Sell your house in Sheffield Fast

Whether you live in the heart of Sheffield city centre, or near the rural paradise of the Peak District, you’ll know that it’s an extremely underrated city. Whether you’re looking to sell your house quickly in Sheffield to move to a new suburb, or want to start afresh in this city, we can help. We can provide you with a free cash offer in just 24 hours, and we could purchase your property and have the money in your account in as little as seven days!

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Proud of its steelworks history, Sheffield owns its industrial past, whilst looking towards the future. In fact, Boeing and McLaren Automotive have both opened manufacturing and production facilities; there and the future is bright for the UK’s fifth largest city, as it’s set to become a true Northern Powerhouse.

But it’s not all manufacturing: Sheffield is nothing, if not a city of contrasts. In fact, a third of it is located in the Peak District, which has led to it being dubbed ‘The Outdoor City’ (it’s rumoured there are four trees per person in Sheffield!).

Average costs for Sheffield

  • Monthly transport pass: £65
  • Cappuccino: £2.72
  • Pint of beer: £3.50
  • Three course meal for two people: £40
  • Monthly gym membership: £26.52

Best areas to live in Sheffield

Its cheap housing makes Sheffield an attractive place to live, with average asking prices standing at £201,914. Whilst it may have flown under your radar thanks to the nearby cities of Leeds and Manchester, if you dig a little deeper, you’ll soon see it has a lot to offer.

Crookes

Popular amongst young professionals, students and singles alike, if you’re after a buzzing and vibrant area, look no further than Crookes. Home to many bars, restaurants and clubs, the picturesque Crookes Valley Park is also practically on your doorstep – and Sheffield city centre is just a 20-minute walk away! House prices in Crookes are bang-on Sheffield’s average, at £202,948.

Dore

If it’s good schools you’re after, look no further than Dore. Home to some of the city’s best schools, like Sheffield High; Dore is a 10-minute train ride from the centre of Sheffield. This village has a relaxed vibe, with plenty of pubs and shops. Hailed for its friendly residents, Dore has a nice mix of families and retirees.

Hillsborough

Home to Sheffield Wednesday, Hillsborough has undergone somewhat of a transformation over the last 10 years, making it extremely popular with families and professionals alike. Complete with its own bustling high street, Hillsborough is just a 10-minute drive from Sheffield city centre; and housing is affordable too, with average costs £172,164.

St Paul’s

If you crave modern apartments and city living, then St Paul’s is the go-to place for you. Following a major redevelopment, this area of S1 is right in the heart of the action. You’re essentially in walking distance of everything Sheffield city centre has to offer, including the Cathedral, New Moor Market, and the many shops, bars and restaurants that line the streets. The average cost of an apartment here is £155,011; and with its close proximity to the train station, you could soon find yourself in nearby cities such as Manchester, Leeds and Nottingham.

Fulwood

Three miles to the west of Sheffield city centre, its proximity to the countryside makes it a firm favourite amongst families. In fact, the Peak District is right on your doorstep here – perfect for weekend escapes! The schools are also excellent here, and there are a range of bars and restaurants to keep you entertained. House prices are considerably higher in Fulwood, compared to most other areas in Sheffield, with an average cost of £349,031.

Things to do in Sheffield

Rest assured you’ll never be bored in Sheffield. With lots of places just waiting to be explored, you’ll have your evenings and weekends covered!

Visit the Peak District National Park

One third of Sheffield is located in the Peak District, and it offers lots of opportunities for hiking, cycling and climbing. Discover wild moorland, rolling hills, and imposing mountains right on your doorstep – offering some of the most beautiful views the country has to offer!

Take a break at Sheffield Winter Garden

If you can’t make it out to the Peak District, head to the Winter Garden instead! A little oasis in the heart of the city, it’s famed for being the largest urban glasshouse in Europe! Home to over 2,500 plants, it’s the perfect place to visit if you just want some peace and quiet from the hustle and bustle of city life.

Shop ‘til you drop at Meadowhall

Every Sheffield resident knows that if you want some much-needed retail therapy, you skip the city centre in favour for Meadowhall. Located three miles north-east of the city, this indoor shopping centre has 290 stores to peruse; in addition to a large food court and a cinema – and it’s open until 9pm on weekdays!

Take a day trip to Kelham Island Museum

To truly get an understanding of Sheffield’s industrial past, visit Kelham Island Museum. Situated on a man-made island that’s over 900 years old, it was originally home to an iron foundry, which was later converted into a power station. One of the main attractions here is the River Don engine – bult in 1905, it was once one of the most powerful steam engines in all of Europe.

Peruse the stalls of New Moor Market

Situated slap-bang in the middle of the city centre, you certainly won’t go hungry here! Home to over 200 stalls – 90 of which are independent businesses – you’re sure to find whatever it is you’re looking for. From fresh fish and juicy cuts of meat, to artisan deli products and baked goods, you’ll be able to pick up something for breakfast, lunch and dinner! You’ll also find stalls that sell handmade wares, including clothing, fabric and jewellery.

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Estate Agents

3-6 Months to completion
AVG Market Value£100,000£100,000
Final agreed price after survey£80,000£92,500
Estate agent fees (2% VAT)£0£2,200
Mortgage Payments£0£4,780
Solicitor fees (£1,000 + VAT)£0£1,200
Bills and Repairs£50£1,800
Removals/Clearance£0£1,200
Final Price To Be Paid To The Customer£79,950£81,300
7 days to completion

Estate Agents

3-6 Months to completion
AVG Market Value£100,000£100,000
Final agreed price after survey£80,000£92,500
Estate agent fees (2% VAT)£0£2,200
Mortgage Payments£0£4,780
Solicitor fees (£1,000 + VAT)£0£1,200
Bills and Repairs£50£1,800
Removals/Clearance£0£1,200
Final Price To Be Paid To The Customer£79,950£81,300

Regulated by...

  • NAPB
  • RICS
  • Trading Standards

There's no need to worry about using our services, here at Good Move we're proud to be the most regulated quick house sale buyer in the UK. We're approved by the NAPB, The Property Ombudsman and, most recently, the NAEA too - a regulation granted to very few estate agents. We're also regulated by the RICS for your peace of mind.

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How to Sell Your House Fast in Sheffield

There are plenty of reasons you may want to sell your home more quickly than what's possible on the open market: you may need to sell fast to avoid repossession, you may want to sell a home that’s in bad shape, or you might just want to sell your home without the hassle of a house chain, so you can buy your next property quickly and easily.

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Frequently asked questions

  • What’s the fastest way to sell my house in Sheffield?

    The fastest way to sell a house in any area of Sheffield is with a direct cash house buyer like Good Move – we have money set aside, ready to spend on your property as soon as you accept our offer.

  • How fast can Good Move buy my house

    While it usually takes around 21 days for us to buy your home in Sheffield, we'll consider the circumstance for each individual case – we can buy homes in just 7 days if required.

  • What areas in Sheffield do you buy houses?

    It doesn’t matter which area in Sheffield your home is in – we’ll offer up to 85% of market value for it, whether it’s in Birley, Newfield Green, Burngreave or Beighton.

  • Can I get an online quote to sell my house fast?

    Simply fill in the form above with a few simple details about your home in Sheffield, and we’ll get in touch with an initial cash offer within 24 hours.

  • How long does it take to sell a house in 2021?

    It’s impossible to say how long it’ll take to sell your home in Sheffield on the open market, but it takes around 3 to 6 months on average. However, if you choose to sell your home with Good Move, we can buy it in just 7 days.