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We buy and build in Nantwich

CW5 · Cash offers for probate, run-down and damaged property. Extensions, renovations and landlord refurbishments for homeowners.

Nantwich has one of the largest collections of listed buildings in Cheshire. We take on period renovations with the right specialists for timber frame, lime and historic brick.

Selling a property in Nantwich

We view within 48 hours, make a written cash offer the same week and complete on your date, typically inside four weeks. No agent fees, no chain, no clearance to arrange. Probate and inherited homes, fire or flood damage, tenanted or ex-HMO stock and land with or without planning are all welcome.

Extensions and renovations in Nantwich

Single and double-storey extensions, wraparounds, loft conversions, full refurbishments and landlord voids, built by the team that renovates our own properties. Fixed price, written programme, one point of contact.

Local notes

Local notes: listed building consent is separate from planning permission and takes longer; we build that into the programme.

About OJD Homes

OJD Homes Ltd is a property development and building company based in Northwich, Cheshire. It buys probate, run-down and damaged houses and land for cash across Cheshire and the North West, renovates them, and builds extensions, full refurbishments, landlord refurbishments and insurance reinstatement work for homeowners, landlords and insurers. Phone 0333 038 3134, email info@ojdhomes.com.

Services

Home extensions in CheshireFull house renovation in CheshireSell a probate property in CheshireLandlord refurbishments & void turnaroundsFire & flood reinstatement in Cheshire

Areas

Northwich (CW8, CW9)Winsford (CW7)Middlewich (CW10)Knutsford (WA16)Crewe (CW1, CW2)Nantwich (CW5)Chester (CH1 – CH4)Warrington (WA1 – WA5)Macclesfield (SK10, SK11)Wilmslow (SK9)

Guides

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