
Buildings insurance, usually required before you can complete the purchase
An arrangement fee, if you use a mortgage broker
A higher first mortgage payment than the usual monthly rate, as lenders add interest from when the funds were released.
