At David Phillip Estate Agents, we are starting to feel very festive. We really love the Christmas events and traditions in Yorkshire, which made me wonder what other traditions might be taking place this Christmas around the world. Here are a few:-
Inspired by the Middle East and brought back by the crusaders. Early mince pies contained meat, fruit and spices. They commonly had 13 ingredients that were thought to represent Christ and the Apostles. They were a large oval shape to represent the manger. Meat had disappeared from the recipe by Victorian times. We love the Mince pies from Betty’s!
Hanging mistletoe in the home is a pagan practice. I hadn’t realised that for each kiss a berry had to be plucked until none remained!
The Christmas Tree has been around for many years in Northern Europe, but when Prince Albert put up a tree at Windsor Castle in 1841, he started the evergreen trend.
In Sweden, there is the Yule Goat made from straw, which is believed to guard the Christmas tree. In the Swedish city of Gavle, the community comes together to build a 43-foot-tall goat at the start of Advent. This has happened every year since 1966, although since this tradition started, the goat has been burned down 29 times – the last time in 2016!
Straw is commonly used for decorations in Scandinavian homes because it reminds them that Jesus was born in a Manger.
In England, the turkey is the star of the festive feast. Turkeys were first brought to the UK by William Strickland in 1526, and although the bird became fashionable in high society in the 19th century, it was enjoyed by the masses when Edward VII made it de rigueur as part of the Christmas Dinner.
Imagine though if you live in Greenland, the traditional Christmas dish Kiviak takes a full 7 months to prepare and begins with hollowing out a seal skin and stuffing it with small sea birds known as auks to ferment. On Christmas day the treat is served straight from the seal!
Spiders are considered to be the symbols of goodness and prosperity in Poland which is a perfect sentiment for the Christmas season. Spiders webs are common on Christmas trees because, according to legend a spider wove a blanket for baby Jesus.
Iceland has a tradition known as Jolabokaflod. People exchange books on Christmas Eve and then spend the rest of the night reading and eating chocolate. As a result, Iceland publishes more books per capita than any other country. This sounds a really good tradition.
In Norway, people hide brooms in a safe place on Christmas Eve. It is believed that witches come out to look for the brooms to ride on.
The residents of Caracas, in Venezuela, head to church on roller-skates on Christmas morning. The main roads are shut to allow for this tradition to take place.
So, that covers some of the world’s more unusual Christmas traditions. Whatever your plans are this year, we hope everyone is enjoying making the most of the Christmas in North Leeds, and if you are thinking of celebrating Christmas in a different home next year then please call David Phillip FRICS for a free market appraisal.
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Selling homes in North Leeds and covering Bramhope, Adel, Cookridge, Pool-in-Wharfedale, Otley
and Alwoodley
The annual sales event has arrived, and this looks to be another busy day of online shopping,
(although Black Friday has been a week of offers for some companies) when most brands and
retailers look to give shoppers some amazing savings. Yet many people are unaware of the
phenomenon’s history and unsure about the use of the name before it became associated with the
shopping craze.
It is easy to get carried away on Black Friday, so here is some advice for shoppers:
At David Phillip Estate agents we won’t be having a Black Friday event - we have worked really hard
on our pricing model to ensure we offer fairer pricing (not commission) to save you money and
uncertainty. So if you are looking to sell your home in 2026 and would like a free market appraisal
(and you can’t get better value than that) call David Phillip FRICS on 0113 4676400 w:
davidphillip.co.uk a: 86, Leeds Road, Bramhope, Leeds
Selling properties in North Leeds and covering Bramhope, Adel, Cookridge, Pool-in-Wharfedale,
Otley and Alwoodley
Happy shopping!
Halloween, is becoming celebrated more and more in the UK. There are some spookily decorated properties appearing in Bramhope. We particularly like the one a few doors away from our office on Leeds Road! When the UK is awash with ghosts and ghoules, let’s look at the creepy crawlies and pests that can take up residence both inside and outside your home.
Whilst mice don’t cause any immediate harm, they breed really quickly which can cause hygiene problems within your home. They enjoy warmth and food which usually leads them into houses. Hiding in crevices and under floorboards out of immediate sight, it is rare that you will see a mouse but there are some notable signs to look out for – mice droppings are usually grouped and they love to dig up a carpet to use as a nest. To help get rid of mice in your house, eliminate entry points, use mouse traps with the best bait, also ensure the traps are placed in the best areas. Please check out the type of traps, though and choose as ‘animal friendly’ as you can. Good sanitation won’t get rid of mice, but poor sanitation will attract them – or you could just buy a cat!
Bedbugs are one of the most disruptive pests in your home. Not detecting them can cause some serious problems including skin rashes, psychological effects and allergic symptoms. Bed bugs can also lead to skin changes ranging from non-visible to prominent blisters. Bed bugs as in the name, obviously infest beds, but they also like to infest carpets and sofas as well as curtains. Although they are difficult to see they can leave smear marks and old skin shells around the places they choose to inhabit.
Cockroaches have simple needs, food, warmth, moisture and shelter. They are attracted to food that has been left out on work surfaces, dirty dishes in the sink and crumbs lying on the floor – although they like food, they can survive for months without any! They are also attracted to moisture, such as a leaky pipe under the kitchen sink or a wet bathmat, and in cracks or gaps in the walls. Cockroaches may spread a range of diseases, including salmonella, but they also harbour viruses. Easily identifiable with their oval shape and 3-inch bodies, they may have wings but do not always fly.
Some home remedies to kill cockroaches include baking soda and sugar, fabric softener, and bay leaves,
lemon peel and lemon juice.
Pests outside can be just as annoying as those that reside within. If you have problems with birds, rats and wasps these need to be dealt with swiftly or they can cause severe problems to your property.
Although wasps can be useful around the garden by consuming dead insects and eating flies, they can be a nuisance too – apart from their sting, which can be a particular threat to those who have allergic reactions, their persistence can be irritating. Once summer has slid into Autumn and the hedgerows are full of blackberries, then wasps enjoy the fermented fruits, causing them to appear almost drunk – wasps in autumn are sluggish and potentially more aggressive as they go in search of food. This year, summer has been particularly busy for wasps! Wasps live in colonies that form self-contained communities. It is then that they can become particularly dangerous in your home – if you find a wasp nest, call your landlord or pest control company to safely remove it.
Unsightly and cause severe damage to your property if they are left untreated. Not only do they
breed rapidly, but they are carriers of diseases, which means they present a real health and safety risk.
Rats, like mice, prefer to keep a low profile, hiding in crevices, under floorboards and in gardens.
They are most active at night, and it is often easier to spot the sign of a rat infestation than the rat
itself. Signs that you may have a potential rat problem include rat droppings, rub marks (grease and dirt
on their bodies leaving smudges on surfaces), scratching noises, rat holes and nests and footprints. If
you spot any of the signs, then act quickly to ensure the infestation doesn’t spread further.
Ants can occupy both the interior and exterior of properties, but on their own, they aren’t particularly
harmful, but in number,s can cause hygiene issues as well as structural damage.
There are more than 12,000 species of ants all over the world. An ant can lift over 20 times its own body weight and when ants fight it is usually to the death. If ants live outside the property, they can nest in cracks and walls, leading to structural damage and eventually infiltration into the property. These nests are tough to remove and require trained professionals if the nest is too big for filler to cover it. Once ants are inside the house, they will be looking for food, so ensure everything is sealed tight and call the professionals!
Again, not a particularly harmful pest on their own, they don’t sting, bite or transmit any disease but in numbers they can cause structural damage. Woodlice love damp places, particularly woody areas.
They are not known for residing in the interiors of properties, but if found inside it is sometimes a sign of damp; however, in most cases, they enter your home by accident and are found just wandering around the home. Woodlice can also be found in exterior walls and can be identified by their small, grey oval shaped
forms, being about 1 cm long and having a total of 14 legs!
Hopefully this Halloween guide has provided insight into a selection of the most creepy pests that
can be found in your home, keep a lookout for any noticeable pest signs so that you keep your property safe from harm all year round.
If you are considering selling your home and would like a free market appraisal with David Phillip
FRICS call 0113 4676 400 w: davidphillip.co.uk a: 86, Leeds Road, Bramhope, Leeds:
info@davidphillip.co.uk.
David Phillip Estate agents, selling homes in North Leeds, including Bramhope, Adel, Cookridge,
Otley, Pool-in-Wharfedale and Alwoodley.
Inflation rates are gradually stabilising, and mortgage rates have been a little lower for a while now; however, as the cost of living rises, including energy rates and the price of everyday shopping, recent months have certainly left many people considering the option of downsizing.
If your children have left home and you now have an empty nest, you may have thought about downsizing because your property and the garden now feel too big and expensive to run. If so, then now might be a good time to downsize, simplify your life and start a new chapter.
So, if and when you decide to downsize, there are questions that you need to ask yourself first according to Zoopla. Here are some of the top tips they recommend:-
The number of bedrooms is usually one of the key factors, stairs may be an issue, the garden may be too big and with fewer people living in the home, it may be a time to consider ground floor living – when doing a search on the key portals, bungalow or apartment are definitely keywords.
As we grow older, living in an area that has local shops, good bus routes, and a thriving community is key. Bramhope is blessed with some lovely bungalows. We have recently sold STC two properties on the Rowans, as well as on the Ceders – all easily manageable properties with nice gardens and a lot of interest when marketing.
For DIY enthusiasts and keen gardeners, a property that has a small amount of pruning, planting and painting may be ideal – some people are happy to be climbing up ladders in late retirement, but to many people it just isn’t worth the hassle.
If you are looking to downsize, try not to leave it too late. Downsizing requires a lot of effort, as does
moving into a new home and potentially a new area. If you are moving from a 5-bedroom detached property to a 2-bedroom bungalow, then now may be the time to start getting rid of some of the items you no longer need. ‘De-cluttering’ is key. People are understandably likely to feel emotionally attached to possessions gathered along the way, deteriorating health or knowing where to start may prevent people from looking to downsize.
People may be afraid that if they de-clutter, they may throw out something valuable or something
precious that once belonged to a loved one. If this is the case, then it may be helpful to get the help
of a professional de-clutterer. At David Phillip Estate Agents, we recommend various people who
work with and support people downsizing. You may want to give items to charity or hand them down to family members. We also recommend Hartley’s Auction House in Ilkley for assistance with the disposal of contents via their auction site.
Priorities may have changed; you may want to help your children out, help your grandchildren get a
step on the property ladder or even buy somewhere smaller abroad – all these seem better priorities
than spending money on utilities in an expensive home.
If you are thinking of downsizing, then it is likely that your property will have increased in value from when you purchased it if you have lived there for a while. This will give you lots of equity left over to use for whatever you wish – this may mean you can pay off your mortgage and move to somewhere else mortgage-free and as a cash buyer.
If you are looking to downsize and were wondering how much your property may be worth, then get an instant valuation on our website www.davidphillip.co.uk, or if you would prefer a market appraisal, then call David Phillip FRICS for a free Market Appraisal.
Downsizing can be a fraught experience for some who aren’t looking for change or have become
accustomed to their home, but there are so many advantages, such as saving on bills, household
chores and maintaining a big garden become more manageable, and the opportunities in a new area can be exciting, plus buying a new, cheaper property provides you with more cash to either spend on a new home mortgage-free or money to enjoy a new way of life.
So, once you have discovered the value of your home, then at David Phillip Estate Agents, we can
also help you find somewhere that will not only suit your future retirement plans, but also somewhere to spend the rest of your life.
David Phillip Estate Agents, 86, Leeds Road, Bramhope, Leeds LS16 9AN T:01134 676 400
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Selling houses in North Leeds and covering Bramhope, Adel, Cookridge, Pool-in-Wharfedale, Otley
and Alwoodley
On July 11th , a hosepipe ban has been enforced in Yorkshire and the heatwave is due to continue over the weekend across the UK. We are given plenty of advice regarding what to do to keep safe and hydrated, but what about for your garden wildlife.
Here are a few tips on keeping them safe
So if you have a garden, these small tips will help hungry and thirsty animals – take a look at our website, we have a number of properties with lovely gardens, or if you are looking to sell your home which has a great garden too, call us for a free market appraisal.
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It has been feeling very spring-like over recent days in Bramhope. The daffodils are in full bloom and I saw bluebells driving up Pool bank this morning! The cherry trees on Long Meadows and opposite our office are starting to look stunning. Gardens are looking beautiful too, and with lighter nights for viewings and Easter just around the corner, now is a great time to sell your home. If you are considering moving and getting your property ‘ready to go on the market’, it is the ideal time for making first impressions count.
Kerb appeal is a term used to describe the attractiveness of the exterior of a residential property as viewed from the street. It is often used as an indicator of the property's initial appeal and what it could potentially look like inside.
How the outside of your home looks can have a massive impact on what a potential buyer may think about the standard of your home. As well as boosting its value and potentially securing a quicker sale. If you provide the wow factor from the outside, then viewers will be excited and hopeful for the viewing inside. If you disappoint right from the outset, then it will take twice as long to win people over.
So why does it matter? The front exterior shot is the most commonly used ‘lead’ photograph on the property portals. It is also the one that shows up in search results. Its main job is to get people to click on your property to find out more information about the rest of the house. If the main image is not enticing, you will have a lower click-through rate and fewer potential buyers.
Kerb appeal is really important for viewings arranged by your Estate Agent, but equally as important for one that might take place on a ‘drive-by’.
Kerb appeal needs to be maintained for the whole time your house is on the market, not just for the initial photographs. If you use David Phillip Estate Agents to sell your home, we also offer the opportunity to choose a 3D virtual tour. This means that your home needs staging properly only once, which is a huge benefit.
It is easy to increase the Kerb appeal of your property by undertaking these small improvements – a fresh, attractive exterior could add as much as 10% to the value of your home, as well as helping to
secure a quicker sale.
Zoopla have also announced based on AI that Leeds is forecast to be the second highest price growth area in the UK this year (after Newcastle), which is another positive reason to sell.
So, if you want to sell your home in North Leeds, call an Estate Agent that will not only list your
house on all the main property but also help present your house in the best way too.
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For decades Estate Agents have evolved to fit in with any new marketing opportunities. Previously, only large properties were marketed using aerial footage, usually taken from a helicopter. Other properties made do with static photographs taken from the ground. 3D virtual tours and drone technology are recent additions to property marketing enabling Estate Agents to present a property in a much more dynamic way.
Drone (or UAV) photography for Estate Agents enables a potential buyer to see a property from every angle. This is especially useful if someone is looking at the property online but lives some miles away.
It is one thing to say that the property has spectacular views, but if you can show the beautiful views from a variety of unique perspectives, this is even better. Bramhope benefits from some beautiful vistas.
Drone footage allows the buyer to see if there are green spaces nearby. It showcases local shops, churches, parks or general places of interest. Parking at the property and the size of the rear garden or outhouses can also be viewed
Drone footage can be used to check out various aspects of the property from a surveyor’s point of view. Is the roof in good order? What are the boundaries – things that, without the footage, you would not even notice or be aware of until exchange or even completion of your sale.
Many Estate Agents continue to use standard photos. However, at David Phillip Estate Agents, not only do we use 3D virtual tours but also Drone footage. By using this photographic technology, potential buyers are able to have a much better idea of the property prior to a viewing. Drone footage also showcases the home in a much better way.
David Phillip commented, “Beautiful photography is key when looking for a home. At David Phillip Estate Agents, we use a professional photographer who not only takes static photos but drone footage too, along with immersive 3D tours, which really showcase the beautiful properties in North Leeds”
If you are looking to sell your home and would like a free market appraisal, call David Phillip Estate Agents on 01134 676 400 A: 86, Leeds Road, Bramhope, Leeds
Selling properties in North Leeds, Bramhope, Adel, Cookridge, Pool-in-Wharfedale, Otley and
Alwoodley
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According to Rightmove, Spring is traditionally the time when most people look at properties to buy on the Rightmove portal.
At David Phillip Estate Agents we always provide tips on how to make your property ‘show-home’ ready, however if you don’t want to be spending day after day doing housework, it is possible to do it all in one day! – so here goes – the one day Spring Clean! – and now might be the ideal time ready for Easter.
Before you start
The night before your big spring clean gather all your supplies in a bucket, include any cleaning products, rubber gloves, bin liners, baking powder and white wine vinegar plus your most upbeat CD’s to keep you motivated.
Plan your meals for the day, have a healthy breakfast, throw something in the slow cooker or choose a takeaway! – whatever meal you plan, you won’t want to be cooking at the end of your mammoth cleaning day – keep some snacks on hand too and put a nice chilled bottle of wine in the fridge to enjoy afterwards!
Start with an empty dishwasher, washer and dryer. Before you start on each individual room collect blankets, throws rugs and pillows and put them in the washing machine
Clean light fixtures and window blinds – spray windows with a glass cleaner and spray and wipe all the mirrors too.
The Bathroom
So you are ready to start on the first room – the bathroom.
Descale taps and chrome fittings, especially if you are in an area that has hard water, not only will limescale make the fittings look awful, but by leaving this you are much more likely to have leaks and need to replace fittings too. If you leave limescale for a long time then it can become really difficult to remove – white wine vinegar is great for descaling – use a toothbrush for any tricky areas.
Next it is the bath – use a microfiber sponge to rub your cleaning products into the bath and shower - leave for about 30 mins before you rinse away
Grouting is there to stop the walls and floors getting wet, use baking soda and hot (not boiling water),dip in a toothbrush and scrub away!
Use natural products rather than chemical ones for the essential cleaning of the toilet – again baking powder and white wine vinegar is a natural thing to use - leave for 15 mins, scrub and flush – also change your toilet brush at this time and pour a few drops of essential oil into the holder – put essential oils in the bathroom bin too so that it stays fresh, but this can also be used as an antiseptic – always ventilate your bathroom well after cleaning.
Hair, beauty products and toothpaste can bung up the bath, shower and sink, again white wine vinegar and soda poured down the plughole can help – leave it for 30 mins before washing away with water.
Descale the shower head – fill a small sandwich bag with white wine vinegar, for best results leave overnight, you can wash a shower curtain on a gentle cycle in the washing machine.
If you have children, wash plastic toys in the dishwasher, but remember to remove any batteries first.
Don’t forget your makeup bag – if you haven’t used a product for a while then throw it out, the only exception is seasonal items – wash makeup brushes with shampoo ( I saw a video last week – these can be washed in a cooking sieve – really easy!).
The kitchen
Next onto the kitchen – oven cleaning is time intensive, but by putting bi-carbonate of soda into a water spray, this will give you your own handy oven cleaning solution (avoid the heating elements) – leave this overnight and wipe clean the next day (ok this bit takes you over the spring clean in one day!) spraying with vinegar to remove any remains – if you don’t fancy getting stuck into the oven then a professional cleaner may help with this one to save you time too.
Get your fridge sparking clean - stains, food matter and water can build up – again a toothbrush and toothpaste are great at removing – the chemicals found in toothpaste will help to remove stains easily. Clean your fridge on the day before you do your main shop
To get rid of any fridge odours, cut a lemon in half placing one half at the top and one on the bottom shelf – this will absorb any odours and leave your fridge smelling fresh – lemon also de-odourises microwaves too – just add to a cup of water and heat slowly.
The Bedroom
Revamp your wardrobe – separate your clothes into seasons, try on your outfits, do they still fit, if the answer is no, then get rid of by donating to charity or selling on e-bay.
For the clothes you want to keep, bag up if they are out if season and store somewhere .
A golden rule for clothes – trash, give-away, store or put away for use
Bedsheets can be cleansed by using bicarbonate of soda (which can also be used for cleaning the mattress – leave for 8 hours, vacum up any excess powder and your mattress will be as good as new)and wine vinegar as this can help breathe life back into them and help get rid of any lingering odours – make sure you rinse thoroughly afterwards though too, to get rid of the vinegar smell before using.
Deep clean your carpet, you’ll be surprised how much dirt, hair and dust can accumulate – remember to clean your vacuum cleaner beforehand.
Some final tips
Don’t use the same cloth around the house as this will hang onto grime from the previous surface – bathroom germs on kitchen counters is a definite NO
Feather dusters are notorious for spreading dust
Change your vacuum cleaner filter before your big spring clean
Clean a room from the top down
Don’t spray cleaner directly onto furniture as this can cause a build-up leading to greasy furniture and surfaces
Clean the washing machine - skin cells and dust mites can linger in the machine drum meaning that washing is being done in dirty water .
Don’t worry if you are selling your home and not fully decluttered
So your home should now be spic and span and decluttered – if you are looking to sell your home, don’t worry if you haven’t totally decluttered every room as at David Phillip Estate Agents in Bramhope, North Leeds we have some clever photographic techniques to do this for you and enhance the look of your property.
Free market Appraisal
So once you have undertaken your spring clean ‘in one day’ and are ready for marketing your home, book a free market appraisal with David Phillip FRICS t: 01134 676 400 w: davidphillip.co.uk e: info@davidphillip.co.uk. A: David Phillip Estate Agents, Leeds Road, Bramhope, Leeds.
Covering Leeds, Bramhope, Adel, Cookridge, Alwoodley, Pool-in-Wharfedale and Otley
The prices of homes being put up for sale in Britain have increased in annual terms for the first time in six months as demand from purchasers improve according to Rightmove.
The property portal said that asking prices for residential properties rose 0.1% in February compared a year earlier the first annual increase since August 2023.
Prices increased b y 0.9% from January, broadly in line with the 10 year average of a monthly rise in February.
The data also reveals that agreed sales in the first six weeks of 2024 are 16% higher than the same period last year, and 3% higher than the more normal market of 2019.
The growing market momentum is also evidenced by the increase in activity of both buyers and sellers on Rightmove with 7% more new listings coming to market than last year, and a 7% upturn in the number of buyers enquiring.
The market does though remain price sensitive and appears to be operating at two speeds – properties that area priced realistically are being snapped up by budget-conscious buyers, whilst over-priced properties are being left on the shelf.
Tim Bannister of Rightmove commented ‘we said that February would be an important indicator for the year ahead, and the question was whether the Rightmoove Boxing Day bounce in buyer activity would keep its spring into March or lose momentum. It’s proved to be the former, with the number of sales agreed continuing to considerably outstrip last year.
David Phillip commented ‘momentum to move in 2024 is continuing to build, buyers now have more choice of properties for sale and many are still price sensitive, with mortgage rates remaining somewhat elevated. Sellers who are serious about moving this year would be well advised to ride this wave of increased buyer confidence with an attractive asking price”.
David Phillip Estate Agents have 100% sales valuation accuracy according to the online portal AllAgents – this is key when looking to market your home.
If you are considering selling your home and would like a free-market appraisal call David Phillip FRICS on 01134 676 400
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Asking prices are back into positive territory as buyer and seller activity jump continuing with what promises to be a ‘tentatively promising start to the new year
According to the data from Rightmove, the number of sales agreed in the first 6 weeks of the year is 16% higher than in the corresponding period last year. However, the market remains price-sensitive, with many buyers still budget conscious.
The analysis shows that sellers who price right initially are far more likely to sell quickly.
Property mark CEO Nathan Emmerson commented “Our members continue to tell us that the market is gathering momentum, however people continue to be money conscious. Only serious buyers and sellers are making a move after finding middle ground in their affordability provided through a decrease in property prices helping combat any rises in interest rates”
David Phillip commented “there are growing signs that this will be a smoother year for those looking to buy and sell properties. More new vendors are now entering the market, with many adopting increased price expectations as a result of an increased demand from buyers. It is important that vendors price competitively but realistically when setting their asking price”.
The start of the year has seen renewed optimism and positive sentiment in the wake of a further pause in interest rates – this optimism turns into confidence which is translating to more buyers and sellers coming to market.
The surge in activity can also be attributed to the decreasing and now stabilising mortgage rates. Many people who stalled on a house move last year amid uncertainty are now starting to re-emerge.”
If you are considering selling your home and would like a free market appraisal with David Phillip FRICS please call 01134 676 400 w:davidphillip.co.uk 86, Leeds Road, Bramhope
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