How Much is My Property Worth on the Isle of Wight?

Frequently Asked Questions

• What should I expect during a valuation?

  During an in-person valuation, an agent will visit your property. They will look in each room as well as outside, before giving you their assessment of how much they think you could sell or let for. They can also offer advice on whether there’s anything you could do to increase your property’s estimated rental or sales value.

• How is the value of my property calculated?

  We like to be completely transparent - you'll never be left wondering how or why we've valued your property at a certain price. In order to work out the fair value of your property, we consider several factors, including:

  • The type of property you have (detached, semi-detached, terraced, flat)
  • Current demand in the area
  • The general condition of the property
  • Your property's location, area demographic, and transport links
  • If letting, the demographic your property will attract (e.g. families, professionals, students)
  • If selling, specifics of the property such as size of garden, available parking, whether it’s freehold or leasehold

• Why should I use Hose Rhodes Dickson for a valuation?

  Hose Rhodes Dickson have been successfully letting and selling properties for over 35 years. We are passionate about property and our staff know the local areas we operate in like no one else. Whether you’re selling or letting a property, you can be assured our experts will not only value your property accurately, but also be transparent with you as to how they came to that figure.

• How much does a property valuation cost?

  Most agents, including Leaders, carry out valuations for free. Always use a trusted, local agent to provide you with a valuation. Be mindful that some agents may give a high valuation of your home so that you choose to sell or let with them. However, if the sales or rental price is unrealistic, your property will be on the market longer than necessary. This will put buyers or tenants off, and may mean you actually achieve less than you could have if it was priced correctly initially.

• Do I need to be present at the property during a valuation?

  While it is better if the owner can be present during a valuation, it’s not essential. After visiting the property, the valuer may have some questions to ask, so be ready to provide as much information as you can.