Buying a House in Brighton & Hove
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Q Estate Agents realise that buying a home can be a stressful and busy time. We also recognise that you have probably registered your details with numerous agents; you’re receiving constant updates from various property websites and have everyone pitching mortgage quotes and solicitor fees at you on every call.
The last thing you need is to be constantly bombarded with estate agents trying to show you homes that don’t match your needs. We want to find you the right home so why not call us and run through your requirements or even better pop into our Brighton office for a coffee and a chat about your new home and we’ll agree when and how it’s best to contact you. If you want to learn a little more about the different areas throughout Brighton and Hove, then scroll down and click on our area guides below.
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Buy in Confidence with Our Extensive Local Knowledge
Our knowledge of Brighton & Hove is second to none and we would hope we can answer any questions you may have about the area, and if we can’t we’ll go away and do the research for you. We appreciate our buyer’s considerations and endeavour to give you the best advice when it comes to practical matters such as schools, transport links and nearest shops.
We also like to think we can point you in the direction of some of the Brighton & Hove’s hidden gems so if you’re looking for an undiscovered restaurant or tucked away pub, a simple café or a boutique shop, or even where to find the quietest spots on the beach, just ask for our suggestions.
We understand the importance of local knowledge and how important this can be to your move. Whether buying, selling or renting having the inside line on the area can make all the difference. Brighton and Hove is our home and we have a lot of pride in this city. There is a great cultural heritage in Brighton based on an independent spirit which is why we strive to be involved in the community.
From working with other local businesses to supporting local schools we have the inside line. We believe this also helps us to be best placed to understand the expectations of buyers and sellers in the city.
Area Guides
Patcham Guide
Patcham is popular suburb to the north of the city. More sedate than the more central areas it has a thriving local community based around the schools and enjoys excellent transport links.
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Hanover & Elm Grove Guide
Hanover has enjoyed a surge in popularity since the 1980’s and now homes a wide range of pubs, cafes and independent shops.
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Queens Park Guide
Queens Park itself is arguably the most beautiful park in the city with its gentle slopes forming a natural valley leading down towards Kemp Town and the seafront. The park enjoys an excellent range of facilities including a children’s play area, tennis courts, a duck pond and a café.
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Preston Circus & London Road Guide
Preston Circus offers one of Brighton's most iconic sights courtesy of the famous kicking legs protruding from the top of the Duke of York's Picturehouse. This popular quarter of Brighton is home to an eclectic mix cafes, bars and restaurants. An afternoon can easily be lost in the second hand shops and world food markets of London Road.
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North Laine Guide
Not to be confused with The Lanes - and no, it isn't the North Lanes and the South Laines. North Laine is a destination all of its own.
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Preston Park & Fiveways Guide
Preston Park and Fiveways has long been one of the city's most popular locations for families. Plenty of parks, highly regarded schools, and a little bit quieter than the city centre.
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Seven Dials, Port Hall and Prestonville Guide
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Kemptown Guide
Kemptown runs along the seafront from Brighton Pier to the west to Sussex Square to the east. Vibrant and buzzy along St James's Street and more sedate around St Georges Road it offers a bit for everyone if you want to be close to the sea.
View moreNew Church Road, Portland Road and Poets Corner Guide
West Hove is one of the city's most desirable locations. Large detached and semi-detached homes dominate the streets to the south of Portland Road while the smaller streets of Poets Corner have an identity of their own. Portland Road itself have seen plenty of investment in recent years to become a commercial hub in its own right.
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Elm Grove and Lewes Road Guide
Lewes Road connects the city centre with the universities, and being a university town this brings a diverse range of residents to this part of the city.
View moreCentral Hove Guide
Elegant streets providing stylish homes in a blend of mansion blocks and contemporary apartments draw people to central Hove when house hunting.
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