Nestled along the tranquil River Nene, Northampton is not just a historical gem but a bustling modern town with an array of amenities that cater to everyone—from families to professionals.

If you’re considering letting or selling property in Northamptonshire, choosing the right estate agent is crucial.
Jenkins Estate Agents, with its deep local expertise and a comprehensive suite of services, stands out as a premier choice for property owners and seekers in the region. Here’s why Jenkins Estate Agents is your go-to agency for real estate transactions in Northamptonshire.

While homeownership is often viewed as the ultimate goal for many, renting can offer a range of benefits that are perfectly aligned with the needs and lifestyles of many individuals and families today. Jenkins Estate Agents is here to explore why renting might be the right choice for you in the current market.

Navigating the property market as a new landlord can be overwhelming.
From finding the right tenants to handling day-to-day property management tasks, the responsibilities are significant. That’s where Jenkins Estate Agents comes in. Our specialized landlord services are designed to make property letting seamless and hassle-free, ensuring that every aspect of your rental business is handled professionally.

With years of experience in the UK property market and a deep understanding of local trends and needs, we are uniquely positioned to offer expert guidance to landlords, sellers, and tenants alike. Whether you are looking to sell your home, manage a rental property, or find your perfect rental, our team at Jenkins Estate Agents is here to ensure a smooth and successful experience.

As we progress through 2023, the UK housing market continues to display resilience and undergo transformational changes, setting a dynamic stage for what tenants and landlords can expect in 2024.
The past year has been marked by fluctuating interest rates, changes in buyer preferences post-pandemic, and ongoing government interventions aimed at stabilizing the market.

House prices are suffering as a result of rising mortgage rates, especially in the more costly south of England.
The average mortgage rate for a 5-year fixed rate at 75% loan to value increased to 5.4% after the Bank Rate was increased to 5% to combat persistently high inflation at the end of June.

Mortgage rates have rapidly increased over the past six weeks, approaching 6%, affecting both buyers and sellers in the property market.
Demand has decreased by 18% over the past two months as a result of some buyers backing out of the market due to their hesitation to take for higher rate mortgages. The supply of properties available on the market has grown as demand declines.

Mortgage rates have rapidly increased over the past six weeks, approaching 6%, affecting both buyers and sellers in the property market.