From choosing the property to getting the keys, we explain every step in your language and organise it together with authorised UK professionals.
Your language
end-to-end communication
No restriction
foreigners can buy
Authorised
solicitor-led purchase
Clear costs
Stamp Duty included
With you at every step of buying a home in England
We listen to your budget, city and goals (living there, your children’s education, letting) and present suitable options from developers across England.
We arrange online viewings and plan your property visits when you come to England.
Beyond the price, we work out Stamp Duty, legal fees and running costs (council tax, service charges) with you from the start.
Legal checks and the transfer are carried out by an authorised solicitor or conveyancer in England. We introduce you to authorised firms, follow the process and explain it to you.
If you need finance, we introduce you to FCA-authorised mortgage advisers. Mortgage advice is given by those authorised advisers.
If you want to let your home, we put you in touch with authorised letting and property-management firms.
Waltham Cross (EN8) · HertfordshireSH-02
A 2006-built one-bedroom flat in Waltham Cross (EN8), around ten minutes on foot from the railway station, currently tenanted.
Atherton (M46) · ManchesterSH-13
A freehold three-bedroom semi-detached house from the 1950s with a private rear garden in Atherton (M46), Greater Manchester.
Brent (NW10) · LondonSH-15
A 1992-built one-bedroom flat of about 40 m² in Brent (NW10), with a quoted cost for extending its lease.
Atherton (M46) · ManchesterSH-19
A three-bedroom semi-detached house of about 94 m² with front and rear gardens in Atherton (M46), Greater Manchester.
Enfield (EN3) · LondonSH-26
A one-bedroom flat in Enfield (EN3) with a separate living room and kitchen, currently let at £1,050 pcm.
Enfield (EN3) · LondonSH-08
A two-bedroom flat in Enfield (EN3) with wooden floors, a communal garden and residents' parking, near Brimsdown station.
City guides and listings in each city
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NottinghamCity guide and listings →There is no restriction on foreigners buying residential property in England.
Ownership is registered with the government’s HM Land Registry.
The purchase runs through both sides’ solicitors, in clear written steps.
Live close to world-renowned schools and universities.
Major cities see steady demand for rented homes.
We explain every document and every step clearly.
A home in England in three steps
We discuss your budget, city and goals, and shortlist the right homes and projects together.
With an authorised solicitor we follow the legal checks, contract and payments step by step.
Registration, the Stamp Duty return and, if you wish, an introduction to authorised letting and management firms.
10 October 2026
The ID and source-of-funds documents a solicitor asks for when you buy a home in England, what to watch when transferring money from abroad, and common mistakes.
10 October 2026
The difference between freehold and leasehold in England, the remaining lease term, service charges and ground rent — and the questions to ask before buying a leasehold flat.
10 October 2026
Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) rates in England, the +5% and +2% surcharges that often apply to overseas buyers, and step-by-step worked examples.
In a free consultation we listen to your situation and clearly explain the right path and the costs.
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