Maximize Your Rental Income with Property Management Services Tailored for Landlords
See How We’ve Transformed Chelmsford Landlords’ Rental Experience – Watch Now!
Maximize Your Rental Income with Property Management Services Tailored for Landlords
See How We’ve Transformed Chelmsford Landlords’ Rental Experience – Watch Now!
ABC Gone are estate and letting agents in Chelmsford, fuelled by local knowledge to deliver premium property services across the CM postcodes – whether you’re looking to sell, buy, let or rent.
Chelmsford isn’t just the perfect commuter town, it’s more recently been recognised as a city in its own right. This is due to its excellent employment options, thriving town centre, impressive properties and historical significance. Find out more about the city & our estate agency services below.
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Selling up isn’t always easy. Lots of people find themselves facing a lot of stress due to poor communication, inaccurate valuations and homes left on the market for too long. But, it doesn’t have to be this way. Our Chelmsford estate agents ensure that the burden of effort falls on us. We start with an free, no obligation valuation based on knowledge of the local area. We continue with crystal clear communication and proactive marketing. The end result is a swift property sale at the price you hoped for – with a lot less stress.
Enjoying life as a landlord? Many start well, but get discouraged by the burden of property management. Let’s face it, tenant finding, ongoing maintenance and compliance admin are all big time commitments. If you’re looking for a better solution, then our Chelmsford letting agents can take on your property – while offering some of the most & best reviewed management services in Greater London. That way, you’ve got more free time to enjoy – or the headspace to build up your property portfolio.
At ABC Gone, we understand the challenges of being a landlord. That’s why we offer flexible service options to fit your unique needs:
Choose the service that suits your needs and let us handle the rest!
Choose the service that suits your needs and let us handle the rest!
As a landlord, the last thing you want is to deal with the hassle of late rent payments, difficult tenants, and vacant properties. That’s where ABC Gone comes in. We offer complete property management services in East London, including a rent guarantee.
With us, you can rest easy knowing that you’ll receive a steady stream of income from your rental property – without the stress and uncertainty.
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Do you know much about Chelmsford? If not, we explain the essential details you need to know below – from the property market and transport links to places of interest and local schools.
Chelmsford and the surrounding areas are ancient settlements, occupying a prominent position in Essex. Its resplendent history ensures you’re able to spot ancient buildings, landmarks and unique properties across the city.
Even so, Chelmsford was given official city status back in 2012 recognising its calibre of modern services, job opportunities and transport links in the local area – so it’s not left in the past! It’s since established itself as one of the very best commuter towns due to its host of amenities and proximity to London.
It’s thriving retail sector is one of the biggest in Essex, with three excellent (and new) shopping centres to explore. Nonetheless, it’s not short on green space, with the delightful Central Park winding its way directly through the centre of town, as well as the placid River Chelmer.
Properties in Chelmsford are diverse, but it sports some excellent examples of Edwardian and Victorian architecture, as well as ancient cottages in the orbiting villages, and new developments too. Living in Chelmsford gives you plenty of opportunity to live the way you want, with its growing list of amenities as well as its connections to London.
Properties & developments: The city centre boasts a wealth of period properties, with elegant Victorian townhouses and redbrick Edwardian semis lining the streets. Newer suburbs provide a mix of detached, semi-detached, and terraced houses built from the 1930s onwards. Unique finds include converted Essex barns and listed buildings in the surrounding villages. The area has several regeneration projects, most notably the ongoing transformation of the former Chelmsford Prison and the new Beaulieu estate, which will have integrated community facilities and open spaces.
Property prices in Chelmsford: Property prices in Chelmsford are generally stable, with the current average sold prices across the year being £400K. Of these sales, the most common were semis, which commonly went for £440K – with flats and terraces being significantly cheaper than this (£225K & £370K respectively) – see HM Land Registry for more details.
Chelmsford rental market: The Chelmsford rental market reflects national trends with rising costs and competitivity. Rightmove indicates that rents in Chelmsford range between £700 to £2,200+. You’ll currently find 3 bed family homes and flats going for £1500 pcm and above (but few above £2000), while 2-bedroom homes tend to go from £1100 pcm upwards. These figures are always changing, so it’s best to check our website or property portals for the moist up to date information.
Chelmsford is known for its easy connections to central London, setting it apart as one of the best places to live for commuters.
For more information, take a look at this guide from Essex Council.
Chelmsford is a thriving city in its own right, with plenty to see and do. Here are 10 of the best local options.
Find out more about the area on Chelmsford Council website.
Chelmsford has plenty of highly regarded schools. The list below represents a small snapshot of notable examples.
Primary Schools
Secondary Schools
Independent Schools
If you want to know more, then take a look at this government portal which provides an extensive search function for local schools.
There’s plenty going on in Chelmsford, with a wide array of amenities to choose from. In terms of shopping, the city hosts several major supermarkets including Tesco Superstore on Princes Road and Sainsbury’s on White Hart Lane. Beyond chain retailers, Chelmsford is home to independent shops such as the Quadrant Department Store, a local favourite, alongside the Meadows and High Chelmer Shopping Centres, which both offer numerous high-street brands and dining options.
For leisure and fitness, Riverside Ice and Leisure Centre offers an array of sports and fitness facilities including an ice rink and swimming pools. Additionally, Chelmsford Sport and Athletics Centre provides comprehensive athletic facilities. The city also boasts several parks and open spaces, notable among them are Central Park and Hylands Park, the latter known for hosting major events like the V Festival.
Entertainment options include the Everyman Cinema Chelmsford, which provides a boutique cinematic experience, and the Civic Theatre and Cramphorn Studio, offering a variety of performances and workshops. Chelmsford Library provides extensive resources and community events, situated conveniently in the city centre alongside the High Street, which is the principal shopping and activity thoroughfare in Chelmsford. This street, along with Bond Street, are central locations for accessing many of Chelmsford’s amenities.
Curious about Chelmsford? If you are, then read the tabs below – we cover the essential bits you need to know, from transport links, to local schools, to the best properties – and beyond.
Chelmsford and the surrounding areas are ancient settlements, occupying a prominent position in Essex. Its resplendent history ensures you’re able to spot ancient buildings, landmarks and unique properties across the city.
Even so, Chelmsford was given official city status back in 2012 recognising its calibre of modern services, job opportunities and transport links in the local area – so it’s not left in the past! It’s since established itself as one of the very best commuter towns due to its host of amenities and proximity to London.
It’s thriving retail sector is one of the biggest in Essex, with three excellent (and new) shopping centres to explore. Nonetheless, it’s not short on green space, with the delightful Central Park winding its way directly through the centre of town, as well as the placid River Chelmer.
Properties in Chelmsford are diverse, but it sports some excellent examples of Edwardian and Victorian architecture, as well as ancient cottages in the orbiting villages, and new developments too. Living in Chelmsford gives you plenty of opportunity to live the way you want, with its growing list of amenities as well as its connections to London.
Living in Southend on Sea means living in the midst of the action – from a flurry of festivals and events, to the burgeoning city centre with its many restaurants, bars and pubs – not to mention the array of seaside activities – from swimming and sailing to its long beaches to relax on. There are also two train stations in the city, ensuring it’s easy to go back and forth between here and central London.
Those wishing to live here will find properties far cheaper than the Capital, with excellent access to the both the coast and the countryside – along with a tempo of activity and development that sets it apart from many other seaside towns.
Properties & developments: The city centre boasts a wealth of period properties, with elegant Victorian townhouses and redbrick Edwardian semis lining the streets. Newer suburbs provide a mix of detached, semi-detached, and terraced houses built from the 1930s onwards. Unique finds include converted Essex barns and listed buildings in the surrounding villages. The area has several regeneration projects, most notably the ongoing transformation of the former Chelmsford Prison and the new Beaulieu estate, which will have integrated community facilities and open spaces.
Property prices in Chelmsford: Property prices in Chelmsford are generally stable, with the current average sold prices across the year being £400K. Of these sales, the most common were semis, which commonly went for £440K – with flats and terraces being significantly cheaper than this (£225K & £370K respectively) – see HM Land Registry for more details.
Chelmsford rental market: The Chelmsford rental market reflects national trends with rising costs and competitivity. Rightmove indicates that rents in Chelmsford range between £700 to £2,200+. You’ll currently find 3 bed family homes and flats going for £1500 pcm and above (but few above £2000), while 2-bedroom homes tend to go from £1100 pcm upwards. These figures are always changing, so it’s best to check our website or property portals for the moist up to date information.
Chelmsford is known for its easy connections to central London, setting it apart as one of the best places to live for commuters.
For more information, take a look at this guide from Essex Council.
Chelmsford is a thriving city in its own right, with plenty to see and do. Here are 10 of the best local options.
Find out more about the area on Chelmsford Council website.
Chelmsford has plenty of highly regarded schools. The list below represents a small snapshot of notable examples.
Primary Schools
Secondary Schools
Independent Schools
If you want to know more, then take a look at this government portal which provides an extensive search function for local schools.
There’s plenty going on in Chelmsford, with a wide array of amenities to choose from. In terms of shopping, the city hosts several major supermarkets including Tesco Superstore on Princes Road and Sainsbury’s on White Hart Lane. Beyond chain retailers, Chelmsford is home to independent shops such as the Quadrant Department Store, a local favourite, alongside the Meadows and High Chelmer Shopping Centres, which both offer numerous high-street brands and dining options.
For leisure and fitness, Riverside Ice and Leisure Centre offers an array of sports and fitness facilities including an ice rink and swimming pools. Additionally, Chelmsford Sport and Athletics Centre provides comprehensive athletic facilities. The city also boasts several parks and open spaces, notable among them are Central Park and Hylands Park, the latter known for hosting major events like the V Festival.
Entertainment options include the Everyman Cinema Chelmsford, which provides a boutique cinematic experience, and the Civic Theatre and Cramphorn Studio, offering a variety of performances and workshops. Chelmsford Library provides extensive resources and community events, situated conveniently in the city centre alongside the High Street, which is the principal shopping and activity thoroughfare in Chelmsford. This street, along with Bond Street, are central locations for accessing many of Chelmsford’s amenities.
Need accurate property help and advice? Our specialist estate agents in Chelmsford will use their knowledge and experience to help you find or sell property. Equally our Chelmsford letting agents can introduce you to a range of property management services, or help you find your next rental home – with award winning customer service as standard.
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