How much is my property worth?

Frequently Asked Questions

• What can I expect during a valuation?

  During an in-person valuation, a professional agent from Romans will visit your property, thoroughly inspecting each room and the exterior. After the assessment, they will provide an expert estimate of your property’s potential sale or rental value. They can also offer tailored advice on any improvements that could enhance your property’s market appeal.

• How do you calculate a property’s value?

  At Romans, we believe in complete transparency. We consider various factors to ensure a fair and accurate valuation. These include:

  • The type and condition of your property (detached, semi-detached, terraced, flat)
  • Current market demand in your area
  • Location, area demographics, and transport links
  • For letting, the target demographic your property will attract (e.g., families, professionals, students)
  • For selling, specific features such as garden size, parking availability, and whether the property is freehold or leasehold

• Why choose Romans for your valuation?

  Romans has been a trusted name in property for almost 40 years. We successfully let and sell homes across Berkshire, Bristol, Buckinghamshire, Greater London, Hampshire, Oxfordshire, Somerset, Surrey, and Wiltshire. Our passion for property and deep understanding of the areas we operate in ensures that your property is valued accurately. Our experts provide clear and honest explanations of how we arrived at your valuation, giving you confidence in the process.

• How much does a property valuation cost?

  We offer property valuations at no cost. This is the same as most estate agents. It’s important to choose a reputable local agent for your valuation. Be cautious of agents who may overvalue your property to secure your business. An unrealistic price can lead to extended time on the market potentially resulting in a lower final sale or rental price. A property priced accurately from the start has a greater chance of success.

• Do I need to be present during the valuation?

  While it’s beneficial for you to be present during the valuation, it’s not a requirement. Our valuer may have follow-up questions, so being available to provide additional information is always helpful.