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Looking to buy or sell property in Peterborough?
The team at haart estate agents is here to help
haart Peterborough is part of the UK’s largest independent estate agent. We help thousands of people every year to buy and sell property. If you’re looking to buy, our local specialists will help you to find the right property. If you’re selling, we will help you to get the best possible price.
If you’re looking for a low maintenance new home, the new developments in Hampton and Cardea will appeal, and there’s everything from terraced houses to apartments and stunning detached houses in the city and the surrounding villages, including Oundle, Stilton, Crowland and Thorney.
Whether you’re looking for a new or character property, need to live near a particular school or want to be close to bars and cafes, haart estate agents will help you to find your ideal property in Peterborough.
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Meet your Peterborough Team
James Bunning
Senior Residential Sales Consultant
Luke Hill
Branch Manager
Christopher Long
Property Marketing Consultant
Meet the Team
We can help you buy or sell your property in Peterborough
Whether you are buying or selling a property in Peterborough, our specialists have the local market knowledge and services to help you:
- Free house valuations
- Mortgage advice
- Conveyancing advice
All properties are marketed on rightmove.co.uk and onthemarket.com, and on the haart website. We advertise in local newspapers and use an innovative social media tool called FLINK to target prospective buyers.
The haart Peterborough office is open seven days a week. Do come and see us or give us a call.
Luke Hill, Branch Manager
£232,793
Average - Peterborough selling price
Source: Land Registry
We know Peterborough
Peterborough is an hour and half’s train journey to London and is easily accessible via the A1.
With a population in excess of 190,000, Peterborough is well served with schools and colleges making it popular with families.
Peterborough and its surrounding area has been inhabited since at least the Bronze Age. The city’s central position, and location on the A1 and the main London to Edinburgh railway line has made it one of the fastest growing cities in the UK, with new developments springing up throughout the area.
Residents can enjoy eating at a number of restaurants, pubs and bars in the city and less than an hour away is the Wash National Nature Reserve, great for walking and those that enjoy the great outdoors!
Peterborough bridges the Cambridgeshire, Rutland, Lincolnshire and Northamptonshire borders and is at the heart of rural England. However, it is a thriving and confident city with lots going on for all ages, from big events to great shopping, and an impressive arts and sports scene. Clubs, cafes, pubs and restaurants cater to every palate, and there’s a stunning Normal cathedral to explore, if you’re in the mood for something historical.
Areas haart Peterborough covers
- PE1
- PE2
- PE3
- PE4
- PE6
- PE7