Local information
Based on reallymoving data from January 2021 to May 2023
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Average property price:
£271,337
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Average number of bedrooms:
2.70
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reallymoving movers:
792
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Average distance moved:
43 miles
Wellingborough is a market town in Northamptonshire by the River Nene about 11 miles north east of Northampton, the county town. The town is growing in popularity as the rail link to London St Pancras takes under an hour, attracting many commuters. The town is therefore perfect for those who want maintain working in the city whilst having a more rural and quiet home life with house prices that aren’t extortionate like those in the capital. In the last year alone up to June 2016, reallymoving had helped 381 people move to the area.
There are two main types of housing survey, and our Chartered Surveyors in the area can offer both. The first is a standard HomeBuyer Report, designed for conventionally built, newer properties. The second is a Building Survey, designed for older properties or those that might have structural weaknesses. For example, a house that has had past flooding may need a Building Survey to check its structural soundness. The town is mostly built above the River Nene’s flood plain, so flooding is generally not an issue, but there are still many old buildings within Wellingborough, so a Building Survey is still looking into.
Whatever property you choose, really moving will help you save time and even money. When you’ve moved into the area, why not go for a stroll through Irchester Country Park, or go for a fun-fuelled day out at the Santa Pod raceway?
So, if you’re looking for Chartered Surveyors in Wellingborough, then you’ve come to the right place. Reallymoving can offer you 4 quotes from local and professional RICS regulated Chartered Surveyors in the local area who can offer you both HomeBuyer Reports and Building Surveys. Whether moving to a house near Croyland park or to a property by the River Nene, click on ‘Get Quotes’ and fill in our simple form to start comparing surveyors quotes today.
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