What to consider when moving house

No one could deny that moving home can be a stressful and challenging experience. The good news is that with the right information to hand and some useful resources, the process can run smoothly – and you get to enjoy many years of making memories in your dream home at the end of it.

Whether you’re looking to move to a completely new area, or moving locally but simply looking for space, there are a few key considerations that can help ensure the move is as stress-free as possible.

Making the move simple

When you’re looking to move home, any way you can simplify the process is a huge advantage. Here’s how Cala can help smooth out the process of moving to your dream property:



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The advantages of buying new

One of the major benefits of buying new is that it can make a house move significantly less stressful. We often hear customers say that moving to a new Cala property meant there was one less worry during the move, whether that was because of the peace of mind offered by the 10 Year NHBC Buildmark Warranty, or the fact that their Cala home was energy efficient and low maintenance. We’ve listed below some of the top reasons home movers choose to buy a new Cala home.


When you’re ready to move home, Cala can help

At Cala, we’re on hand to provide all the information and support you need to make buying your dream home as stress-free as possible. We’ll also provide advice and guidance about any costs you might incur, such as Stamp Duty (England) or Land and Buildings Transaction Tax (Scotland), leaving you to focus on making your dream home your own.



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