Estate agents in DN14 6TH

Screetons have been selling, renting and buying homes for residents in Howden, Thorne, Goole, Snaith and the surrounding areas for over 50 years. In that time we've refined our approach in a way that works for our customers - clear packages, honest advice, consistent quality and a highly-skilled and friendly team who are there for you every step of the process.

We give you honest, transparent advice and a flexible package because we understand that every customer is unique.

Residential Services

Free initial marketing advice and comprehensive sales service

available for all types of residential property.

Residential Survey & Professional Services

Valuations and RICS Home Buyer reports.

Please contact us to discuss your personal requirements.

Property Management

Comprehensive service relating to all aspects of residential lettings and residential property management.

Commercial Sales & Lettings

Comprehensive sales and letting service available on all types of commercial and industrial property.

Commercial Survey & Professional Services Leasehold enfranchisement.

Landlord & tenant negotiations

Planning applications/appeals

Advice on all matters relating to commercial property.

Auctions Property.

We hold regular auctions of residential, land and commercial property.

Salerooms.

Antiques, collectables and household goods.

Complete house clearances arranged.

Mortgage Advice

If you require Mortgage assistance we will be pleased to introduce you to our Independent Financial Adviser who will offer you free advice as to the best Mortgage available.

YOUR HOME IS AT RISK IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON A MORTGAGE OR OTHER LOAN SECURED ON IT.

Agricultural

Land Sales by Private Treaty and Auction, Farm Machinery Auction Sales, Tenant Right Valuations and Claims, Valuations for Taxation, IACS advice, Pipeline and Compulsory Purchase Compensation, Coal Mining Subsidence Claims. Members of the Central Association of Agricultural Valuers

Your Move Estate and Lettings Agents Goole is managed by Branch Manager Elliott Marsham and his team, who collectively have over 80 years experience in the property market. Gill Whitehead is the in-branch Mortgage Adviser providing excellent financial advice to the branch’s clients. The branch has been at the heart of the community for 20 years and manages properties in Goole town centre and neighbouring villages in postcodes DN14 and HU15.

Goole, a town in East Yorkshire, has a railway station which offers easy routes to London’s Kings Cross, Doncaster, Sheffield, Leeds, Bridlington and Hull. Coupled with the town’s close proximity to the M62, Goole is conveniently located for those who wish to travel in and out of the area. The town is popular with first time buyers, families, retirees and investors alike.

Goole town centre and the surrounding villages have a wealth of amenities. There are great coffee shops and tea rooms as well as restaurants and pubs. The 5 star rated La Anchor Bar and Restaurant serves delicious Italian food, or for something lighter why not pop into Kitchen on Bridgegate for a coffee and a piece of homemade cake. If you enjoy watching live acts and the latest films then the multi award winning Junction Theatre and Cinema on Paradise Place may be worth a visit.

For those who appreciate the great outdoors, you will be pleased to know that there are many parks in the town. West Park, the largest and most popular, boasts a new pavilion café and beautifully landscaped gardens, well-kept lawns and children’s play areas. There is also a nature reserve by the Waterways Museum where locals and visitors to the town can amble along the canal and enjoy the local wildlife.

In terms of rental options, the current trend is unfurnished properties being let for 6 months with a view to extending the contract on completion of this initial period. Popular with landlords and tenants alike. If you are wishing to purchase a property, Goole town centre is made up mainly of two and three bedroom terraced houses, which date back to the 1800s. Moving out of the town centre you will see the rise in the number of semi-detached and detached houses available. The town has some well-priced accommodation which is highly sought after by first time buyers and investors. There are an increasing number of developers building in the area, proving attractive with those seeking a modern property. Whereas across the neighbouring villages, there is an abundance of character properties with individual charm and character.

The expert knowledge held by our staff at Your Move, coupled with their friendly and positive approach, make for an Estates and Lettings Agent that you can trust. They would be very happy to discuss your requirements, assist you in your property search or give advice regarding the housing market.

Your Move Estate and Lettings Agents Goole is managed by Branch Manager Elliott Marsham and his team, who collectively have over 80 years experience in the property market. Gill Whitehead is the in-branch Mortgage Adviser providing excellent financial advice to the branch’s clients. The branch has been at the heart of the community for 20 years and manages properties in Goole town centre and neighbouring villages in postcodes DN14 and HU15.

Goole, a town in East Yorkshire, has a railway station which offers easy routes to London’s Kings Cross, Doncaster, Sheffield, Leeds, Bridlington and Hull. Coupled with the town’s close proximity to the M62, Goole is conveniently located for those who wish to travel in and out of the area. The town is popular with first time buyers, families, retirees and investors alike.

Goole town centre and the surrounding villages have a wealth of amenities. There are great coffee shops and tea rooms as well as restaurants and pubs. The 5 star rated La Anchor Bar and Restaurant serves delicious Italian food, or for something lighter why not pop into Kitchen on Bridgegate for a coffee and a piece of homemade cake. If you enjoy watching live acts and the latest films then the multi award winning Junction Theatre and Cinema on Paradise Place may be worth a visit.

For those who appreciate the great outdoors, you will be pleased to know that there are many parks in the town. West Park, the largest and most popular, boasts a new pavilion café and beautifully landscaped gardens, well-kept lawns and children’s play areas. There is also a nature reserve by the Waterways Museum where locals and visitors to the town can amble along the canal and enjoy the local wildlife.

In terms of rental options, the current trend is unfurnished properties being let for 6 months with a view to extending the contract on completion of this initial period. Popular with landlords and tenants alike. If you are wishing to purchase a property, Goole town centre is made up mainly of two and three bedroom terraced houses, which date back to the 1800s. Moving out of the town centre you will see the rise in the number of semi-detached and detached houses available. The town has some well-priced accommodation which is highly sought after by first time buyers and investors. There are an increasing number of developers building in the area, proving attractive with those seeking a modern property. Whereas across the neighbouring villages, there is an abundance of character properties with individual charm and character.

The expert knowledge held by our staff at Your Move, coupled with their friendly and positive approach, make for an Estates and Lettings Agent that you can trust. They would be very happy to discuss your requirements, assist you in your property search or give advice regarding the housing market.