Branch address

Regal Asset Managers Limited
T/A Regal Estates
383 High Road, Willesden
London NW10 2JR

T: 020 8459 2530

Opening hours

Monday – Friday: 9.00AM – 6.00PM
Saturday: 9.30AM – 3.00PM
Sunday: Closed.

If you call the office outside of these hours please feel free to leave a message and one of our team will get back to you during opening hours.

Out of hours

Emergency contact numbers:

T: 020 8459 9444
T: 020 8459 9447
T: 020 8459 9443

Useful information

Transport: The nearest tube station to our office is Dollis Hill located on the Jubilee line. We are located a very short walk from Willesden Bus Garage and bus routes 52, 98, 260, 266, 302 & 460

Parking: Pay & Display parking on surrounding roads or free parking for a short period available at B&M Willesden.

Buying a property in North West London

We’re local property specialists; we’ve helped buyers in Willesden, Dollis Hill, Neasden, Harlesden and throughout North West London find their perfect property for the past 15 years. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or a Buy to Let Landlord we can help you find your next property.

Whether you are buying for the first time, or moving to a new home, buying a property can be a stressful experience. To help you understand what’s involved we’ve put together a step-by-step guide to buying a property in North West London.

Register with Us

You do not have to register with an estate agent, but their local market expertise and contacts can make the entire process much easier to manage.

At Regal Estates we have helped hundreds of people find their ideal home in Willesden Green and the surrounding North West London area. Thanks to our in-depth knowledge of the local market we are able to make the process as pain-free as possible, keeping your interests at the forefront of everything we do. As members of a variety of professional bodies like NAEA Propertymark and The Property Ombudsman, you can be rest assured that you will receive the highest standard of service in the industry.

By registering with us we will be able to keep you in the loop about new houses that match your criteria as soon as they arrive on the market, giving you a vital head start. Contact us today for more details.

Property search

The fun part of the process is the actual house hunting. If you already know the area you want to live in, start to look at how suitable it is in more detail. You can browse our available properties for sale in North West London here.

There are a number of key factors to take into account when researching a new area to live in, such as:

  • House price: The closer to the centre of a London the property is, the more expensive it will be. This is also true for newly developed areas, or where regeneration is planned or underway.
  • Property type: The more bedrooms the property has, the larger it will generally be, as will the price tag. Do you want a terraced, semi, detached, bungalow etc?
  • Local amenities: Do you want to live close to nearby shops and neighbours, or somewhere more remote? Look at what the local transport, schools and crime rate is like. What are the council tax rates? Are there parks and green spaces close by?

It’s a good idea to visit the area first to get a feel and to see if you like what it has to offer. Read our area guides for more information on the area and if you have any friends or family living there, ask for their feedback. Alternatively, you can contact our estate agent team who’ll be happy to provide more details on the area.

Once you have found a property you love, get in touch with us to arrange a property viewing. Our team will inform you of other properties we have available within your search criteria in case they may also be of interest. Once you book a viewing with us, we will send you a text and email confirmation to confirm the viewing. You will then meet with one of our sales negotiators on site at the time agreed and we will guide you around the property answering any questions you may have.

Make an offer

Once you have found a house you’d like to own, it’s time to put forward an initial bid. You can compare the asking price to similar properties in the area to help you assess your bid or simply discuss with one of our estate agents who’ll be happy to advise you. You have the final say, but using their experience could save you money.

Many people go in lower than the asking price to see if the seller is willing to negotiate. However, if there are a number of people interested, you may have to bid a little higher.

When you have decided on an offer, get in touch with us to put your offer in writing via email and we will pass this on to the seller. You will most probably need to provide proof of funds/mortgage offer/agreement in principle. We will also discuss and pass on any relevant information on your current situation, for example if you are chain-free – this could give you an advantage over others making a bid who cannot move until they sell their existing home.

Hire a conveyancer and surveyor

Once your offer is accepted you need to hire either a conveyancer or solicitor who will manage the legal details of the purchase on your behalf. Once, you have provided us with details of your conveyancer or solicitor we will send out the memorandum of sale to your solicitor and the sellers solicitor.

Your conveyancer or solicitor will oversee things like local authority and Environment Agency searches, as well as drawing up contracts between the two parties.

Some mortgage lenders require you to use a conveyancer or solicitor that are on their panel, so be sure to check this before confirming a hire.

The company you use will likely offer an estimated cost because if the process is quite complex it will involve more work on their part, which can only be assessed as the sale proceeds.

You will also be required to get a valuation of the property by the mortgage lender. This can be upgraded to a full survey, if needed, and will breakdown any potential structural issues with the property. The survey is usually arranged through your mortgage broker however cash buyers must arrange any surveys themselves.

There are three different types of survey available – a condition report, a HomeBuyer’s report and a building survey – costs vary depending on which one you choose.

At Regal Estates, we work alongside some highly reputable conveyancers, and can put you in contact with them, if required.

Exchange contracts

Once the contracts have been negotiated and drafted by the conveyancer, you can then review and sign if you are happy with the content. This will include things such as the completion and move-in date, as well as any fixtures and fittings agreed with the sale.

The exchange stage happens when the finalised contracts are swapped between the two parties and you pay the deposit for the property. At this point the sale becomes legally binding and should you decide to pull out for any reason the seller will be able to retain the full deposit.

Complete the purchase

The completion date will be stated on the contract and once the contracts have been exchanged you can get everything ready to move in.

When it comes to completion day, the full funds will be transferred to the seller via your conveyancer and you will be able to collect your keys from us.

The conveyancer will also handle the transfer of ownership with the Land Registry and the property deeds – all that’s left is for you to settle into your new home.


If you’re interested in buying property in Willesden Green or the surrounding North West London area, contact us and a member of our team will be happy to assist you.

Book a professional valuation

If you would like to find out the sales or rental value of your property, book a Free, No-Obligation appointment with our valuations team today, who will be able to provide an accurate market appraisal based on local knowledge and market expertise.

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