Question 1

What is open for offer?

Accepted Answer

open for offer is the UK's AI-native property marketplace, where anyone can make an offer on any home - whether it is listed for sale or not. Every property has a public, anonymised order book showing real offers, so buyers see what they are competing against and sellers see genuine demand.

Question 2

How do offers work if a home is not for sale?

Accepted Answer

You make your offer and we put it to the homeowner. They can accept, counter, or ignore it - the seller is always in control. Many homeowners who would never list will still consider the right offer.

Question 3

How does the AI market estimate work?

Accepted Answer

Every home gets an AI market estimate built from comparable sales, Land Registry sold prices and ONS property data. It is shown as a range with a confidence level - never a single unexplained number - and it is timestamped so you always know how current it is.

Question 4

Is open for offer free to use?

Accepted Answer

Browsing, searching, and getting a market estimate are free, with no email required until you make an offer. Sellers can test the market for free, list from 49.95 GBP a month, or choose a managed sale at 0.5-0.8% plus VAT.

Question 5

Which areas is open for offer live in?

Accepted Answer

We cover all 14.1 million homes in England and Wales, and we are building density in our launch markets first - including Stamford, Cambridge, Oxford and Marlow. You can search any UK address, postcode or town today.

Question 6

Do I need an estate agent to sell through open for offer?

Accepted Answer

No. You can list and manage your sale yourself, or choose a managed sale where we match you with a vetted local agent. Either way, offers arrive through the same transparent order book.

Properties in MIDVILLE, BOSTON

8 properties, available to members

Semi-Detached House

Detached Cottage

Terraced Cottage

Semi-Detached House

Terraced Cottage

Terraced Cottage

Detached House

Detached House

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