With so much to consider when selling your Highgate home, there’s no wonder why it can be stressful for so many sellers. When you work with me, you get a local property expert that not only understands current property market patterns and trends, but is a passionate estate agent that takes pride in his work and is dedicated to marketing your property in its best light. Why work with estate agents when you can have an independent agent who only takes on a handful of properties at any one time?
How I am helping people sell their homes in the local area.
Why I love being an estate agent in Highgate N6.
It’s people. Everyone has a story, and each one fascinates me. It’s the people I meet in and around the Highgate community that make me love the area so much. I market and sell homes but I also care about people. Highgate is a very special place, and I love helping people in the area to sell and move home.
The Market. Both sales and lettings are in huge demand in Highgate, and for good reason. The market can be dynamic depending on different parts of Highgate and times of year, but in general, there’s rarely a bad time to sell in these parts., just as long as you have a passionate and devoted estate agent to market and represent your home.
According to Land Registry, the average sale per property types last year was:
Terraced properties – £3,396,803
Semi-detached – £2,344,808
Detached properties – £5,794,589
Location: Highgate High Street offers a vast selection of independent shops, cafes and popular pubs, making my visit to the area an enjoyable one, and also plays a huge role why in the Highgate area is so popular. The high street is popular for both residents and visitors from other parts of North London and is a great place to spend your evenings or weekends. If you haven’t yet visited the Highgate Bookshop, you are missing a treat.
You are also blessed with being close to central London, Hampstead and a wealth of superb neighbouring villages. Not to mention the open spaces at your doorstep, with the likes of Hampstead Heath, Highgate Gulf Club, Highgate tennis club and Waterlow Park.
How I differ From Other Highgate Estate Agents.
With a strong demand for property in Highgate, it is of no surprise that there are plenty of estate agents to choose from. Like with most things in life, agents in Highgate come in all shapes and sizes, and to be completely honest, what is right for you, might not be right for someone else. The key is to work with an estate agents on agent that is passionate about property sales, has a strong understanding of the market and can give you their full attention when preparing your home for marketing and then representing your property during viewings and negotiations.
When you work with me, I make it my business to know which properties for sale are having the most success, which property search types are currently trending, and how to use that insight to prepare your property for a quick sale.
To find out more and to see how I would present your home in its best light, please book a valuation so that we can meet up and discuss it in further detail.
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About Highgate
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Highgate is a north London neighbourhood known for its vibrant and desirable living spaces. The area is known for its picturesque streets and green spaces, as well as its rich history and cultural attractions. Today, the Highgate neighbourhood is filled with enormous – and expensive – classical houses and apartments.
So many that one can now call the area a part of London’s “apartment boom”. But still, Highgate remains an area filled with tree-lined streets and quaint homes within convenient reach of many of London’s attractions and cinemas.
Highgate – A Quaint and Green Suburb
Highgate is a leafy suburb with a village-like atmosphere. It is home to a mix of Victorian and Edwardian houses, as well as modern apartment buildings. The area is known for its stately mansions, many of which have been converted into luxury apartments.
One of the main attractions of Highgate is its green spaces. The area is home to Highgate Woods, which offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Highgate Cemetery is also located in the area and is a popular spot for visitors who want to explore its historic graves and mausoleums.
Highgate is also known for its cultural attractions, including several historic pubs and a number of independent shops and restaurants. The Highgate Society hosts regular events and activities, such as guided walks, exhibitions, and concerts.
Highgate is well-connected to the rest of London, with several bus routes and a tube station on the Northern line. The area is also close to the M1 motorway, making reaching other parts of the city and beyond easy.
Buying and Selling a Home in Highgate
Buying and selling a home in Highgate or any other location can be complex and involved. It typically involves several steps, including finding a suitable property, negotiating a purchase price, securing financing, and completing the legal paperwork.
It is crucial to work with a qualified and experienced estate agent who can help guide you through the process and ensure everything goes smoothly. In addition, it is a good idea to consult with an advocate and a financial advisor to ensure that you make the best decisions for your situation.
Overall, Highgate is a desirable neighbourhood with a rich history and a friendly, community-focused atmosphere. Its beautiful homes, green spaces, and cultural attractions make it an appealing option for those looking to buy or rent a property in London.
Simon Power, covering North London, Tufnell Park, Hampstead, Muswell Hill, Archway, Kentish Town, Highgate, East Finchley and Dartmouth Park.