Cheltenham Estate Agents

Carver Knowles are Estate Agents for Cheltenham and surrounding area

By focusing on all aspects of property sales, our clients benefit from our detailed knowledge of the market place and our understanding of what is required to achieve a successful sale.

Whether we are dealing with town properties, country houses, farm houses or conversions, we know that maximising the sale price relies on a properly planned and managed marketing campaign and in adopting an intelligent and rigorous approach to negotiations.

Property of the week

Location: Leckhampton Price: £285,000
			A 1960s built three bedroom end terraced house overlooking Naunton Park. The well presented accommodation comprises entrance hall, sitting/dining room, modern conservatory, modern kitchen and bathroom. There is adjacent parking, enclosed garden and single garage. NO CHAIN. See More Details

Latest News

17 May 2012

Rising Confidence

Confidence appears to be returning to the property market with an increasing number of home movers expecting house prices to be higher in 12 months' time, according to findings in a survey. Eight of ten of those surveyed believed house prices would either be higher or at the same level a year from now. Over a third (35 per cent) of 40,000 people expect house prices to be higher in a years’ time. This is the most upbeat property price forecast for eighteen months, property listing website Rightmove said.

30 April 2012

Spring bounce for property sales, HMRC figures show

The number of homes sold in the UK rose sharply in March as the typical spring bounce took hold, HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) said.There were 74,000 completed sales during the month, up from 63,000 the previous month, the figures show.

10 April 2012

New Buyer Interest Edged Up In March

The unusually warm weather and a rush of first-time buyers trying to beat a stamp duty deadline gave the housing market a boost last month, a report has said. New buyer inquiries edged up in March, with 9% more estate agents reporting increases rather than decreases in demand, the highest reading in almost two years, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) said.