Sell your House Fast in Ely

National Homebuyers have a dedicated purchasing team comprised of local housing market experts covering all areas in and around Ely.

If you are looking to sell property in Ely and like the idea of a quick house sale, contacting National Homebuyers could very well be your best option. We buy any house in Ely and we are always interested in purchasing property in the Ely area.

National Homebuyers strive to stay one step ahead of all other companies that buy houses in Ely, and we have several methods of doing so. One of the things that sets us apart from the competition is that we buy your house in Ely directly from you. As a consequence we do not have to rely on profiteering middle men; nor do we have to wait on long, complicated property chains to allow us to complete the transaction. This allows us to guarantee you a fast property sale in Ely.

The second factor that distinguishes us from other companies who buy houses in Ely is that we endeavour to keep our knowledge of each local market in which we operate as up to date as possible. One of our main objectives is to maintain our position as a national company with a local presence. Contact National Homebuyers’ Ely house buyer team on 08000 443 911 or Request a Call Back icons above or fill out our online form now to get a cash offer to buy your house in Ely.

Regardless of where your property is located we buy any house anywhere in the UK.

Ely

Ely is a mainly agricultural Cathedral City famous for its historic past and array of Medieval architecture. Sitting on an island that constitutes the highest point in the Fens, Ely lies around 14 miles from Cambridge and has an approximate population of 21,000.

Ely House Prices & Redevelopment

It is for its rich Medieval history that Ely is most famed. Local historians claim that the city possesses the largest cluster of Medieval buildings that are still in use anywhere in the country. A mixed blessing, this sometimes contributes to a lack of new housing being built in the area.

Having said that, Gladman developments have recently approached East Cambridge District Council with plans to build 130 new homes on a 3.82 hectare site of undeveloped land just outside the city, north of Field End, Witchford.

House price rises in Ely have been buoyant over the past twelve months, as supply has struggled to keep up with demand. However, the latest figures point to a distinct cooling of the market in the near future, as demand begins to slow nationwide in the face of tougher regulations and fears over the impending imminence of a rise in the base rate of interest.

Mark Peck, of estate agency Cheffins, believes price escalations are set to slow in the immediate future. According to Mr Peck:

“[W]e have just agreed terms for a large detached modern property in Witchford for just under £600,000 – in this case, the buyer wanted to be closer to the King’s School in Ely. On the other hand we have seen some nervousness due to threatened job cuts in the public sector – which resulted in two offers being withdrawn on other properties. Overall, the market is changing. Prices have eased back slightly.”

This apparent mixed bag of a property market will have home owners and potential house buyers alike watching the Ely house prices closely in the coming months.

Ely Culture, Attractions & Things to Do

Ely is perhaps most famous for its Cathedral, and rightly so. Constructed over the nave crossing in the 1320s, Alan Walsingham’s octagon has been described by architectural historian Nakolaus Pevsner as the “greatest individual achievement of architectural genius at Ely Cathedral”. The Cathedral itself is widely regarded as one of the marvels of Mediaeval England. Ely also has a wealth of other sumptuous architecture and a beautiful waterside with enough antique shops, cafés and areas of outstanding beauty to keep anyone amused.

Ely Tradition & History

Though a Site of Special Scientific Interest  due to the existence of the palaeontologically significant Roswell Pits on the outskirts of the city, and while possessing archaeological evidence of inhabitation from the late Mesolithic, Bronze, Iron and Roman Ages, the true history of Ely as we know it began with the foundation of an abbey on the Isle of

Ely in 673 CE. The original abbey was created under the protection of St Etheldreda, King Anna’s daughter, whose protection failed in 870 when the abbey was destroyed by Danish raiders. Ethelwold, Bishop of Winchester, rededicated its replacement in 970.

Ely was the site of the fabled rebel Hereward’s legendary last stand against the Normans in 1070 and some historians believe that he also led a series of insurrectionist assaults from the Fens around the Isle. Simeon, the first Norman Bishop of Ely, began construction of the famous Ely Cathedral in 1083. By 1086, the abbey had become wealthy enough to be described as the ‘second richest monastery in England’ in the Domesday Book.

National Homebuyers Ely

If you wish to sell property in Ely, contacting National Homebuyers could be the best option for you. We will provide you with a fast, no obligation valuation of your property and guarantee to make a genuine cash offer to buy your home in Ely. National Homebuyers will buy your house in Ely direct, thus saving you the stress and hassle involved in being part of a complicated property chain.

Quick house sale specialists, we can help you sell your home fast in Ely chain and stress free. Call National Homebuyers’ Ely house buying representatives on 08000 443 911 or Request a Call Back icons above or fill out our online form now to get a genuine cash offer from National Homebuyers to buy your house in Ely.