What is open for offer?

open for offer is a UK 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.

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

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.

Is open for offer free to use?

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.

How accurate are your property estimates?

Every estimate is a market estimate built from comparable sales, Land Registry sold prices and ONS property data, shown with a range and a confidence level - never a single unexplained number. Estimates are timestamped so you always know how current they are.

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

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.

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WATERBEACH, CAMBRIDGE, CB25

Last sold 29 Sept 2023 for £380,000 (HM Land Registry)Property data last updated 9 May 2025

Market estimate

£432,500High confidence

£414,000 to £451,000

Move the dial to a price

£432,500

£414,000£451,000

At the market estimate

Mid-point of the range

What does that price mean for you?

Most homes aren’t for sale. That isn’t the same as not available.

About 1.2 million UK homes change hands each year, out of roughly 25 million. Every portal shows you that 5%. We approach any of the other 95% on your behalf — establish who is selling, open with real sold prices, and never go above the limit you set.

Transactions: HMRC, May 2026. Dwelling stock: ONS.

Availability

What we know about this home’s listing

open for offer does not hold a listing for this home. Homes are frequently sold privately, or advertised elsewhere, without ever appearing here — so this is a statement about our records, not about whether the home is available. If you would like to know, we will ask on your behalf and tell you either way.

£414,000 – £451,000Market estimate · Modelled, not an asking price

Buyer demand

0Active interested buyers

0Identity-verified buyers

0Funding-verified buyers

0Chain-free buyers

No verified buyer interest has been registered yet.

Register serious interest

Non-binding
Private
Time-limited
Not an offer
Subject to homeowner participation

Takes about two minutes. Nothing is sent to the homeowner without your consent.

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Unclaimed

Are you the homeowner?

Verified buyers may be looking for a home like yours. Claim the property securely to view anonymised demand and decide whether you want a private conversation.

Secure, and it does not list your home or commit you to selling.

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Property description

36 Gillyflower Lane is a flat located in Waterbeach, Cambridge, Cb25 9qn.

Description from public records and earlier marketing. The homeowner has not confirmed it.

Property facts

Each fact shows its source and how it has been verified. Facts marked “Not yet confirmed” can be completed by the homeowner after they claim the property.

Property basics

Property type: FlatOfficial recordFrom public records

Ownership and tenure

Last recorded sale: £380,000 (29 Sept 2023)Official recordHM Land Registry price paid data

Information not yet confirmed

Title number and restrictions: Not yet providedNot yet confirmedThe homeowner can confirm this after claiming the property.
Lease length and service charges: Not yet providedNot yet confirmedThe homeowner can confirm this after claiming the property.
Planning history and alterations: Not yet providedNot yet confirmedThe homeowner can confirm this after claiming the property.
Flood and environmental risks: Not yet providedNot yet confirmedThe homeowner can confirm this after claiming the property.
Broadband and connectivity: Not yet providedNot yet confirmedThe homeowner can confirm this after claiming the property.
Restrictive covenants and rights of way: Not yet providedNot yet confirmedThe homeowner can confirm this after claiming the property.
Property condition: Not yet providedNot yet confirmedThe homeowner can confirm this after claiming the property.
Owner chain status: Not yet providedNot yet confirmedThe homeowner can confirm this after claiming the property.
Digital property logbook / sale-pack status: Not yet providedNot yet confirmedThe homeowner can confirm this after claiming the property.

Property data last refreshed 9 May 2025

Location

Price intelligence

Market estimate£414,000 – £451,000

Methodology not recorded for this estimateEstimate date not recorded

Recorded sale price (29 Sept 2023): £380,000Official record — HM Land Registry

Recorded sale history

29 Sept 2023Sold£380,000

Source: HM Land Registry price paid data.

Comparable sales nearby

£450,000
£450,000

Estimates are modelled from comparable sales and area statistics, not a survey or professional valuation. Past sale prices do not guarantee future values.

This street, this year

2 yrsSince this home last changed hands

21.5 wksTypical listing to completion, UK — RICS, Jul 2026

Every figure here is drawn from recorded transactions, dated at source.

Questions about this home

What is Flat worth?

The current market estimate is £414,000 to £451,000, with a midpoint of £432,500. Modelled from comparable sales and HM Land Registry price paid data.

When did it last sell, and for how much?

It last sold on 29 Sept 2023 for £380,000, an HM Land Registry price paid record.

Can I make an offer on a home that is not listed?

Yes. Your negotiator establishes who is selling, approaches them on your behalf, and negotiates against real sold prices — with your maximum price held privately and every move approved by you.

How a private sale starts

Buyer verifies their interest
A buyer registers private, non-binding interest and verifies their identity.
Homeowner claims the property
The homeowner proves their connection to the property and sees anonymised demand.
Both parties consent to connect
A conversation only starts when the buyer and the homeowner each agree to it.
Property information is prepared and shared securely
Key documents and property facts are gathered and shared through a private channel.
Viewing, negotiation and conveyancing can begin
From here the sale proceeds like any private transaction, at both parties’ pace.

Registering interest or claiming a property commits neither party to anything.

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What we know about this home’s listing

Buyer demand

Register serious interest

Are you the homeowner?

Property description

Property facts

Location

Price intelligence

Recorded sale history

Comparable sales nearby

How a private sale starts

Buyer verifies their interest

Homeowner claims the property

Both parties consent to connect

Property information is prepared and shared securely

Viewing, negotiation and conveyancing can begin

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