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Where we work

UK and international, chosen carefully.

Residential and off-plan property in the UK, short-term holiday lets on the coast, a particular focus on Cyprus, and selected opportunities in other high-demand locations.

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Five markets, one set of questions.

Wherever an opportunity sits, it gets the same scrutiny before it reaches you.

01UK residentialProperty you can visit, in a system you know.

02UK off-planLonger timescales, more moving parts.

03CyprusA particular focus for us.

04Selected internationalWhen an opportunity stands up to scrutiny.

05Short-term holiday letsCoastal property let by the week, not the year.

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United Kingdom

UK residential

Who it tends to suit: Investors who want property they can visit, in a legal system they know.
How buying works: A familiar process. An offer, conveyancing through your own solicitor, surveys, then exchange and completion.
What to watch: Service charges and ground rent on flats, lettings rules, and the rental demand behind the numbers.

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United Kingdom

UK off-plan

Who it tends to suit: Investors comfortable with a longer timescale and more moving parts.
How buying works: Opportunities come through the developers and partners we work with, from buying off-plan to wider development projects.
What to watch: The developer's track record, the build programme, and the contract terms if dates move.

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A particular focus

Cyprus

Who it tends to suit: UK investors looking at Mediterranean property, whether to let, to use, or both.
How buying works: You'll want an independent lawyer in Cyprus acting for you. New builds are often bought off-plan and paid in stages.
What to watch: Title deeds and when they'll be issued, the full purchase costs and taxes, and how the property will be managed from the UK.

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Beyond the UK and Cyprus

Selected international

Who it tends to suit: Investors open to other markets when an opportunity justifies it.
How buying works: Every country's process is different, so the first job is always finding the right local professionals.
What to watch: Currency, local ownership rules, and the practicalities of owning property from a distance.

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English Riviera

Short-term holiday lets

Property in a coastal town let by the week through the season, rather than on a twelve-month tenancy. Our current focus here is a key-ready scheme on the English Riviera, in Torquay.

Who it tends to suit: Investors who want a property that works through the holiday season, and that they can use themselves.
How buying works: Key-ready means it is finished and furnished, so it can be let from completion instead of waiting on a build.
What to watch: How much of the year it realistically lets, what management and changeovers cost, and the local rules on short-term letting.

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Buying overseas?

Use your own lawyer there, one who acts for you and not the seller. We don't give financial, legal or tax advice, and we'll always introduce you to people who do.

Which market are you thinking about?

The UK Cyprus Holiday lets Somewhere else