My Area – East Anglia

East Anglia Property Buying Agent

Finding a property in such a beautiful county can be a quite a task, with gorgeous properties everywhere you look! By using a buying agent in East Anglia, you can take full advantage of their expertise and great knowledge of the area to find the right place for you.  Working as your home finder, Kerry will take on board all your requirements to help find the perfect area and property in East Anglia for you.

The north Norfolk coast‘s wide open beaches are in contrast with Suffolk’s rockier coastal cliffs, but both offer a relaxing and unspoilt environment popular with retirees and second home owners. Inland Norfolk and North Suffolk are a great hunting ground for buyers seeking farmsteads and acreage at very reasonable prices, within easy reach of Norwich’s old streets of restaurants, upmarket boutiques and impressive leisure facilities.

South Suffolk and North Essex have a sleepy feel and are rich in period houses, ancient villages and a good line in cosy pubs and great restaurants, being somewhat of a culinary hotspot these days. Bury St Edmunds is the standout town, blending facilities beyond its size with medieval streets and timbered buildings, whilst Stansted offers a quick and easy air hub for Europe. South Essex has a busier, more built-up feel with towns like Brentwood popular with commuters taking advantage of excellent fast train links to Liverpool Street.

Further around the M25, Hertfordshire is a small county which packs a lot into its boundaries: with no less than four very attractive towns in St Albans, Harpenden, Hitchin and Hertford (all with quick rail links in the capital and easy access to Luton airport) separated by some extremely pretty rolling countryside, which in a few pockets feels more like the Dales than the south-east!

Cambridgeshire‘s rural areas are notable for their flat geography and small villages, rich with pretty period properties and offering a blend of good schooling, friendly active communities and easy access to Cambridge and London by car via the M11, and by train to Liverpool Street or Kings Cross. Cambridge itself is perhaps most known for its world-famous university, comprising 31 colleges which occupy many of the breathtaking period gems in the City centre. However, it’s also a thriving, endlessly fascinating cultural centre in its own right, easily accessible on foot or by the ubiquitous bicycle, the standard and well-served mode of transport in the region!

If you are looking to use a buying agent in East Anglia and would like some advice from our friendly property finder, then please don’t hesitate to contact us.