Harry Larden - Ashford Property Expert

04/12/2025

Top tips!

25/11/2025

25/11/2025

25/11/2025

Thinking of selling your home? 🏡
Here are a few quick tips to help your property shine in photos and attract more buyers 👇
✨ Declutter your spaces
✨ Mow the lawn for a clean, fresh look
✨ Boost kerb appeal by tidying the front
Small changes = BIG impact when hitting the market! 📸✨

25/11/2025

Fantastic rental property!

06/11/2025

Base rates held at 4%. Mortgage lenders have reduced their rates in the past few weeks so call the office on 01233501601 so we can help you find the best deal.

10/03/2025

12/12/2024

📍4 bed detached house for sale in Wiltshire Gardens, Ashford, TN25.

£475,000.

⭐ Stunning Kitchen
⭐ Downstairs W.C
⭐ 3 Reception Rooms
⭐ Detached Family Home
⭐ Extended Accommodation
⭐ Superbly Presented Throughout
⭐ Available To View Now
⭐ Chain Free
⭐ Off Road Parking

The property was built in 2016, the garage was converted into a second living space and there has been an extension to the rear making the ground floor a great space compared with properties in the local area.

What's to offer? As you approach the property it sits on a great corner plot which looks out onto the greenery and woodland. There is ample on road parking and the house is situated right at the end of the estate. The front of the property is weather boarded with a brick wall and metal fence and the garden area is made up with artificial grass and a path leading to the front door.

Would you like to know more? Use the contact details below. 👇
📞 01233 501601
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.evolutionproperties.co.uk

06/08/2024

Great information!

Zoopla recently last month took a look at current Standard Variable Rates by lenders and their fixed rates too. The difference between the two figures was nearly double, which is only additional interest, not you paying off more of your mortgage. Zoopla stated: "If you had a £200,000 mortgage spread over 25 years on a £250,000 property, you could end up paying several hundred of pounds more in interest each month on the lender’s SVR... On the standard variable rate of 9.49%, you’d be paying £1,746 a month. At the two-year fixed rate of 5.14%, you’d be paying £1,185 a month. With the five-year fixed rate of 4.64%, you’d be paying £1,127 a month. That’s a potential difference of £619 a month, or £7,428 a year, between a lender’s standard variable rate mortgage and fixed rate deal." (Zoopla, July 2024). As you can see here, if your current deal is due to end soon, it is definitely worth having your next fixed rate lined up so you don't go on a standard variable rate.