The latest Budget has created a shift in the financial landscape that will influence how people buy, sell and let property over the next few years. With household costs rising, tax on property income up 2% and a new levy announced for homes over £2 million, planning ahead has never mattered more.

As we move into 2026, it's time to reflect on our most popular homes marketed in the past year. We've tallied up all the likes, shares and comments from our social channels to produce our top 10. From 14th century farmhouses to contemporary city centre apartments, the properties are varied but all exceptional in their on way.

Every homeowner wants confidence that an accepted offer reflects the highest achievable price, with a proceedable and motivated buyer. Most agents can sell a property, the real difference is how they do it. Here are 10 key factors that make the biggest impact on price, speed and certainty.

When a home sale moves this quickly, it reminds us why having motivated sellers, committed buyers and an exceptional progression team makes all the difference. This property was a textbook example of what can be achieved when everything aligns and why our approach consistently outperforms the industry average.