What’s the reason for your next house move?
Are you thinking of moving home? Everyone has their own reasons for wanting to move, whether to gain more space or be closer to family. With more people than ever working from home, spare bedrooms are being converted into home offices, and the need for extra room continues to grow. Some are upsizing due to growing families, while others are downsizing to save on the cost of living. Relationships can also be a motivator to move.
When to move house is a personal decision. From experience, it’s best to avoid moving during winter as the weather conditions can make it miserable and sometimes unsafe. Moving in the spring is a much more enjoyable experience. And, if you don’t have children, avoiding bank holiday weeks and other peak holidays can mean cheaper moving costs due to reduced demand for moving services.
The location of your new home follows closely behind budget on most homebuyers’ priority list. Whether you’re looking for a home close to the beautiful Norfolk coastline or a city like Norwich, Ipswich, or Cambridge, you need to make the right move. When buying or renting, you should consider the proximity of amenities, family, and work.
Once you’ve established your budget and a rough location, you need to determine what type of property is right for you. How many bedrooms and bathrooms do you need? Do you want an en-suite or space for pets or cars? Everyone’s wants and needs are different. The age of the property and its energy performance rating will also affect the running costs, so it’s important to take that into account when looking for a property.
According to statistics collated by Brycelands Removals and Storage, most people move a total of eight times in a lifetime. At Summer Sky, we make the move into your new letting hassle-free. Whether you’re looking to rent or buy, our experienced lettings and estate agents will guide you through the process to ensure a smooth move.
Contact us for more information on how we can help you make the right move with Summer Sky.
Written By Logan Williams
