At a glance
- Tell us what you need and we will contact you when a matching property comes up.
- It costs nothing to register, and it does not commit you to anything.
- Properties can go under offer quickly, so registering means you hear about the right ones early.
Rules and figures last checked October 2026.
How registering works
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Tell us what you are looking for
The areas, budget, number of bedrooms, property type and anything you cannot live without.
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We match you to new properties
New listings come on all the time. We contact you when one fits, so you are not checking portals all day.
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View at a time that suits you
We arrange viewings around your week.
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Make an offer with confidence
We pass your offer to the seller and keep you informed. See offers and completion.
Start now with the guided form, or look at what is available today on our property search.
What you get, and what we need from you
- From us: early word of matching homes, viewings that fit your diary, honest feedback and a clear account of where you stand on any offer.
- From you: a realistic budget, the areas and property types you would consider, how soon you want to move and whether you have a property to sell.
- Your details are used to match you to properties and contact you about them, as set out in our privacy policy. Ask us at any time to update or remove your registration.
Be ready to move quickly
- Know your budget and how you will pay. See mortgages explained and our calculators.
- Read how buying works so the steps are familiar.
- First-time buyer? See what help there is.
- Buying a flat? Read leasehold and freehold first.
We are an estate agent, so we do not give mortgage or legal advice, but we can point you to the right questions to ask. Our accreditations and regulation are on our About page.
This is a general guide to buying in England, not legal or financial advice. A conveyancer or solicitor should advise on your own purchase, and a regulated adviser on your mortgage.