We can view your vacant property as it stands, without staging or decorating. Tell us who holds the keys, whether you live elsewhere and what belongings remain, so we can discuss practical access.
No obligation
Our own company funds
No mortgage application on our side
No chain on our side
Vacant property
One less property to keep travelling back to
Empty does not have to mean prepared for sale
Whether the house is unfurnished, partly furnished or still full of belongings, we can view it as it stands. You do not need to stage rooms or organise a full clearance before selling to us. Take the possessions you want to keep and discuss what remains.
If you live away from the property, tell us how access can be arranged. We will discuss a practical visit rather than expect you to make unnecessary journeys just to prepare the house. Tell us about any known safety or access concerns before anyone attends.
Consider the cost of continuing to hold the property
A completed sale can shorten the period in which you carry costs such as insurance, maintenance, utility standing charges, mortgage interest and council tax where payable. Those costs depend on your property and arrangements; an enquiry does not stop bills, cancel debts or remove mortgage redemption obligations.
Welsh council-tax exemptions or reductions may apply to an empty property, including some inherited homes. Check eligibility with the local authority rather than assume every empty home has the same bill. Keep appropriate insurance, security and other responsibilities in place until the relevant point agreed with your advisers and providers.
Share what you know. These prompts are optional, and you do not need to gather a complete document file before enquiring. Keep the first enquiry to general property facts, without other people’s personal records.
Roughly how long the property has been unoccupied and when it was last visited.
Whether services are connected and how access could be arranged.
Any damage or changes noticed since it was last occupied.
Tell us if you live elsewhere and who can appropriately arrange access. We can discuss the practical arrangements before a viewing.
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Offer
Consider our offer
After viewing, we make a clear, no-obligation offer. Take time to compare your options; you do not have to accept.
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Conveyancing
Agree the legal work and date
If you accept, your independent solicitor and ours progress the conveyancing. Agreement, satisfactory legal due diligence and contract still apply.
A clear offer, with clear conditions
What selling directly to us includes.
A direct purchase after viewing
After viewing, we make a clear, no-obligation offer using our own company funds. There is no mortgage application or onward property-sale chain on our side—not a promise that every possible delay is removed.
Our 24-hour response commitment is not an instant valuation, offer or completed purchase.
No need to empty the property
Take the possessions you wish to keep and discuss leaving agreed furniture and belongings in place. There is no need to organise a full house clearance before contacting us. Any occupier’s rights and belongings must be respected.
Your conveyancing costs paid on completion
When your sale to Alexander Property completes, we pay all conveyancing fees and associated charges for the sale. Choose your own solicitor, or ask us to help arrange an independent solicitor to act for you.
Our payment is conditional on completion. If the sale does not complete, we do not cover those costs; any charges payable to your solicitor depend on your agreement with them. Probate and estate-administration costs are not included.
Completion in 7–28 days where circumstances allow
We can complete in 7–28 days from acceptance of our offer, provided the seller has the necessary authority to sell and the conveyancing can proceed.
An empty property is not automatically ready for a quick completion. Ownership, title, condition and the conveyancing still need to be checked.
We agree the date with you and your solicitor. Offers and purchases remain subject to agreement, satisfactory legal due diligence and contract.
No estate agent needed
Sell directly to us without having to appoint an estate agent to find your buyer. If you have already instructed an agent, check your existing agreement: a fee may still be payable. Our purchase does not cancel those obligations.
Your property, your decision
A direct sale is a choice, not an obligation.
An open-market sale may reach more buyers and achieve a higher price, while an auction offers a different marketing and sale process with its own terms and fees. A direct sale may suit you if avoiding preparation and coordinating repeated visits matters more than testing the widest market.
Our offer will not necessarily match the highest open-market price. Consider the amount you would receive, the costs and conditions of each route, and what matters to you. You can choose not to accept our offer.
Questions about vacant property
Useful answers before you decide.
Does vacant mean the house must be completely empty?
No. A property can be unoccupied but furnished. We can purchase with agreed belongings remaining; remove what you want to keep and discuss the rest with us.
Can I enquire if I live outside South Wales?
Yes, if the property is within our South Wales buying area. Enter the property address, not your home address, and mention any access arrangements or distance constraints.
Should I decorate or reconnect services for a viewing?
No decorating is required for our visit. Tell us if services are disconnected or access is restricted so we can discuss a safe, practical assessment. Do not undertake unsafe work for a viewing.
When do the ongoing costs stop?
Not when you send an enquiry. The relevant end dates depend on completion, contracts and your providers. Your solicitor can advise on the transaction and any mortgage redemption; the council can confirm council-tax liability or exemptions.
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