

Find out how much your property is worth
We provide both free estate agent valuations and formal RICS surveyor reports — accepted for inheritance tax, probate applications, and legal purposes.
Book your probate valuation
Written estate agent valuation — suitable for most probate cases
In-person or virtual appointments that suit your timeline
RICS surveyor valuation available on request
Free Estate Agent Valuation for Probate
Most probate cases only require a written valuation based on market value at the date of death. We’ll prepare this free of charge — no obligation to sell.
Formal RICS Surveyor Valuation (Optional)
Need a Red Book valuation? We work with certified RICS surveyors who can provide this at a fixed fee. Perfect for high-value estates or solicitor requests.
Planning to Sell the Property?
Once probate is granted, we can help handle the sale from start to finish — whether you want to sell privately, on the open market, or to a cash buyer.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a probate property valuation?
A probate valuation determines the market value of a property at the date of the owner's death. It's used to calculate inheritance tax and is a required part of the probate process.Do I need a RICS surveyor for probate?
Not always. HMRC accepts estate agent valuations for most standard cases. A formal RICS “Red Book” valuation is typically only needed for high-value estates or when requested by a solicitor.
How much does a probate valuation cost?
Our estate agent probate valuations are completely free and include a written letter suitable for HMRC. If a formal RICS valuation is needed, we can arrange one from £300–£1500 depending on the property.
Can I sell the property before probate is granted?
You can market and prepare the property for sale, but contracts cannot be exchanged until probate is officially granted. We’ll guide you through every step so you’re ready when the time comes.