The Studio, North Oxford is the striking headquarters of the Kemp & Kemp Residential business. Our Private Client, City and South Oxfordshire businesses are based here and the office is one of Oxford’s most sophisticated and contemporary Estate Agency environments bespoke designed for client/purchaser comfort, with onsite internet lounge and private meeting facilities.
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Historic market towns, idyllic ancient limestone villages, interesting churches, cosy pubs, gently rolling countryside – this quintessentially English & unspoiled region of the country has it all.
This office offers properties over the ever-popular north and eastern areas of Oxfordshire, stretching out to and across the borders of Northamptonshire, Buckinghamshire & Warwickshire.
Specialising in interesting property of all ages whether large or small in the Vale of the White Horse, an area bounded by the Berkshire Downs on its southern edge and the River Thames to the North.
Servicing Oxford, the Cotswolds & Oxfordshire - A refined progressive service than is not available elsewhere in the market place for both landlords and tenants.
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In association with Amber Wealth Creation – a breath of fresh air in the bespoke mortgage broking world. A boutique service aimed at both personal & corporate clients investing in property in the UK and overseas.
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A freehold gives the buyer complete ownership of the land and buildings upon it. Freeholders can therefore do what they like with their property and land, subject to general law (particularly planning control) and to the lawful rights of others.
A leasehold property is one where the property has been leased from the freeholder for a specified period of time. The lease sets out the terms and conditions for the leaseholder, and repairs etc become the responsibility of the leaseholder.
Residential leases can either be short term (typically six months or one year) or long term. A long term lease can extend as long as 999 years. The length of the lease will affect the value of a property. If it is a short lease or anything much less than 60 years, this may be reflected in the price. This means that some short term leases can be seen as very good value.
Long leaseholders may have the opportunity to extend the length of a lease or to purchase freeholds. The process is known as 'enfranchisement'.
Kemp & Kemp Residential are very happy to advise on individual cases.
An extraordinary end for the Oxfordshire residential property market in 2011 and an equally extraordinary start to 2012 should cheer up those either currently selling their property or entertaining the idea of doing so in 2012.
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