How your valuation works
Online estimates are a starting point. A local valuer sees the things an algorithm can't.
Tell us about your home
Your postcode, property type and a few quick details. It takes about 60 seconds.
We check your local market
A valuer compares recent sold prices, similar homes for sale nearby and what buyers in your area are looking for.
Get your figure
We'll call to talk it through, and can visit if you'd like a valuation that reflects your home's condition and improvements.
Valuing homes in Okehampton
Okehampton is a market town on the northern edge of Dartmoor, with the A30 close by and a direct rail link to Exeter since the Dartmoor Line reopened in 2021.
Every street in Okehampton has its own buyers. A local valuer looks at recent sales around you and at things an online estimate can't weigh up, like views of the moor and how easily you can reach the A30 and station.
Value my Okehampton homeWhy ask a local valuer?
Automated estimates work from past sale prices. They can't see your new kitchen, your loft conversion or your view of the moor.
Online estimate
- Ignores extensions and renovations
- Can't judge condition or finish
- Averages demand across a wide area
- No advice on pricing or timing
Local valuation
- Values the improvements you've made
- Assesses condition and finish
- Uses live buyer demand on your street
- Advice on price and timing, free
Okehampton is in our area
We value homes within 30 miles of Exeter, and Okehampton sits comfortably inside that circle. If your home is inside it, we can value it. The one exception is Taunton, which we don't cover.
Check my postcodeQuestions about valuations
Is the valuation really free?
Yes. There's no charge and no obligation to sell or let through us.
Which areas do you cover?
Homes within 30 miles of Exeter city centre. That includes Exmouth, Tiverton, Crediton, Honiton, Sidmouth, Newton Abbot, Torquay and the villages in between. We don't cover Taunton. Enter your postcode to check.
How is my home's value worked out?
A local valuer looks at recent sold prices from HM Land Registry, similar homes on the market nearby and current buyer demand, then adjusts for your home's size, condition and any improvements.
How is this different from an instant online valuation?
Instant estimates use automated models built on past sales. They can't see inside your home, so they miss extensions, renovations and anything that sets your property apart from its neighbours. A local valuer can.
Who will contact me?
An experienced valuer from our local estate agency partner. They'll call on the number you give us, usually within one working day.
Do I need to be selling to get a valuation?
No. Plenty of people ask for a valuation when remortgaging, planning improvements or simply to know where they stand.
What happens to my details?
We use them to arrange your valuation. We'll only send you marketing if you tick the box to say you'd like it, and you can unsubscribe at any time. Read our privacy notice for the full details.