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Our standard opening hours at Williams & Goodwin are:

• Monday–Friday: 9am–5.30pm
• Saturday: 9am–4pm
• Sul: Ar Gau

While most accompanied viewings are arranged within these hours, some sellers conduct viewings themselves outside usual business hours.  We do understand that flexibility is sometimes needed. If you require a viewing outside of our usual times, please let us know your preferred days and times. We’ll do our best to accommodate your request, depending on staff and vendor availability.

Would you like to suggest some specific dates and times? Alternatively, you can email us at llangefni@tppuk.com or call us on 01248 250109 to discuss your requirements in more detail.

At Williams & Goodwin, we offer a wide range of properties, including both new build homes and resale (pre-owned) properties. Our portfolio regularly features new developments as well as established homes across Anglesey & Gwynedd.

If you have a preference for new builds, please let us know your desired location and budget, and we’ll be happy to share suitable options currently available. You can also browse our latest listings.

If you’d like more tailored assistance or wish to register your interest in upcoming new build developments, please email us at llangefni@tppuk.com or call 01248 250109.

Would you like us to send you a selection of current new build properties? If so, please let us know your preferred area and price range.

Supporting our clients from offer acceptance right through to completion is a key part of the Williams & Goodwin service.

Here’s how we help you through each stage:

Offer Negotiation & Acceptance

We handle all negotiations on your behalf, ensuring your interests are represented.

We’ll advise you on the strength of offers (e.g., cash buyers, chain-free, mortgage-in-principle status).

Liaising with Solicitors & Conveyancers

We’ll guide you in instructing a reputable conveyancing solicitor if you haven’t already.

Our team will keep in regular contact with all parties (buyers, sellers, solicitors, mortgage advisor) to ensure the process moves forward smoothly.

Progress Updates

You’ll receive regular updates on the status of your sale or purchase.

We’ll chase up any outstanding paperwork or queries to avoid unnecessary delays.

Managing the Property Chain

If you’re part of a chain, we’ll coordinate with all parties involved to help keep everyone on track and minimise the risk of delays or fall-throughs.

Exchange of Contracts

We’ll notify you as soon as contracts are ready to be exchanged and explain what’s required at this stage.

We’ll help coordinate the agreed exchange and completion dates between all parties.

Completion & Moving Day

We’ll ensure you know exactly what needs to happen on completion day, including key handover arrangements.

Our team is on hand to answer any last-minute questions and provide support right up to the point you move.

Throughout the process, our experienced team is always available for advice and to resolve any issues that may arise. You can contact us at any time during working hours, or email llangefni@tppuk.com for assistance.

Yes, we do! At Williams & Goodwin, we offer both virtual viewings and video tours for many of our properties. This allows you to explore homes remotely, which is especially useful if you’re unable to visit in person straight away.

You’ll find video tours or virtual walkthroughs available on many of our property listings. If a property you’re interested in doesn’t currently have a virtual tour, please let us know—where possible, we’ll be happy to arrange a live video viewing or provide additional media.

Would you like us to send you links to virtual tours for specific properties or help you arrange a remote viewing? If so, just let us know which properties you’re interested in.

At Williams & Goodwin, we do occasionally work with clients who prefer a discreet approach and choose not to advertise their properties widely online. These off-market properties are often available to buyers who have registered their requirements with us directly.

If you’re looking for something specific or would like to be notified about off-market opportunities, we recommend registering your details and preferences with our team. This way, we can let you know about suitable properties before they are advertised publicly.

To register your interest or discuss your requirements, please email us at llangefni@tppuk.com or call 01248 250109.

Is there a particular location, property type, or budget you have in mind? Let us know, and we’ll do our best to help you find your ideal home.

At Williams & Goodwin, our support doesn’t end at completion—we’re here to help you settle into your new home and answer any questions you may have.

Here’s what you can expect from our after-sales support:

1. Key Handover

We’ll arrange a convenient time for you to collect your keys, ensuring a smooth transition into your new property.

2. Welcome Information

Where available, we’ll provide you with any manuals, warranties, or documents left by the previous owner (such as for appliances, heating systems, or alarm codes).

3. Ongoing Advice

If you have questions about your new property, local services, or need recommendations for tradespeople (such as plumbers, electricians, or cleaners), our team is happy to assist.

4. Problem Reporting

If you discover any urgent issues immediately after moving in, please let us know. While most post-completion matters are handled between buyer and seller solicitors, we’re always here to offer guidance and support where possible.

5. Local Knowledge

As your local property experts, we’re always available to provide advice about the area, amenities, or future property needs—whether you’re considering improvements, letting, or selling in the future.

If you need any assistance after your purchase, please don’t hesitate to contact us at llangefni@tppuk.com or call 01248 250109.

At Williams & Goodwin, we are committed to providing a professional, transparent, and supportive service throughout your property purchase. While estate agents in the UK do not provide direct guarantees on the properties themselves (as properties are sold “as seen”), we do offer several layers of protection and reassurance for buyers:

Professional Standards & Redress Schemes

We are fully regulated: Williams & Goodwin is a member of professional bodies such as Propertymark NAEA, RICS, and The Guild of Property Professionals.

Property Ombudsman: We are members of the Property Ombudsman (TPO), which means you have access to an independent redress scheme should any issues arise with our service.

Transparent Process

Clear Communication: We keep you informed at every stage and ensure all offers, negotiations, and agreements are documented in writing.

Due Diligence: We work closely with your solicitor and the seller’s solicitor to ensure all legal checks and searches are completed before you commit to purchase.

Buyer Due Diligence

Surveys & Searches: We always recommend that buyers commission an independent survey and ensure all legal searches are carried out. This helps identify any issues before you exchange contracts.

No Hidden Fees: All our fees and processes are transparent—there are no hidden charges for buyers.

After-Sales Support

We remain available for advice and assistance after completion, should you have any questions or concerns about your new property.

Please note: Guarantees on the property itself (such as for appliances, structure, or fixtures) are typically only available if the property is new-build (with an NHBC or similar warranty) or if the seller provides specific guarantees (e.g., for recent works). We will always pass on any such documents to you where available. 

If you have any specific concerns or would like more information about the buying process, please don’t hesitate to contact us at llangefni@tppuk.com or call 01248 250109.

At Williams & Goodwin, we believe that clear and regular communication is key to a smooth and stress-free buying experience.

Here’s how we keep buyers updated throughout the purchase process:

Dedicated Point of Contact

You’ll have a dedicated negotiator or sales progressor from our team who will be your main point of contact, keeping you informed every step of the way.

Regular Updates

We provide regular updates by phone and email at each key stage—such as when your offer is accepted, during the conveyancing process, and as we approach exchange and completion.

Prompt Notification of Progress

We’ll let you know immediately about any developments, such as survey results, responses from solicitors, or updates from the seller.

Liaison with Other Parties

We coordinate between you, the seller, both sets of solicitors, and any other professionals involved, ensuring everyone is kept in the loop and any issues are addressed quickly.

Availability for Questions

If you ever have questions or concerns, you can reach out to us by phone or email. We aim to respond promptly and provide clear, helpful answers.

Our goal is to make your purchase as straightforward and transparent as possible. If you’d like to discuss your preferred method of communication or have any specific requirements, please let us know at llangefni@tppuk.com or call 01248 250109.

Is there a particular stage of the process you’re most concerned about, or would you like more detail on how we handle updates?

At Williams & Goodwin, we aim to provide you with a dedicated point of contact throughout your purchase. Typically, you will be assigned a main negotiator or sales progressor who will handle your transaction and keep you updated at every stage. This ensures continuity, personal service, and that you always know who to contact with any questions.

However, as we work as a team, there may be occasions when another experienced member steps in—for example, if your main contact is out of the office or on annual leave. Rest assured, all our team members are fully briefed on your purchase and committed to providing a seamless service.

If you have a preference for how you’d like to be contacted, or if you’d like to meet your main negotiator in advance, please let us know at llangefni@tppuk.com or call 01248 250109.

This is something many buyers are curious about, especially in a competitive market.

At Williams & Goodwin, our aim is always to treat all buyers fairly and professionally. However, when it comes to notifying buyers about new properties or progressing offers, there are a few factors that can make us more likely to call one buyer before another:

Position & Readiness

Buyer Status: If you are a cash buyer, have a mortgage agreement in principle, or have already sold your own property (or are chain-free), you are generally considered a stronger buyer. Sellers often prefer buyers who are ready to proceed quickly, so we may prioritise contacting you about new opportunities.

Preparedness: Buyers who have their finances in order and are ready to act tend to be contacted first, as this increases the chances of a smooth sale for all parties.

Registration & Communication

Registered Interest: Buyers who have registered their details with us, shared their requirements, and kept in regular contact are more likely to be notified promptly about suitable properties.

Responsiveness: If you respond quickly to calls and emails, we know you are keen and engaged, so you may be prioritised for updates and viewings.

Specific Requirements

Property Match: If a new property matches your exact requirements (location, budget, style, etc.), we’ll contact you as a priority to ensure you don’t miss out.

Offer Strength

Seriousness of Offer: When multiple offers are received, buyers who demonstrate commitment (for example, by providing proof of funds or flexibility on timescales) are often given priority in negotiations and communications.

Tip: To maximise your chances of being called first, make sure you’re registered with us, have your finances in place, and keep us updated on your situation and requirements.

If you’d like to register your details or discuss your position, please email us at llangefni@tppuk.com or call 01248 250109.

Providing the right information early on helps us (and sellers) recognise you as a serious, proceedable buyer. Here’s what we’ll typically need from you:

Key Information to Provide:

Proof of Funds

If you’re a cash buyer: A recent bank statement or letter from your bank showing you have the funds available.

If you’re buying with a mortgage: A mortgage agreement in principle (AIP) from your lender.

Position in the Property Chain

Are you a first-time buyer, have you already sold your property, or do you have a property to sell?

If you’re selling, is your sale agreed and at what stage is it?

Contact Details

Full name, phone number, and email address so we can keep you updated promptly.

Your Requirements

Your preferred locations, budget, property type, and any must-haves or deal-breakers.

Solicitor Details (if available)

If you’ve already chosen a solicitor, sharing their details can help speed up the process.

Why does this matter? 
Sellers want reassurance that buyers are ready and able to proceed. Having this information to hand makes your offer stronger and means we can act quickly on your behalf.

If you’d like to register as a buyer or have any questions about the process, please email us at llangefni@tppuk.com or call 01248 250109.

At Williams & Goodwin, we offer both private appointments and grouped (block) viewings, depending on the property and the level of interest.

Private Appointments 

Most commonly, we arrange individual, private viewings at a time that suits you and the seller. This allows you to view the property at your own pace and ask any questions you may have in confidence.

Grouped (Block) Viewings 

In cases where a property is particularly popular or to accommodate high demand, we may organise block viewings. This means several buyers view the property in allocated time slots, often on the same day.

Even during block viewings, we aim to give each buyer enough time and personal attention.

Submitting an offer through Williams & Goodwin is straightforward, and we’re here to guide you through every step.

How to Submit an Offer 

Contact Us Directly

The quickest way is to call us on 01248 250109 or email your offer to llangefni@tppuk.com.

Please include the property address and your proposed offer amount.

Provide Supporting Information

To strengthen your offer, please include:

• Proof of funds (bank statement if cash, or mortgage agreement in principle if using a mortgage)
• Your buying position (e.g., first-time buyer, property under offer, chain-free, etc.)
• Any conditions (preferred completion date, items to be included/excluded, etc.)
• Your solicitor’s details (if already chosen)

We’ll Confirm Receipt 

We’ll acknowledge your offer, discuss any details with you, and present it promptly to the seller. We’ll also let you know if there are any other competing offers.

Negotiation & Updates

We’ll keep you updated on the seller’s response and guide you through any negotiations or next steps.

Yes, at Williams & Goodwin, we are legally and ethically obliged to present every offer we receive to the seller, regardless of the amount or conditions.

This ensures the seller is fully informed and can make the best decision

All offers are communicated promptly to the seller, usually both verbally and in writing.

We provide the seller with full details of each offer, including:

• The offer amount
• The buyer’s position (e.g., first-time buyer, chain-free, mortgage status)
• Any conditions attached to the offer (such as timescales or requests for fixtures and fittings)
• Proof of funds or mortgage agreement in principle, where available

We also advise the seller on the strengths and weaknesses of each offer, but the final decision always rests with them.

If you have made an offer or are considering doing so, rest assured that your offer will be presented in full and fairly to the seller.

Absolutely—honest and transparent advice is central to the way we work at Williams & Goodwin.

If you submit an offer that isn’t competitive, we will always let you know, and explain the reasons why. This might include:

• Letting you know if there are higher offers already on the table
• Advising if your offer is below the seller’s expectations or the current market value
• Providing guidance on how you could strengthen your position (for example, by being chain-
• free, having a mortgage in principle, or being flexible on timescales)

Our aim is to help you make informed decisions and give you the best possible chance of securing the property you want.

Once your offer is accepted on a property through Williams & Goodwin, here’s what happens next:

What Happens After Your Offer Is Accepted? 

Offer Confirmation

We’ll confirm the acceptance of your offer in writing and outline any conditions agreed between you and the seller.

Instruct a Conveyancing Solicitor

You’ll need to appoint a conveyancing solicitor to handle the legal aspects of the purchase. If you haven’t already chosen one, now is the time to do so.

Apply for Your Mortgage (if needed)

If you require a mortgage, you should formally apply now. Your lender will arrange a valuation of the property.

Surveys and Searches

You may wish to arrange a survey (such as a HomeBuyer’s Report or full structural survey).

Your solicitor will carry out legal searches (local authority, environmental, etc.) to check for any issues with the property.

Exchange of Contracts

Once all checks, searches, and your mortgage are in place, you and the seller will agree a completion date. Your solicitor and the seller’s solicitor will exchange contracts—this is when the sale becomes legally binding and you’ll pay your deposit.

Completion

On the agreed completion date, the remaining funds are transferred, and you receive the keys to your new home!

Once your offer is accepted, a dedicated member of our team will oversee the sale progression. This means we:

• Act as your main point of contact between you, the seller, solicitors, and other parties in the chain.
• Chase up solicitors and other agents to keep things moving smoothly.
• Help resolve any issues that might arise, such as delays with paperwork, searches, or mortgage offers.
• Keep you updated at every key stage, so you always know what’s happening.

Our aim is to ensure your purchase (or sale) proceeds as smoothly and quickly as possible, right through to completion.

There are a number of ways we ensure communication is streamlined across the property chain, including:

1. Dedicated Point of Contact: You’ll have a named member of our team overseeing your sale or purchase, so you always know who to speak to.
2. Regular Updates: We proactively keep in touch with all parties involved—buyers, sellers, solicitors, mortgage brokers, and other estate agents in the chain. We update you at every key stage and let you know immediately if anything needs your attention.
3. Prompt Response: We respond quickly to queries and requests, and encourage all parties to do the same. This helps avoid unnecessary delays.
4. Problem Solving: If any issues arise (for example, delays with paperwork or searches), we work to resolve them swiftly by liaising with the relevant people and keeping everyone informed.
5. Negotiating Completion Dates: We coordinate with everyone in the chain to agree on exchange and completion dates that work for all parties, helping to keep the chain intact.

Our experience in managing complex property chains across North Wales means you can rely on us to keep things moving and minimise stress.

This is a common concern when buying or selling in a property chain.

If There’s a Delay: 

• We’ll Investigate the Cause: Our team will contact all parties (buyers, sellers, solicitors, and other agents) to identify the reason for the delay—whether it’s paperwork, mortgage issues, or something else.
• Proactive Problem-Solving: We’ll work with everyone involved to resolve the issue as quickly as possible, keeping you updated throughout.
• Communication: We’ll keep all parties informed and encourage flexibility where possible to keep the chain moving.

If Someone Pulls Out: 

• Chain Breaks:  If a buyer or seller withdraws before exchange of contracts, the chain is broken and the transaction may not proceed as planned.
• Options: We’ll discuss your options with you, which might include re-marketing your property, finding a new buyer, or looking for an alternative property. Sometimes, other buyers or sellers in the chain may be able to proceed independently, but this depends on the circumstances.
• Support: Our team will guide you through your next steps and do everything possible to minimise disruption.

Please note: Nothing is legally binding until contracts are exchanged, so unfortunately, anyone can withdraw from the process up to that point. 

This is a common concern when buying or selling in a property chain.

If There’s a Delay: 

• We’ll Investigate the Cause: Our team will contact all parties (buyers, sellers, solicitors, and other agents) to identify the reason for the delay—whether it’s paperwork, mortgage issues, or something else.
• Proactive Problem-Solving: We’ll work with everyone involved to resolve the issue as quickly as possible, keeping you updated throughout.
• Communication: We’ll keep all parties informed and encourage flexibility where possible to keep the chain moving.

If Someone Pulls Out: 

• Chain Breaks:  If a buyer or seller withdraws before exchange of contracts, the chain is broken and the transaction may not proceed as planned.
• Options: We’ll discuss your options with you, which might include re-marketing your property, finding a new buyer, or looking for an alternative property. Sometimes, other buyers or sellers in the chain may be able to proceed independently, but this depends on the circumstances.
• Support: Our team will guide you through your next steps and do everything possible to minimise disruption.

Please note: Nothing is legally binding until contracts are exchanged, so unfortunately, anyone can withdraw from the process up to that point. 

Here’s how it works when buying through Williams & Goodwin:

1. No Buyer’s Fee for Most Sales – In the vast majority of cases, buyers do not pay any fees to us as the estate agent. Our commission is paid by the seller.
2. Auction Properties – Some auction sales may involve a buyer’s fee or reservation fee, which will always be clearly stated in the auction particulars. If you’re interested in an auction property, we’ll make sure you have all the details upfront.
3. No Obligation – You’re under no obligation to pay us for viewing properties or making offers. You’re free to withdraw from a purchase at any time up until contracts are exchanged.
4. Other Costs to Consider – As a buyer, you’ll need to budget for your own costs such as surveys, conveyancing fees, and Land Transaction Tax (LTT). We’re happy to advise on these if needed.

Here’s our process for what needs to happen before exchange of contracts…

1. Formal Offer Accepted – The seller must formally accept your offer and both parties agree on the main terms of the sale.
2. Appoint Solicitors/Conveyancers – Both buyer and seller instruct their own solicitors or licensed conveyancers to handle the legal work.
3. Mortgage Arranged – If you’re buying with a mortgage, you’ll need a formal mortgage offer in place (not just an agreement in principle).
4. Property Searches – The buyer’s solicitor will carry out searches (local authority, environmental, water/drainage, etc.) to check for any issues affecting the property.
5. Survey/Valuation – Most buyers arrange a survey or valuation to assess the property’s condition and value.
6. Enquiries Answered – The buyer’s solicitor will raise enquiries about the property (e.g., boundaries, planning permissions, fixtures and fittings). The seller must provide satisfactory answers.
7. Contracts Prepared & Reviewed – Both solicitors prepare and review the contract of sale, ensuring all details are correct and agreed.
8. Deposit Arranged – The buyer arranges to transfer the deposit (usually 10% of the purchase price) to their solicitor, ready for exchange.
9. Agree Completion Date – Both parties agree on a completion date (the day you move and funds are transferred).
10. Sign Contracts – Both buyer and seller sign their copies of the contract.

Once all these steps are complete, the solicitors will exchange contracts over the phone and the sale becomes legally binding.

If you have any questions about your specific situation or would like help moving things forward, please get in touch at llangefni@tppuk.com or call 01248 250109. We’re here to guide you every step of the way!

At Williams & Goodwin, our role doesn’t stop once contracts are exchanged. Here’s how we support you between exchange and completion:

Our Role Between Exchange and Completion 

• Key Holder & Handover – We securely hold the keys to the property and coordinate the handover on completion day, ensuring a smooth transition.
• Liaison – We remain in close contact with both parties, their solicitors, and any other agents involved in the chain to monitor progress and address any last-minute issues.
• Updates & Communication – We keep you informed of any developments, such as confirmation of funds transfer, moving arrangements, or changes to the agreed completion date.
• Problem Solving – If any unexpected issues arise (for example, delays in the chain or problems with removals), we work proactively to help resolve them and keep your move on track.
• Final Arrangements – We can advise on practical matters such as meter readings, forwarding post, and leaving appliance manuals or other documents for the new owners.

In short, we’re here to ensure everything goes as smoothly as possible right up to the moment you move in or out.