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About Janette Estates
Janette Estates
Janette Estate Agents is a family-owned and operated agency, dedicated to offering an honest and straightforward approach, ensuring the best value for our clients. With extensive knowledge and experience in the local market, our team works tirelessly to provide landlords, tenants, buyers, and sellers with tailored solutions that meet their unique needs.
Thanks to the strong network we’ve built over the years, we’re able to offer a broader range of services than most other agents — from comprehensive property management and expert valuations to personalised marketing strategies and dedicated support throughout the entire property journey.
We pride ourselves on our integrity, reliability, and attention to detail. At Janette Estates, you’re not just another transaction — you’re a valued client. Our mission is to make the process of renting, buying, or selling as smooth and stress-free as possible, while delivering results you can trust.
Our Philosophy
Our Vision
At Janette Estate Agents, our vision is to be recognised as a trusted and forward-thinking property partner, known for delivering honest advice, exceptional service, and real results. We aim to redefine the estate agency experience by putting people first, embracing innovation, and continuously raising the standard for what clients can expect from their property journey.
Our Mission
At Janette Estate Agents, our mission is to provide reliable, transparent, and personalised property services that put our clients’ needs first. We are committed to helping landlords, tenants, buyers, and sellers navigate the property market with confidence by offering expert guidance, local knowledge, and a genuine dedication to their goals.
Our Values
Integrity: We uphold the highest ethical standards, ensuring honesty and transparency in every interaction.
Customer-Centricity: Our clients are at the heart of everything we do. We listen, understand, and provide solutions tailored to their unique needs.
Excellence: We strive for excellence in all aspects of our business, from customer service to market knowledge and property management.
Trust: Building trust through reliability and consistency is key to our long-term relationships with clients, partners, and communities.
Innovation: We embrace new technologies and ideas to stay ahead of market trends and deliver creative solutions that benefit our clients.
Community Focus: As a family-owned business, we value our local connections and work to enhance the communities we serve.
Our Resources
At Janette Estate Agents, we believe in empowering our clients with the knowledge and tools they need to make informed property decisions. Our comprehensive resources are designed to guide you through every step of the process, whether you’re buying, selling, renting, or managing a property.
Explore our selection of helpful guides, market insights, and industry tips, all curated to provide you with the latest information and expert advice. From property valuation tools and rental calculators to local market trends, we offer everything you need to navigate the property landscape with confidence.
We’re here to make your property journey as seamless as possible. If you ever need additional support or have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out to our team of experts.
TESTIMONIALS
Frequently Asked Questions
When purchasing property in the UK, it’s crucial to understand the implications of Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT), conveyancing, and legal due diligence. Buyers must also be aware of the Land Registry process to confirm ownership and resolve any boundary disputes. Financially, securing the right mortgage product is vital, as lenders will assess affordability through stress tests and loan-to-value ratios (LTV), while considering your creditworthiness. Additionally, understanding the impact of any capital gains tax on potential future sales is essential for long-term investment strategies.
In a volatile property market, there are several strategies for risk mitigation. Buyers should consider conducting thorough market research, including an analysis of local supply and demand trends, regional growth projections, and economic indicators. Property surveys are crucial to identify structural issues early, preventing future unexpected costs. Investors should also factor in mortgage rate variability and interest rate movements into their long-term financial plans, especially when opting for variable-rate mortgages. Diversification within your property portfolio—such as combining residential, commercial, or buy-to-let properties—can also reduce exposure to sector-specific downturns.
The tax implications when selling a property depend on whether the asset is your primary residence or an investment property. Capital Gains Tax (CGT) applies to the sale of second homes or buy-to-let properties. The calculation takes into account the purchase price, improvement costs, and the final selling price, minus any applicable exemptions. For those selling a second home or an investment property, careful consideration of letting relief and private residence relief (if applicable) can reduce the CGT liability. Additionally, changes to tax relief on mortgage interest for buy-to-let owners have significant tax planning implications.
When evaluating potential investment locations, consider economic fundamentals such as employment rates, population growth, and infrastructure development plans. Proximity to transport hubs and regeneration projects often correlate with higher capital appreciation. Furthermore, assess the local rental yield and tenant demand in the area, with particular focus on student housing, young professional rental markets, and areas with high rental shortfall. Landlord regulations and tenant rights in different regions can also significantly impact profitability, especially in cities with rent control policies or strong tenant protection laws.
Tenants in the UK have several legal protections under the Housing Act 1988 and other related legislation. These include the right to a written tenancy agreement, the right to live in a property that is safe and habitable, and protection against unlawful eviction. Landlords are required to comply with specific obligations, such as ensuring that the property meets health and safety standards, including gas and electrical safety checks. Tenants also have the right to challenge unfair rent increases and must be given proper notice before the end of a tenancy. Understanding these rights is essential to avoid disputes and ensure compliance with UK housing laws.
Before signing a tenancy agreement, it’s crucial to thoroughly review the terms and conditions, paying close attention to the length of the tenancy, rent payment terms, and any additional charges (e.g., for utilities, repairs, or maintenance). It’s essential to clarify the deposit requirements, and ensure it is protected under a government-approved tenancy deposit scheme. Ensure the agreement specifies notice periods and termination clauses. Tenants should also verify that the property is compliant with all safety regulations (gas, fire, and electrical safety). To protect yourself, consider conducting a thorough inventory check at the start of the tenancy and taking photographs of the property’s condition to avoid disputes over the return of your deposit.
