Jackson Property Ltd

What do you find to be the hardest part about working from home? Perhaps it is the distractions created by your family, or the fact that you can't stop helping yourself to the contents of your fridge when it is just a few yards...

until 30 June 2021, no stamp duty will be charged on a residential property bought for up to £500,000. This covers the majority of houses and flats in the UK. Until 30 September 2021, no stamp duty will be charged on a...

Covid-19 may have left some families struggling to pay their mortgage, rent, living costs and other bills. This new law will ensure they have some "breathing space", giving them time to find a way to pay off their debts, from 4...

We are committed to protecting the safety and well-being of all our clients and staff at this time With this in mind we are offering you VIRTUAL PROPERTY VALUATIONS. So if you were thinking about putting your property on the...

We are pleased to announce that we have recently sold Newcastle Court near Evenjobb. This was a unique opportunity to acquire a glorious country estate and the chance to fully renovate the main residence returning it to its former...

Hi, Im James Garibbo the Lettings Manager at Jackson Property. There has recently been a legislation update surrounding the notice period a landlord is required to give any tenant to reclaim possession of their property. Prior to...

The proportion of the asking price achieved on average in the past year is 95.8 per cent according to a new survey. Comparison website GetAgent - analysing data from property portals cross-referenced with HM Land Registry and...

South-facing gardens are often considered the crème de la crème of gardens, so much so that agents have told us some home-hunters use a compass on their phone to check where the sun is coming from when they’re viewing a...

Prices up as activity bounces back but 175,000 sellers missing from marketAverage asking price of property coming to market in England up by an average of 1.9% (+£6,266), compared to March before the housing market was put on...

Some buyers have been sharpening their pencils, anticipating a fall in property prices following Covid19. The early indications are that pencils can be pinpoint sharp but it might not mean a lowering of prices, or that lowball...