Valuing a terraced house

Do you have a terraced house that needs valuing? Perhaps you need to sell your terraced house in order to change your living situation due to additions to the family, or perhaps you are simply curious to know the exact value of your home. The team here at Notar can help you value your terraced house based on a variety of relevant factors.

Find out what your terraced house is worth by using our digital valuation service, or request a physical meeting so that one of our estate agents can perform the valuation on site at your home. Our friendly and service-minded estate agents will be pleased to visit and value your terraced house or, alternatively, perform a digital valuation based on the pictures and information you provide. With excellent local knowledge and focus on your specific needs, we would also be delighted to assist you with the continued sales process if you so wish.

Revaluing your terraced house after improvements

Perhaps you have done a lot of work on your terraced house recently and therefore need a new valuation? It is common to perform a new valuation of a home after renovations or improvements, partly out of a desire to know how much the property could be sold for, or perhaps to facilitate a renegotiation of the terms of your mortgage. If the value of the property has increased, it may be possible for you to negotiate with your bank regarding improved terms and a lower loan-to-value ratio, which means a reduced level of amortisation. Perhaps it is time to check whether your terraced house has increased in value?

Comprehensive or general valuations

In principle there are two different valuation alternatives – general and comprehensive valuations.

• General valuation – A general valuation is not as thorough or accurate as a comprehensive valuation. It provides an estimated value only and is not usually included in a written property valuation report.
• Comprehensive valuation – A thorough valuation that is good to have as certification when e.g. negotiating a mortgage with your bank. The assessment is more comprehensive than a general valuation and covers aspects such as the condition and location of your terraced house, in order to arrive at as accurate a valuation as possible.

At Notar we primarily work with comprehensive valuations, as we want our clients to have the most accurate information possible, regardless of the purpose or intended use of the valuation. You can also choose between the options of valuing your terraced house digitally or openly via a physical meeting.

When performing a digital valuation, we use the pictures of your terraced house that you provide, and it is therefore important to ensure that such pictures are as clear and comprehensive as possible. Please also provide all other relevant information about your property, such as the floor plan, contract of sale, etc. as well as any other information that could affect the value.

If you choose a physical valuation, one of our knowledgeable and friendly estate agents will visit you at home and provide you with an immediate valuation of your terraced house on site. It is entirely up to you to select the option that best suits your needs. Both alternatives are provided completely free of charge! Read more at free valuation of your home.

Monitoring the value of your terraced house

Another way to continually keep track of housing market developments and how they affect the value of your terraced house is to register for our Value Monitor service. This service enables you to stay up to date and choose a time to sell your property when you feel that the price is at a good level. At Notar we always do everything we can to ensure that you achieve a truly successful outcome when selling your home.

More information here on how to sell terraced house.