Has the value of your property increased?

Has the value of your property increased?

Finding out how much your property is worth can be very useful when it comes to thinking about moving, doing renovations, remortgaging or if you are just curious!

The property market has gone from strength to strength in this past year, why not find out if the value of your home has increased?

On the Wirral the majority of sales in the last year were semi detached properties at an average of £203,776. Terraced properties averaged £138,210 and for detached they hit £377,925.

It's no surprise the paradise peninsula is becoming an ever more popular place to live and came 3rd on the most sought after locations according to data from Rightmove.

Data source: Rightmove

So with house prices on the rise have you thought about what your property may be worth? This is not only useful if you are thinking of moving but could also help you make decisions on home renovations or remortgaging.

Here at Lesley Hooks we have three valuation options for you, all of which are free and no obligation.

Instant Online Valuation
Calculated using online data and a computer algorithm. Perfect for those just curious about the value of your property.

Social Distanced Valuation
Fill in our form with some details and photographs of your property and we can send you a full market appraisal report, perfect if you are thinking about moving but not quite ready yet.

Home Valuation
Fill in some basic details and one of our experienced valuers will visit your property to give you a details market appraisal and plan for selling your home. Ideal for those looking to move in the near future.

Contact our friendly team to discuss all things property:
Bebington Branch
0151 644 6000
lesley@lesleyhooks.co.uk
Bromborough Branch
0151 334 5875
rachael@lesleyhooks.co.uk
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07538771198





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