Sell My House Fast in Cambridge

We’ll buy any home in Cambridge with a Zoom!

It’s always a good time to consider selling a house in Cambridge. The city is world-famous for being quintessentially English, full to the brim with history and exuding scholarly excellence.

Cambridge is at the pinnacle of the UK property market, and unsurprisingly, buyers encounter some of the highest property prices found in the country. For investors, this is counterbalanced by the exceptionally high rent they can expect to charge.

Underpinned by Cambridge University’s unwavering fame, it’s easy to understand why the city’s property market is consistently strong. Now widely considered the European epicentre of science and technology, Cambridge’s booming economy will only strengthen the property market and attract property investors in their droves for years to come.

Read on to find out why it’s always an exciting time to think about selling a house in Cambridge. And if you have one to sell remember we buy any home in Cambridge. 

Selling A House In Cambridge

We’ll buy and sell any house in Cambridge…fast!

We understand there could be many reasons for you wanting to sell your house quickly – a new job, change of personal circumstances like a divorce, emigrating, you’ve inherited a property…we’ll consider every application. 

Even if the property is completely uninhabitable we will buy any home in Cambridge, no matter the condition.

But don’t worry – our experts at Zoom will sell any property in the Leeds area, regardless of these issues! They’re hugely experienced in selling property and because we have our own cash facility, we don’t rely on banks or mortgages to complete a sale. We’ll also work with you if you have a bad credit history.

We buy houses in every part of Cambridge, this includes

Abbotsley
Abbots Ripton
Abington Pigotts
Alconbury
Alconbury Weston
Aldreth
Alwalton
America
Arrington
Ashley
Babraham
Balsham
Barham
Bar Hill
Barnwell
Barrington
Bartlow
Barton
Barway
Bassingbourn
Benwick
Blackhorse Drove
Bluntisham
Bottisham
Bourn
Boxworth
Brampton
Brington
Broughton
Brinkley
Buckden
Buckworth
Burrough Green
Burwell
Bury
Bythorn
Caldecote (Huntingdonshire)
Caldecote (South Cambridgeshire)
Cambourne
Cambridge
Camps End
Cardinal’s Green
Carlton
Castle Camps
Catworth
Caxton
Chatteris
Cherry Hinton
Chesterton, Cambridge
Chesterton, Huntingdonshire
Chettisham
Cheveley
Childerley
Chippenham
Chittering
Christchurch
Coates
Coldham
Collett’s Bridge
Colne
Conington
Coppingford
Comberton
Commercial End
Coton
Cottenham
Coveney
Covington
Croxton
Croydon
Denton
Diddington
Ditton Green
Doddington
Dogsthorpe
Downham
Dry Drayton
Dullingham
Duxford
Earith
East Hatley
Easton
Eastrea
Eaton Ford
Eaton Socon
Ellington
Elm
Elsworth
Eltisley
Elton
Ely
Euximoor
Eynesbury
Eynesbury Hardwicke
Farcet
Fen Ditton
Fen Drayton
Fenstanton
Fenton
Fitton End
Folksworth
Fordham
Foul Anchor
Four Gotes
Fowlmere
Foxton
Friday Bridge
Fulbourn
Gamlingay
Girton
Glatton
Godmanchester
Gorefield
Grafham
Grantchester
Graveley
Great Abington
Great Chishill
Great Eversden
Great Gransden
Great Gidding
Great Paxton
Great Shelford
Great Staughton
Great Wilbraham
Guilden Morden
Guyhirn
Haddenham
Haddon
Hail Weston
Hamerton
Hardwick
Harlton
Harston
Haslingfield
Hatley
Hatley St George
Hauxton
Hemingford Abbots
Hemingford Grey
Heydon
Highfields
Hildersham
Hilton
Hinxton
Histon
Holme
Holywell
Horningsea
Horseheath
Houghton
Huntingdon
Ickleton
Impington
Isleham
Jesus Lane
Kennett
Keyston
Kimbolton
Kings Ripton
Kingston
Kirtling
Knapwell
Kneesworth
Landbeach
Leighton Bromswold
Leverington
Linton
Litlington
Little Abington
Little Chishill
Little Ditton
Little Downham
Little Eversden
Little Gidding
Little Gransden
Little Ouse
Little Paxton
Littleport
Little Shelford
Little Thetford
Little Wilbraham
Lode
Lolworth
Long Meadow
Longstanton
Longstowe
Madingley
Manea
March
Melbourn
Meldreth
Mepal
Midloe
Milton
Molesworth
Morborne
Murrow
Needingworth
Newton
Northstowe
Oakington
Offord Cluny
Offord D’Arcy
Oldhurst
Old Weston
Orwell
Over
Pampisford
Papworth Everard
Papworth St Agnes
Parson Drove
Perry
Peterborough
Pidley
Pondersbridge
Prickwillow
Pymoor
Queen Adelaide
Rampton
Ramsey
Ramsey Forty Foot
Ramsey Heights
Ramsey Mereside
Ramsey St Mary’s
Reach
Ring’s End
Sawston
Sawtry
Saxon Street
Shepreth
Shingay
Shudy Camps
Sibson
Snailwell
Soham
Somersham
Southoe
Spaldwick
Stapleford
Steeple Gidding
Steeple Morden
Stetchworth
Stibbington
Stilton
St Ives
St Neots
Stonea
Stonely
Stow-cum-Quy
Stow Longa
Streetley End
Stretham
Stuntney
Sutton
Sutton Gault
Sutton-in-the-Isle
Swaffham Bulbeck
Swaffham Prior
Swavesey
Swingbrow
Tadlow
Tetworth
Teversham
The Raveleys
The Stukeleys
Tholomas Drove
Thorney
Thorney Toll
Thriplow
Tilbrook
Tips End
Toft
Toseland
Trumpington
Turves
Tydd St Giles
Upend
Upton
Upware
Upwood
Warboys
Wardy Hill
Waresley
Washingley
Waterbeach
Water Newton
Welches Dam
Wendy
Wentworth
Westley Waterless
Weston Colville
Weston Green
Westry
Westwick
West Wickham
West Wratting
Whaddon
Whittlesey
Whittlesford
Whittlesford Bridge
Wicken
Wilburton
Willingham
Wimblington
Wimpole
Winwick
Wisbech
Wisbech St Mary
Wistow
Witcham
Witchford
Wood Ditton
Woodditton
Woodhurst
Woodwalton
Woolley
Wothorpe
Wyton
Yaxley
Yelling

Is Now The Right Time To Sell In Cambridge

Cambridge’s affluence and global image are just some of the reasons behind the city’s booming property market. People want to live, work, study and invest in the city, gaining access to the high-quality lifestyle it offers and its thriving economy with high-paying jobs.

Property prices in Cambridge are amongst the highest in the country, with an average house price of £502,394. A terrace house in the city sells for approximately £480,000 and flats are valued at £322,000 on average. These prices are out of reach for many young professionals and families, placing a higher demand on the rental market.

Property investors in Cambridge can expect to charge some of the highest rents in the UK, and they could achieve a rental yield of 3-4% depending on location.

Improvements made to the city’s transport network, including the opening of Cambridge North station, mean that Cambridge is expanding outwards and more properties are becoming available to buy to let.

Why Cambridge is an Attractive City for Investors

Still need some persuasion for why selling a house in Cambridge is a great idea? Here are some further reasons why property investors will be keen to snap up your house:

World-famous Cambridge University

A world-leader in pioneering research and renowned for academic excellence, Cambridge University exerts a huge influence over the property sector. It plays a major part in the local (and national) economy and acts as a powerful pull factor for businesses, professionals and investors.

Cambridge University (along with Anglia Ruskin) attracts thousands of students to the city, supporting the local rental market. Also worth noting is the fact that 25% of Cambridge University undergraduates are from outside of the UK, and foreign investors are keen to buy houses so that family members can study and live there.

Fantastic job opportunities

Cambridge and its surrounding areas have become known as the ‘Silicon Fenn’ due to the high concentration of science and technology businesses that are based there, including the pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca.

Cambridge Science Park and St John’s Innovation Centre are amongst the many Cambridge University-owned science and technology centres that employ thousands of people and contribute to the city’s booming economy.

Cambridge’s prominence in these fields make it an attractive location for young professionals seeking stable and high paying jobs. It also means that many students choose to remain in the area when they graduate.

Other large employers include the tourism industry (more on that next) and Addenbrooke’s Hospital, a pioneering research hospital that is renowned worldwide.

Booming tourism industry

Cambridge receives a whopping 8 million visitors per year, and these tourists contribute in excess of £800 million to the local economy.

There are endless reasons why visitors, both UK and international, are attracted to Cambridge. The city is simply beautiful with its glorious architecture, expansive green spaces and of course, the River Cam. The compact city centre is postcard-perfect, and there is something for everyone to enjoy.

Visitors can while away hours wandering the historic colleges and museums, dining at award-winning eateries and drinking at eclectic bars, and of course, going punting on the river, the city’s iconic pastime.

Tourism is a major driver to Cambridge’s economy and accounts for 22% of local employment. Cambridge’s commitment to tourism guarantees ongoing investment and preservation, something that any would-be homeowner or property investor wants to hear.

Booming tourism also makes Cambridge an excellent choice for investors interested in short-term rentals, holiday home lets and Airbnb.

Commuting to London

For people who work in London but don’t want to live there, Cambridge is an ideal commuter town. Journeys by train to London take as little as 50 minutes, and commuters can choose from services to London Kings Cross, St Pancras International or London Liverpool Street.

Houses in commuter towns are highly sought after, and Cambridge is no exception. Property investors can profit from young professionals who want to live in Cambridge but cannot afford the property prices.

Selling a House in Cambridge Fast

If you are selling a house in Cambridge that is in a good state of repair, you won’t struggle to generate interest on the open market from homeowners and property investors.

However, there are some cases where you might need to sell a house in Cambridge fast. If that’s the case, contact our expert team at Zoom Property Buyer to discuss your fast house sale.

Call the team on 0333 880 4362 or submit an enquiry using our online form.

How It Works

3 Steps to a hassle free house sale with Zoom Property Buyer.

Step 1

Tell us about your property

Step 2

Receive your offer in as little as 60 minutes

Step 3

We buy your house in as little as 7 days

Over 50 years experience buying houses fast!

Why Use Zoom Property Buyer?

We understand the stress and hassle caused by selling a home through an estate agency. That’s why our aim is to make the house selling process as simple and pain-free as possible.

Our expert in-house staff have 50 years of combined industry experience. As such, they’re well versed in all aspects of property from surveys to solicitors fees.

We use our own cash facility meaning we do not rely on banks or mortgages to complete the purchase of a property. This allows us to offer the best prices in our industry and facilitate fast sales.

Estate Agent Costs vs Our Services

Sales Process

Market Value
Offer Accepted 
Survey Negotiation
Estate Agent Fees
Solicitor Fees
Mortgage Payments
Monthly Bills
Property Clean
Final Price

Zoom Property Buyer

7 Days

£150,000
£120,000
£120,000
£120,000
£120,000
£120,000
£120,000
£120,000
£120,000

Estate Agents

6-9 Months

£150,000
£142,500
£140,000
£136,640
£134,690
£128,440
£124,840
£123,840
£123,840

Sales
Process
Zoom PropertyEstate Agents
 7 Days6-9 Months
Market Value£150,000£150,000
Offer Accepted £120,000£142,500
Survey Negotiation£120,000£140,000
Estate Agent Fees£120,000£136,640
Solicitor Fees£120,000£134,690
Mortgage Payments£120,000£128,440
Monthly Bills£120,000£124,840
Property Clean£120,000£123,840
Final Price£120,000£123,840

* Figures shown above are based on a typically advertised property price of £150,000 and located in an area with average or above market conditions; including legal work and searches showing no issues in relation to the property.

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