Sell your House Fast in Preston

National Homebuyers have a dedicated purchasing team covering all areas in and around Preston.

At National Homebuyers, we make it our business to be as informed as possible on every aspect of the entire property market in every area in which we operate. If you are looking to sell your home in Preston, you can rest assured that, with us, you will sell your house fast. National Homebuyers, the quick house sale experts, will provide you with a fast, no obligation valuation and guaranteed cash offer on your home in Preston. We buy any house, regardless of your circumstances, condition or location of your property. Professional home buyers for the past ten years, and experts in the Preston property market, we are able to offer the most effective, convenient, personalised service possible.

Contact our Preston house buying team on 08000 443 911 or Request a Call Back icons or fill out our online form in order to get a cash offer to buy your house in Preston.

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

Preston

Lying on the north bank of the River Ribble, the City of Preston has an approximate population of 132,000, while there are around 313,000 people living in the greater built up area of Preston.

Preston House Prices & Redevelopment

According to the Rightmove house price index, house buyers in Preston are paying around 3% more to buy property than they were at this point last year and Home.co.uk’s figures show that the average time it takes to sell property in Preston is 134 days. The latest monthly figures show that there was no change in average house prices in the month to August 2014.

Preston did not experience the type of meteoric house price inflation witnessed in other areas of the country in the early part of 2014 and average house prices in the area are still generally significantly less than the peak levels they achieved in 2007.

Plans are being formulated to regenerate Preston city centre in the wake of the failed Preston Tithebarn scheme. The scheme includes the development of a new office quarter and is expected to yield around 6,000 new jobs in Preston over the next 15 years.

The redevelopment of Cottam Hill Brickworks, which will see the construction of 5,000 new homes, a large Tesco store and other commercial units and local amenities, is another large redevelopment project that is hoped will improve Preston in the future.

Preston Culture & Attractions

Preston’s long history means there are a number of notable buildings in the city that attract architecture from all over the country; St Walburge’s Church, which has the highest church spire in England, is the most famous of these. Miller Arcade, the Town Hall, the Harris Museum, the Minster Church of St. John the Evangelist, the former Corn Exchange and Public Hall are among Preston’s other notable landmark buildings.

Preston boasts a safe and vibrant nightlife, as signified by its purple flag status, and the city is an excellent destination for shoppers as it is filled with several long established boutique style stores, as well as a host of indoor and outdoor markets and many high street brands in its two large inner city shopping arcades and main retail district. There are also several beautiful parks, nature reserves and other green spaces dotted throughout the city centre.

Preston Tradition & History

The place name Preston derives relatively unambiguously from the Old English for ‘priest’s town’. While there is much evidence of Roman activity in the area, Preston was not founded until the Angles arrived.

Preston was a militarily strategic important site and a relatively lucrative economic centre throughout the Mediaeval and Early Modern Periods and its equidistance from London and Glasgow meant it was the site of several battles, most notably during the English Civil War and the Jacobite Uprisings. Yet despite all this, Preston remained a medium sized market town until the Industrial Revolution, when it expanded exponentially.

Preston became one of the boomtowns of the 19th century, becoming a major manufacturing centre and one of the principle cotton industry hubs in the world, the second town in the country lit by gas lighting, the cradle of Arkwright’s revolutionary invention of the water frame and the inspiration for for Coketown, the setting of Charles Dickens’ Hard Times.

National Homebuyers Preston

National Homebuyers will buy your house in Preston for cash. We are the UK’s premier fast purchase property company and we have spent the past ten years building a reputation for equitableness and professionalism. If you are hoping to sell your home in Preston ,contact National Homebuyers today and we will offer you a fast, comprehensive, no obligation valuation and a guaranteed cash offer to buy your house in Preston.

Contact our Preston house buying team on 08000 443 911 or Request a Call Back icon above or fill out our online form in order to get a cash offer to buy your house in Preston.