Properties For Sale

Current properties for sale

Lea Street, Kidderminster I£175,000

Large Three bedroom house, close to town center and local amenities

Connought Ave Kidderminster £215,000

delightful three bed bed villa is packed with charm and Victorian elegance.
Generous proportions and charming features create a family home full of character and personality.

Redstone Lane Stourport I £230,000

Three Bedroom, semi-detached family home in sought after area of Stourport

Caunsall Road, Kidderminster | £320,000

35 Blueball Cottages, a rare gem steeped in history, offers a unique opportunity for a dream lifestyle. Dating back to the 1870s, this three-bedroom home in Caunsall boasts original features over three floors, including an attic bedroom with ensuite, cellar, and a large garden.

Ferndale Crescent Kidderminster £210,000

A three bedroom family home in a quiet location in the sought after residential area of Ferndale. Situated at the head of the road in an elevated corner plot, close to open countryside with walks including Habberley trail and Trimpley reservoir yet within easy reach of local amenities and schools

Whitehouse Cottages, Stourport-on-Severn | £385,000

Take the gravel path that leads through the garden arch draped with heritage scented roses, to the intoxicating herb garden that greets you at the door. Kick off your shoes and relax into comfort, because you wont want to leave this charming retreat.

Welch Gate, Bewdley | £150,000

Nestled in Bewdley town, this delightful two-bedroom cottage offers perfect, cosy, and simple living. The accommodation includes a living room, kitchen, downstairs bathroom with a bath, two bedrooms, and a shared garden.

1. Buying a Period Home

Millions of people enjoy the love affair of owning and living in an older home.
Owning a period property is a bit like owning a work of art, many buyers prefer to look for a property with age because of the quality of the build along with the size of the plot and the value for money.

Older homes also come with potential issues like older plumbing and electrics or even renovation projects, generally the good points far outweigh the bad.

Newer homes tend to be built on much smaller plots and are usually built on mass with speed and convenience in mind. Ultimately the choice of whether to buy old or new is down to each individual. If you have decided that a period home is right for you then there are many beautiful properties to choose from.

2. Mortgages

Most people require a mortgage to buy a home. Before you can start looking at properties you will need to find out how much you can borrow. We recommend that you speak with a mortgage adviser who will discuss your options and search for the best deal.

You could also apply online or through your bank.

3. Viewing

The fun part, view lots of houses, even the ones that you are not quite sure about. View as many as you can as this will help you to figure out what it is you are looking for and just as importantly what you don’t want, then when the right house comes along you will know it.

Photos and videos of properties are very helpful but remember that they show you the very best features of a property.

You always need to visit in person.

Very often you can get a feel for a place and viewing houses is no different.

You will know when it feels right.

4. Offers

You have found your dream home, now the nail biting starts!!

You work out what you feel is a good offer and we do the negotiation with the vendor on your behalf.

Everyone is different when approaching the offers. You may start out low and work up to an acceptable price that the vendor is willing to take or you may go straight in with the asking price to secure the purchase.

At this stage you will need to provide us with ID and proof of deposit funds along with a current valid Mortgage in principle (MIP).

5. Solicitor

Your offer has been accepted and you are on the road to owning your new home. Now you need a solicitor, our comprehensive list of solicitors will provide you with a quote. They are online and work very efficiently. However, if you prefer to source your own solicitor then you will need to provide us with their full contact details.

6. The Sale

You will be asked by your solicitor to complete the initial forms and identification checks. Your solicitor will carry out searches and enquiries, your mortgage provider will carry out your mortgage survey. Any other surveys that you have requested will also be carried out.

During the sale, you will receive regular updates from your solicitor regarding progress.
The contracts will be drawn up and exchanged and a completion date set.

Frequently asked questions

What are the stages of buying a house?

Step 1 – Get a mortgage agreement in principle.
Step 2 – Find your home and make an offer.
Step 3 – Instruct a conveyancer.
Step 4 – Perform conveyancing searches.
Step 5 – Arrange a survey.
Step 6 – Finalise your mortgage.
Step 7 – Pay the deposit.
Step 8 – Agree moving dates.

Can estate agents tell buyers about other offers?

Can you find out other offers on a house? Estate agents are legally required to tell potential buyers of other offers on the property but not the offer amount. So, if you’re trying to buy a home and someone else makes an offer, the estate agent must tell you about any other offers.

What happens when there are multiple offers on the property?

It’s not uncommon for a property to receive multiple offers, especially if it’s in demand. Some sellers might hope to start competitive bidding to extract the maximum value from their home. Sellers benefit if multiple buyers all make an offer on their property.

When this happens, the estate agent needs to inform every buyer about other offers. At this stage, you can decide whether to increase your initial offer or walk away and look elsewhere for another property.

Is an offer to buy a property legally binding?

While an offer may be formally agreed between buyer and seller, it is not legally binding on either party until contracts have been exchanged. However, because Exchange happens right at the end of the process, this means that they can change their mind and pull out of the sale at any time, for any reason.

What is Gazumping?

You have seen, and fallen in love with, a new house. You have made an offer, which the owner has verbally accepted, you may have had a survey carried out, arranged a conveyancer to draw up the contracts and you’re preparing to complete the sale At the last minute, another buyer puts in a higher offer. The seller chooses to sell to them instead. Gazumping is hugely frowned upon by us and we do not keep property on the market once a sale has started.

What is gazundering?

Gazundering is when at the last minute, a buyer lowers their original offer. Like gazumping, gazundering is perfectly legal but considered unfair.

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Why choose Toner Estates?

We exclusively specialising in period properties offering a highly personalised service designed to complement the distinctiveness of each client’s heritage home. Our sole focus revolves around presenting these historic residences to our clientele.

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Adrian Attwood

The staff are friendly and helpful

Lewis Bidgood

From my initial meeting with John to view the property to the on going support I’ve received a fantastic service. You can tell Toner Estates and their team really care about their customers, wouldn’t hesitate to recommend them for a second!

Kane Shelley

I have been looking for a property to rent for a fairly long time; and I have a fully trained border collie. Most agents frown upon pets and I find that an act of discrimination and something should be done about this! With Toner Estates this is not the case! They have been kind and caring since word go, have helped me as much as possible and have been fully open to pets. Charlotte has been absolutely incredible and I really hope that my dream home becomes available with Toner Estates as there isn’t nobody else out there that would treat anyone with such kindness and respect. Full star review from me and couldn’t recommend enough.

S Taylor

Brilliant service from start to finish. Toner Estates let out two of my properties for a number of years. I have always had really good long term tenants that have been thoroughly vetted. I have recently sold these properties and the selling process was just as smooth as the letting service, helping achieve a quick sale for a really good price. The communication, knowledge and advice given from Charlotte at each stage has been brilliant. This is definitely what separates them from all of the other competition in the area and trust me I have used a lot of other estate agents and had negative experiences with each of them. The most important thing that I valued was their honesty and integrity, which when selling or letting a house can sometimes get lost, as agents can tend to serve in their own interest instead of the client's i.e. advising in order to get a quicker sale for less money and less effort. This could not have been further from the truth for Charlotte/Toners. They are honest, hardworking and have integrity in representing the clients best interests. Thank you, it's much appreciated!

Simon Mann

Well I can speak with experience having rented out my property with Toner Eatates for over 17 years now, only ever having two excellent tennants, one for 2 years and one for 15 years. No rents have ever been missed and testiment to all there hard work in checking and vetting potential tennants.

Simon Holder

Toner Estates have looked after 2 rental properties on my behalf for a couple of years, they are efficient, conscientious and above all honest. Great service from a friendly team, I would recommend landlords and tenants to this company with confidence.