Home & Finance

We provide accurate property valuations to help clients understand their home's market value. Our experts consider local market trends and property condition to deliver realistic pricing guidance. This service supports informed decision-making for buyers and sellers across Cumbria.

Our comprehensive rental management covers tenant sourcing, property maintenance, and rent collection. We ensure landlords receive reliable income while maintaining compliance with current regulations. This service caters to both new and experienced property investors.

We offer tailored mortgage solutions for first-time buyers and experienced homeowners. Our advisers compare products from multiple lenders to find competitive rates that match clients' financial circumstances and property goals.

We provide property valuation, rental management, mortgage advice, and support for buying/selling transactions across Cumbria.

Yes, we provide free property valuations to help homeowners understand their property's current market value.

We serve clients throughout Cumbria including Ulverston, Millom, Barrow-in-Furness, and surrounding areas.

Our mortgage services include comparing products from multiple lenders to find suitable financing options for your property needs.

C2 is expensive. The staff are very nice and efficient. This is a good place to come for coffee. They usually have a range of cakes. Each day there is a chalk-board outside advertising the day's speciality. Whilst the cafe has a wheelchair accessable toilet, there is an eight inch step to get into the cafe in the first place. There are 3 long tables at the back with sofa type benches which are comfortable.

This is an unlikely combination of a cafe, an Estate Agents and Insurance Broker, all in one premises. The staff in the cafe are charming and helpful. The food is expensive. People mainly come here for coffee. They have two computers which you can use for half an hour free, if you buy a drink. The management have an ambivalent attitude to people with disablilities. When the building was converted, after the Act which made access to buildings mandatory, they put in a disabled toilet, however, there is an eight inch step as you go in.

In my experience, if you are taken there in a wheelchair or by a carer you are welcome. There are those of us who are not in this position who have been made less welcome by the management. This is a very personal point of view, however in all other respects I have been factual. The waiters and waitresses are lovely.