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Announcing the Edward Mellor Best Dressed Branch Competition!

November 30, 2023


We’re thrilled to be partnering with Cash for Kids to spread some Christmas cheer. Cash for Kids is a grant-giving charity that help’s children across the UK.

Another Successful Property Auction For November!

November 24, 2023


Edward Mellor held another successful property auction this November - come and see what all the excitement was about!

Samaritans Purse Christmas Shoebox Appeal

Samaritans Purse Christmas Shoebox Appeal

November 2, 2023


As Christmas 2023 is approaching, Edward Mellor Estate Agents will again be supporting Samaritans Purse Shoe Box Appeal and local branches will be drop-off points.

Understanding the Mortgage Application Process

October 30, 2023


Buying a new home is an exciting event, but it can also be a stressful experience. This is especially true when it comes to securing the best mortgage deal.

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What is an Agreement in Principle?

October 26, 2023


An Agreement in Principle can be an important first step in buying a new home. This guide will explain what an Agreement in Principle is and how to get one.

Interest Rates Have Risen To 5.25%: What Does This Mean For You?

August 4, 2023


In the wake of the most recent base rate increase, we're here to guide you through its effects on your mortgage, property prices, and potential investors.

Rates Have Risen To 5.25%: What Does This Mean For You?

August 4, 2023


In the wake of the most recent base rate increase, we're here to guide you through its effects on your mortgage, property prices, and potential investors.

Row Of Houses

Rising Rates: How Are They Impacting The Housing Market?

June 22, 2023


To shed light on this topic, we turned to our CEO, Colin Mellor, to help us understand the effects of rising interest rates on the housing market.

Bank Of England

Rates Have Risen Again: What Does This Mean For Mortgages?

June 22, 2023


The Bank of England raised interest rates by 0.5% today from 4.5% to 5%. But what does this mean for your mortgage? Let’s take a look.