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 Yes, you can sell your home privately without an estate agent. This is often called a private sale or FSBO (For Sale By Owner). 

• You save on estate agent fees (typically 1-3% of the sale price).
• You have full control over pricing, marketing, and negotiations.
• Direct communication with buyers can speed up the process.

• Check recent sale prices of similar homes on websites like Rightmove and Zoopla.
• Get a professional valuation from a surveyor if needed.
• Consider a RICS (Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors) valuation for accuracy.

• Fill in the form above and we will feature your house
• List on social media and local community groups.
• Use one of our trusted suppliers to put up a "For Sale" sign outside your home.

• When a potential buyer fills out the form you will be notified instantly.
• Be flexible with timings to accommodate potential buyers.
• Clean and declutter to make your home look its best.
• Highlight key features and answer buyers' questions.

 Yes, a solicitor or conveyancer is required to handle the legal aspects, including contracts and property transfer. View our Trusted Partners page to find our recommendations.

• Energy Performance Certificate (EPC)
• Title deeds
• Property information forms (TA6, TA10, TA7 if leasehold)
• Fixtures and fittings list (TA10 form)

• Be prepared for offers and counteroffers.
• Stay professional and realistic with pricing.
• Consider buyer conditions, such as mortgage approvals or cash purchases.

• The buyer arranges a survey.
• Your solicitor handles legal checks and draft contracts.
• Once both sides agree, contracts are exchanged, and the buyer pays a deposit.
• Completion follows, and ownership is transferred.

• Only accept offers from buyers with proof of funds or a mortgage agreement in principle.
• Be cautious of anyone offering cash deals without proper verification.
• Use a trusted solicitor to handle all financial transactions.

• Overpricing or underpricing your home.
• Poor-quality listing photos or descriptions.
• Not being available for viewings.
• Failing to disclose important property details.

• Reassess your asking price.
• Improve your marketing and presentation.