In-Deed is a national conveyancing company which provides highly efficient conveyancing legal services to Hampshire in Hampshire.
We work on a No Completion, No Fee basis so you will only cover any solicitor costs if and when your move ultimately completes. (Read about our fixed conveyancing fee guarantee) At In-Deed we give you qualified and experienced lawyers for your Andover property sale or purchase and an outstanding service.
Property Price Data in Andover
Oct-10 | Oct-11 | Oct-12 | Oct-13 | |
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210 | 206 | 209 | 213 |
In the last 4 years, house values in Hampshire have risen. Rising by 2% compared to last year, in October 2013, the Land Registry recorded property purchases with an average of £213, 376.
Average property prices generally are likely to continue increasing this year. Reasons for the rise include Help to Buy and Funding for Lending programmes. Some experts are warning of a bubble. A correction may be due within a few years.
Recent property transactions
- Freehold House Purchase - Hanson Road, Andover, Hants, SP10, £180, 000
- Freehold Sale - Tower Close, Charlton, Andover, SP10, £195, 000
- Freehold Sale - Cheavley Close, Andover, Hampshire, SP10, £220, 000
- Freehold House Purchase - Batchelors Barn Road, Andover, Hampshire, SP10, £185, 000
- Freehold Sale - Lingen Close, Andover, Hampshire, SP10, £181, 000
Solicitors Legal Fees In Andover
Our fixed quote means no additional fees to be apprehensive about on your Andover move.
A lot of firms hide further fees in the T's and C's in their estimate. Things to look into may include costs for retrieving a file from storage. or for administration.
Comparing Andover solicitor conveyancing quotes
It is important to be cautious when attempting to compare Andover conveyancing solicitors quotes. Why not check out our incisive list of potential fees which helps you with what you need to be aware of in the quote when hunting for any hidden additional fees .
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Local Authority and Council Tax for Andover
Andover is located in Test Valley Borough Council (Conservative controlled). The council tax brackets for the tax year 2013\2014 are as follows; Band A - £938, Band B - £1, 095, Band C - £1, 251, Band D - £1, 408, Band E - £1, 720, Band F - £2, 033, Band G - £2, 346, Band H - £2, 815.
Living in the Andover area
Andover is located in Hampshire in South East England and is approximately 12 miles from Winchester, the county town. The Southampton Arms, the Station Hotel, the Redbridge, the Lamb Inn and the White Hart are some of the local pubs. Local Andover amenities include The Pie Shop bakery and Southampton Butchers Ltd. Local residents should appreciate Andover Museum & The Museum of The Iron Age, Finkley Down Farm Park and Hawk Conservancy Trust.
Some locals may visit Andover's Waitrose, on Chantry Way, The Chantry Centre. This supermarket provides more than a place to pick up bread and milk. Living near a Waitrose can boost your house's value by up to 50%. A few estate agents may not be persuaded by 'the Waitrose effect', but it remains a factor to be mindful of if you are purchasing in Andover.
Conveyancing Process Explained
Selecting a conveyancing quote | The first step in the procedure is selecting a solicitor to actually carry out the work. It is important to check the terms for any additional costs before you make a final decision. |
Appointing a solicitor | At the point you have chosen which lawyer you want to complete the legals for your Andover home move you will need to formally appoint them. To do this you MUST scour any terms of engagement for any hidden conveyancing costs like charges for storing deeds after completion, before you approve them. |
Draft contracts stage | The lawyer, once instructed, will communicate with the other side's solicitor to receive the draft contract. The contract sets out title deed information, the price, and the deposit. The final version is agreed, and initial dates may be settled for exchange and completion. |
Instruct a Home Buyer Survey | A home survey is advised so you can establish if there are any serious defects like Japanese Knotweed and penetrating damp. Thatched roofs are an example of an area issue common in Hampshire. |
Andover conveyancing searches | The routine searches required by mortgage lenders are Chancel Liability, Local Authority, Environmental and Drainage and Water. These cover a broad range of factors, including details of conservation area controls. |
Exchange of contracts | Contracts are exchanged, and the buyer pays the deposit (usually 10% of the sale price, but this is negotiable). |
Completion | The seller's deeds are handed over to the buyer, once payment of the balance (less the deposit) of the purchase price is made. Keys to their purchase are then picked up. |
Post Completion | Even though you will now have taken ownership your solicitor still has unfinished work to complete including registering the property at HM Land Registry. |
Help to Buy in Andover
This programme makes it possible for home movers with at least a 5% deposit to buy a new-build or existing home priced at up to £600, 000. To claim Help to Buy, the home must be your main home and not Buy to Let.
For further detail, call the Money Advice Service, or your local Help to Buy agent.
Conveyancing when Remortgaging a Andover property
Are you intending to remortgage a flat or house in Andover? Our team of solicitors can take instructions for all mortgage lender panels, from Ecology Building Society to St James Place Bank. Our team have developed state of the art remortgage technologies helping our SRA regulated solicitors to offer a rapid and bespoke conveyancing service.
Online Conveyancing
Online conveyancing technology, including tools like casetracking and SMS updates, is marketed by many law firms as the secret to fast, cheap conveyancing.
In reality, the key to a faster, easier move is a proactive and communicative solicitor. Working with our solicitors, buyers and sellers experience the benefit of both online conveyancing and also the advice of an experienced conveyancing solicitor.