Latest Abergavenny news - Taylor & Co Property

Details: Published: 27 October 2020; Hits: 131

Whether you are moving to a new location, upgrading to a larger home or are looking for a project property, selling your home can seem daunting. If you have never sold a house before, all the unknown processes can leave your head spinning. Maybe you need to sell your home right away or perhaps you are making preparations to put your house on the market in the next year. Whatever your situation, read this helpful guide by The Guild of Property Professionals to prepare you to sell your home for the first time.

Details: Published: 24 October 2020; Hits: 53

Great article by On The Market featuring contributions by Kate Taylor on the positive benefits of living in Abergavenny's conservation area Click here to have a read and contact us for more in-depth information and advice on your property journey.

Details: Published: 20 October 2020; Hits: 51

Take a look inside our virtual tour of Apartment 5, one of a fine collection of luxury apartments, developed by Messrs Carter Lauren, representing an outstanding conversion of one of Abergavenny’s historic and iconic buildings, situated in the heart of the protected conservation quarter. Click here to have a look around

Details: Published: 19 October 2020; Hits: 52

First Minister Mark Drakeford has announced today that the Welsh Government will impose a two-week fire-break which will require Welsh residents to stay at home from 6pm on Friday 23 October until Monday 9 November. As part of the announcement, we are advised that Estate Agency offices must close and our team will therefore work from home wherever possible.

The announcement stated that home moves can still take place during this period if the moving date can't be delayed until after the short lockdown period is over. Associated activities, for example, removals processes, property preparation, handover of keys, surveys and valuations can also take place in line with guidance on working in other people’s homes. Surveyors can not enter occupied properties during the lockdown period. Surveys of vacant properties and those surveying the outside of a property can take place.

Property viewings can not take place during the fire-break period and so we will be utilising our Smart Viewing platform to show buyers around properties virtually.

In terms of our rental properties, maintenance work can only take place in an occupied property if it is urgent or to repair a fault which poses a direct risk to people’s safety – for example, emergency plumbing or to carry out an adaptation to allow that household to remain in their property. Work can take place where a property is vacant.

We learnt a lot during the last lockdown and have adapted best practice to enable us to continue a broad range of virtual services including VIRTUAL VALUATIONS. We have embraced up to date technology and all of our systems including our phones and IT equipment are all now cloud based.

For further information on how the fire-break will impact on your home move, get in touch.

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Details: Published: 04 October 2020; Hits: 63

Whether you're a pro or new to buying property, it can be a daunting experience with various obstacles along the way. However, buying at auction offers many benefits to homebuyers that you may not expect, including enhanced security and transparency to keep you in control and informed every step of the way. These benefits ensure that buying at auction is no longer just for the experienced investor. However, as more and more property sales are completed via auction each year, it's increasingly important that buyers can sort the facts from the fiction and truly understand the auction process. Click here to read the advice given by The Guild of Property Professionals on buying a property at auction #ProudGuildMember #estateagentsabergavenny #auction