A guide to selling probate or inherited property

A guide to selling probate or inherited property

During the last 13 years, we’ve been serving the people of Cheshire, we’ve helped hundreds of clients sell probate or inherited property.

Our experience means we know just how emotional and draining this period can be for people.

In many cases, you are not just selling bricks and mortar, but letting go of treasured memories and deep emotional bonds.

We never forget that, and compassion and passion are at the core of our service to people in this situation.

Our aim is to help and guide you during these times and to become your support partner for the property’s sale.

The Guide

Selling probate or inherited property can be a very complicated matter depending on the size of the estate.

And that’s why we’ve created this introduction to it. The information we share is based on experience and does not constitute legal advice. We can, if necessary, introduce you to experienced and trustworthy solicitors who know the local property market.

After reading this, you may find it beneficial to have a no-obligation, confidential chat with us about your situation.


Thank you for your time, and please get in touch with us if you have any questions whatsoever.

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