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What we have for sale today

We leave sold properties online for three months: that is what tells you whether we actually sell, and at what price.

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Currently for sale

Fees are paid by the seller on all our instructions, unless the listing says otherwise.

Victorian townhouse, 5 rooms with garden

£615,000

Bristol — Cotham · Ref. VA-2418

  • 112 m² of living space
  • 5 rooms
  • 3 bedrooms

Built in 1932 and renovated in 2019, with a walled south-facing garden of 140 m², cellar and garage. Open kitchen onto the living room, three bedrooms upstairs, loft with potential. Ten minutes on foot from the park.

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  • Fees payable by the seller
  • Estimated annual energy costs: between £1,190 and £1,660 a year (energy prices indexed to 1 January 2025)
Under offer

Top-floor flat, 3 rooms

£340,000

Clifton · Ref. VA-2431

  • 68 m² of living space
  • 66.4 m² (measured floor area)
  • 3 rooms
  • 2 bedrooms

Top floor with lift, a 9 m² balcony with no overlooking, and an underground parking space. Well-kept 2004 block, with external works agreed and funded.

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  • Fees payable by the buyer: 1.2% incl. VAT of the price excluding fees
  • Price excluding fees: £335,900
  • Estimated annual energy costs: between £760 and £1,080 a year (energy prices indexed to 1 January 2025)
  • Leasehold property in a block of 42 units
  • Average annual service charge: £1,340
  • No proceedings under way affecting the building

Cottage in need of renovation, 4 rooms

£299,000

Bishopston · Ref. VA-2402

  • 96 m² of living space
  • 4 rooms
  • 2 bedrooms

Stone cottage on 1,100 m² of land, roof replaced in 2018, everything else to be redone — insulation, wiring, heating. Sold with eyes open: we hand you two renovation quotes at the first viewing.

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  • Fees payable by the seller
  • Estimated annual energy costs: between £3,420 and £4,690 a year (energy prices indexed to 1 January 2025)
  • Property with excessive energy consumption

Questions about our listings

Why leave sold properties online?
Because a seller who is hesitating wants to know what we actually sell, and at what price. Sold properties stay up for three months, marked “Sold”.
Is the advertised price negotiable?
Every written offer goes to the seller, including the ones we think are low. They decide. In 2025, 96% of our properties sold at the agreed asking price.
What does “excessive energy consumption” mean?
It is the required wording for properties rated F or G on the energy performance certificate. It does not mean the property is bad: it means insulation or heating work should be expected, and that letting restrictions apply over time.
Can a property not appear on the site?
Yes. Some sellers ask for discretion, and some properties go before they are listed, to buyers already on our register. All the more reason to tell us what you are looking for.

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