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West Park is situated in the heart of Long Eaton and comprises 150 acres of level park land which provides an lovely amenity facility for the town and surrounding area. 

Beeston to benefit from new multi-million pound development Full planning consent has now been granted for an exciting modern development of 132 flats, new cinema and food outlets in the heart of Beeston’s vibrant town centre. Situated on the site that was formerly used as a multi-storey car park and has in more recent years […]

Sometimes, it’s the little things that make a big difference when you’re selling a flat. While it’s easy to spend a fortune staging your home for viewings, you don’t have to splash the cash to freshen up your space.

If you’re buying a house in NOTTINGHAM you may find that an original fireplace is a feature of your new living space.

There’s lots to consider when you’re first deciding what to buy, so let’s start with what’s important:

What’s in your attic? Maybe a Christmas tree, a few suitcases, old toys, CD’s books, photographs, old set a golf clubs? Whatever might be up there, have you ever thought of sleeping in it or making into a cool den for the kids or a quiet space to study or work from home?

So, you’ve found the home of your dreams and your offer has just been accepted. Congratulations! Your journey to owning your new home has officially begun.

The Spring Budget was delivered on 6th March 2024 and we tuned in to hear the Chancellor’s plans for the housing sector. We’ve cherry picked the top three changes for those buying, selling and investing in property.

With February concluded, we’re at a great point to measure the sentiment of the moving market. There are several reports that suggest optimism is building, especially in the sales sector. The first piece of analysis has just been released by Rightmove.

National Empty Homes Weeks 2024 runs from 4th to 10th March this year and while the thrust of the event is to shine a light on bringing vacant dwellings back into use, the organisers offer support to all those who may have an empty property.

No matter what type of property you own or its value, there is one piece of advice that’s almost universal – a fresh coat of paint on the interior walls can improve selling prospects.

Fixing wood to our walls is nothing new. There is evidence wood panelling was used in ancient Greece, Rome, Japan and China, mainly to provide insulation and protection.