Maximize Your Rental Income with Property Management Services Tailored for Landlords
See How We’ve Transformed Colchester Landlords’ Rental Experience – Watch Now!
Maximize Your Rental Income with Property Management Services Tailored for Landlords
See How We’ve Transformed Colchester Landlords’ Rental Experience – Watch Now!
ABC Gone are Colchester estate and letting agents, focused on delivering premium sales, lettings and property management services across Essex and beyond. Whether you’re looking to buy, sell, let or rent – we can lead you to the service you need.
Colchester and its nearby villages are some of the oldest settlements in the UK, with over 2000 years of history – featuring glorious parks, landmarks, churches, medieval buildings and a range of unique properties that span the length of British history. Find out more the local area & our estate agency services below.
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Looking forwards to selling your home? Many people don’t, and find themselves frustrated by the stress, cost and upheaval involved. That’s why our independent estate agents in Colchester help you grasp the process from day one. We begin with a valuation from local experts, proactive sales progression, and constant communication to source the very best buyers. That way, you can achieve the best price for your home with a lot less stress.
Is life as a landlord all it’s cracked up to be? Many find themselves bogged down by property issues, troublesome tenants and excessive paperwork. Fortunately, our Colchester letting agents deliver some of the most (and best) reviewed in Greater London – ensuring you’re able to be as ‘hands off’ as you like, from tenant finding, to rent collection, maintenance, to full management. Take back control of your free time, and start enjoying your life as a landlord.
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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Keen to know more about the historic city of Colchester? We explore property, schools, transport links and more below – so you’re informed and ready to move.
The city of Colchester provides a cross-section of English history spanning over 2000 years, represented in its properties, landmarks, ancient ruins and new developments.
Resting between north Essex and Suffolk, Colchester is an impressive cultural centre which has successfully used its historical clout to create a thriving economy. You’ll find quaint cafes hidden away in timber framed buildings, alongside the the modern Lion Walk shopping centre, and the Colchester campus for the University of Essex. Its old, cobbled streets support many local businesses, not to mention an excellent range of restaurants, museums, pubs, historic venues and a celebrated nightlife.
Its proximity to London means it draws in commuters, while its position in Essex ensures easy access to the countryside and a beautiful collection of parks. And finally, properties in Colchester are as historic and diverse as the city itself – meaning it’s a great spot to find a unique home.
Properties & developments: Colchester is characterised by its fantastic variety of properties – from medieval times to the 21st century. For example, you’ll find Victorian terraces alongside Georgian, Regency and Edwardian homes. Then you’ve got the rarer medieval, timber-framed houses, and contemporary developments like the Chesterwell community of sustainable homes. There’s an ambitious plan by Colchester Council to deliver up to 350 new council homes by 2024 to increase affordable housing in the area.
Property prices: Despite the range of properties available in Colchester, house prices reflect reasonable variation and price points. For example, homes sell for an average of £320K, with semis being the most common sold (for around £330K). Detached properties are the most expensive, creeping up to £500K. That said, terraces are significantly cheaper at around £270K. Perhaps most importantly, these figures fall far below the average cost of a flat in London (around £560K) – so it’s perfect for commuters (see HM Land Registry for more details).
The rental market: Renting is fairly competitive in Colchester, with a steady demand for rental properties. Average prices vary greatly according to property size and type, with 2-bedroom houses costing around £1250pcm, while 3-bedroom homes are around £1550pcm. Equally, the proximity to the University of Essex means there are a wide variety of HMO properties to rent. Landlords using block management companies (or a skilled a property managing agent) with the right customer service, are likely to be very successful letting property here.
Colchester’s position ensures that it’s easy to get around the rest of Essex and commute south to London with ease. Take a look at the many transport options below:
For more information, take a look at this guide from Essex Council.
There’s a lot to see and do in Colchester, especially these 10 places of interest:
There’s many highly-regarded schools nestled in the city of Colchester, below are just a few of them, with Ofsted ratings and other information provided.
Primary schools:
Secondary Schools
Independent Schools in Colchester
For an exhaustive list, you can explore this government portal.
Colchester provides a well-rounded experience for all who call it home. Daily essentials are covered by supermarkets like Sainsbury’s and Waitrose, while the historic town centre offers a host of restaurants, cafes, several banks, attractive hotels and much more – many set within historic buildings. If you prefer everything under one roof, then the Culver Square Shopping Centre has plenty of options, as does the new Lion Walk Shopping centre. This ensures you won’t have to leave Colchester to get what you need.
For leisure and recreation, the Colchester Leisure Centre has you covered with its gym, swimming pool and sports courts. There are also plenty of green spaces to enjoy, from the lovely Castle Park right in the heart of town to the vast Highwoods Country Park on the outskirts. Families will appreciate Colchester Castle Museum’s fascinating exhibits and the contemporary art at Firstsite gallery. You can also spend a day getting up close with the animals at Colchester Zoo, while any budding historian can happily explore the huge Norman castle and Roman gateway.
To explore Colchester, it’s best to start your wanderings along the pedestrianised High Street, lined with a diverse array of shops, cafes and eateries. Nearby Culver Street hosts more independent boutiques alongside the shopping centre. Those seeking cultural diversions can detour to Trinity Street to visit the museum and art gallery.
Keen to know more about the historic city of Colchester? We explore property, schools, transport links and more below – so you’re informed and ready to move.
The city of Colchester provides a cross-section of English history spanning over 2000 years, represented in its properties, landmarks, ancient ruins and new developments.
Resting between north Essex and Suffolk, Colchester is an impressive cultural centre which has successfully used its historical clout to create a thriving economy. You’ll find quaint cafes hidden away in timber framed buildings, alongside the the modern Lion Walk shopping centre, and the Colchester campus for the University of Essex. Its old, cobbled streets support many local businesses, not to mention an excellent range of restaurants, museums, pubs, historic venues and a celebrated nightlife.
Its proximity to London means it draws in commuters, while its position in Essex ensures easy access to the countryside and a beautiful collection of parks. And finally, properties in Colchester are as historic and diverse as the city itself – meaning it’s a great spot to find a unique home.
Properties & developments: Colchester is characterised by its fantastic variety of properties – from medieval times to the 21st century. For example, you’ll find Victorian terraces alongside Georgian, Regency and Edwardian homes. Then you’ve got the rarer medieval, timber-framed houses, and contemporary developments like the Chesterwell community of sustainable homes. There’s an ambitious plan by Colchester Council to deliver up to 350 new council homes by 2024 to increase affordable housing in the area.
Property prices: Despite the range of properties available in Colchester, house prices reflect reasonable variation and price points. For example, homes sell for an average of £320K, with semis being the most common sold (for around £330K). Detached properties are the most expensive, creeping up to £500K. That said, terraces are significantly cheaper at around £270K. Perhaps most importantly, these figures fall far below the average cost of a flat in London (around £560K) – so it’s perfect for commuters (see HM Land Registry for more details).
The rental market: Renting is fairly competitive in Colchester, with a steady demand for rental properties. Average prices vary greatly according to property size and type, with 2-bedroom houses costing around £1250pcm, while 3-bedroom homes are around £1550pcm. Equally, the proximity to the University of Essex means there are a wide variety of HMO properties to rent. Landlords using block management companies (or a skilled a property managing agent) with the right customer service, are likely to be very successful letting property here.
Colchester’s position ensures that it’s easy to get around the rest of Essex and commute south to London with ease. Take a look at the many transport options below:
For more information, take a look at this guide from Essex Council.
There’s a lot to see and do in Colchester, especially these 10 places of interest:
There’s many highly-regarded schools nestled in the city of Colchester, below are just a few of them, with Ofsted ratings and other information provided.
Primary schools:
Secondary Schools
Independent Schools in Colchester
For an exhaustive list, you can explore this government portal.
Colchester provides a well-rounded experience for all who call it home. Daily essentials are covered by supermarkets like Sainsbury’s and Waitrose, while the historic town centre offers a host of restaurants, cafes, several banks, attractive hotels and much more – many set within historic buildings. If you prefer everything under one roof, then the Culver Square Shopping Centre has plenty of options, as does the new Lion Walk Shopping centre. This ensures you won’t have to leave Colchester to get what you need.
For leisure and recreation, the Colchester Leisure Centre has you covered with its gym, swimming pool and sports courts. There are also plenty of green spaces to enjoy, from the lovely Castle Park right in the heart of town to the vast Highwoods Country Park on the outskirts. Families will appreciate Colchester Castle Museum’s fascinating exhibits and the contemporary art at Firstsite gallery. You can also spend a day getting up close with the animals at Colchester Zoo, while any budding historian can happily explore the huge Norman castle and Roman gateway.
To explore Colchester, it’s best to start your wanderings along the pedestrianised High Street, lined with a diverse array of shops, cafes and eateries. Nearby Culver Street hosts more independent boutiques alongside the shopping centre. Those seeking cultural diversions can detour to Trinity Street to visit the museum and art gallery.
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