Official RICS valuations for Help to Buy equity loan applications. Fast, accurate, and accepted by all Help to Buy agents.








If you are purchasing a new build property in Stockland through the Help to Buy equity loan scheme, you will need an independent valuation carried out by a RICS registered valuer. This valuation determines the total purchase price of your new home and calculates the exact equity loan amount the government will provide - typically up to 20% of the property value. Our valuers understand the local Stockland property market and provide accurate, regulator-approved reports that meet all Help to Buy agent requirements.
Stockland sits in the attractive East Devon countryside within the EX14 postcode area, where property values have shown steady growth over the past decade despite a slight cooling in recent months. The average property value in Stockland currently sits around £512,932, with the wider East Devon market seeing average prices of £344,000. Whether you are buying a brand new detached home in one of the nearby developments or a modern flat, our valuation service ensures you receive the correct equity loan amount for your circumstances. We provide competitive pricing starting from £350 with no hidden fees, delivering your official valuation report within standard timeframes.
The Help to Buy scheme remains particularly valuable for first-time buyers in East Devon, where property prices, while higher than the regional average, still offer good value compared to metropolitan areas. Our valuers have extensive experience working throughout Stockland and the surrounding villages, meaning they understand the specific factors that influence new build valuations in this part of Devon. From the popular EX14 postcode area to neighbouring villages, we ensure your valuation accurately reflects current market conditions.

£512,932
Average Property Value (Stockland)
£344,000
East Devon Average Price
31.1%
10-Year Price Growth
+4.1%
Annual Price Change (2025)
The Help to Buy equity loan scheme was designed to help first-time buyers and existing homeowners purchase new build properties with a smaller deposit. Instead of requiring a 15-20% deposit, buyers only need to provide a 5% deposit, with the government providing an equity loan of up to 20% (or 40% in London) to cover the remaining amount. The equity loan is interest-free for the first five years, making it an attractive option for buyers in areas like Stockland where property prices, while higher than the regional average, still offer good value compared to metropolitan areas. This government support has helped numerous buyers in East Devon get onto the property ladder who might otherwise have struggled to save enough for a traditional deposit.
Our valuers conduct a thorough assessment of your new build property to determine its market value. For properties in Stockland and the surrounding East Devon villages, we consider factors including the specific location, property type, size, specification, and current market conditions in the local area. The valuation must be carried out by a RICS registered valuer and is valid for a specific period, so timing your valuation correctly is important. We recommend arranging your valuation once you have exchanged contracts or have a reserved plot, as this ensures the property details are confirmed and your valuation remains valid throughout the application process.
The East Devon new build market has seen consistent interest from buyers looking to get onto the property ladder. The average detached property in East Devon now commands around £533,000, while terraced properties average £274,000. These figures help illustrate the range of property types available in the region and how the Help to Buy scheme can assist buyers across different price points. Our valuers have extensive experience valuing new build properties throughout Stockland and can provide you with an accurate assessment that meets all regulatory requirements. We are familiar with the various developers active in the area and understand how their pricing structures and specification levels affect valuations.
One important factor to consider is that property prices in Stockland have shown a slight adjustment in recent months, with prices down approximately 0.5% since the last recorded sale in October 2025. This highlights the importance of obtaining an up-to-date valuation rather than relying on historical data or developer asking prices. Our valuers use the most recent comparable evidence available to ensure your valuation reflects current market conditions in the EX14 area.
Source: Rightmove/ONS December 2025
Choose a convenient date and time for your valuation. We offer flexible appointments throughout Stockland and East Devon, with morning and afternoon slots available to suit your schedule. Once you have a reserved plot or exchanged contracts, simply contact us with your property details and preferred times, and we will arrange a suitable appointment.
Our qualified valuer will attend the property to conduct a comprehensive inspection. They will measure the property, assess its condition, and take photographs for the report. The inspection typically takes 30-60 minutes depending on property size, and our valuer will examine all accessible areas including rooms, windows, doors, and any communal areas relevant to the property.
Within standard timeframes, you will receive your official RICS valuation report. This document includes the market value, details of how the valuation was reached, and all necessary information for your Help to Buy application. The report is prepared by our team and reviewed to ensure accuracy before being sent to you.
Use your valuation report to complete your Help to Buy application. Our team can provide guidance on the next steps and ensure your report meets all requirements specified by your chosen Help to Buy agent. We can also answer any questions you may have about the valuation findings or the application process.
Help to Buy valuations are typically valid for a limited period. We recommend arranging your valuation once you have a reserved plot or exchanged contracts to ensure the property details are confirmed and your valuation remains valid throughout your application process. The average property in the Stockland area was valued at £512,932 as of early 2026, giving you a good benchmark for your Help to Buy budget.
The East Devon region, including Stockland and surrounding villages, has seen continued development of new build properties in recent years. These developments offer a range of housing options from modern apartments to spacious family homes, many of which qualify for the Help to Buy scheme. Our valuers are familiar with new build developments in the area and understand the specific factors that affect valuations, including developer incentives, leasehold terms, and specification differences.
When valuing a new build property in Stockland, our valuers consider various factors beyond the physical condition of the home. We assess comparable sales in the local area, review floor plans and specifications, and consider the overall development context. This comprehensive approach ensures you receive an accurate valuation that reflects true market value and helps determine the correct equity loan amount for your Help to Buy application. We also factor in the current market conditions in the EX14 postcode area, where prices have shown resilience with a 4.1% annual increase across East Devon as a whole.
The Devon county housing market has seen significant activity, with approximately 16,000 property sales recorded between February 2025 and January 2026. While this represents a 15.4% drop in transactions compared to previous periods, the market in East Devon has remained relatively stable with positive price growth. Our valuers stay up-to-date with these market trends to ensure your valuation reflects the most current conditions.

Choosing the right valuer for your Help to Buy valuation is an important decision that can affect your overall buying costs and experience. Our service stands out because we only use RICS registered valuers who have specific experience with the Help to Buy scheme and understand the local Stockland property market. We do not use automated valuation models or desktop-only assessments - every Help to Buy valuation includes a physical inspection of the property by a qualified professional. This hands-on approach ensures accuracy and provides you with confidence that your valuation is based on a thorough assessment of the actual property.
Our team has worked extensively throughout East Devon, valuing properties in Stockland and the surrounding villages including Honiton, Axminster, and the various smallholdings and rural properties that characterise this beautiful part of Devon. We understand that buying a new home is one of the most significant financial decisions you will make, and our valuers are committed to providing accurate, transparent valuations that you can rely on. The East Devon market has shown resilience with a 4.1% increase in average prices during 2025, demonstrating the area's continued desirability among buyers looking for a balance of rural charm and accessibility.
We also understand that Help to Buy transactions often operate to tight timelines imposed by developers and housing associations. Our team prioritises these valuations and works to deliver your report promptly, ensuring your application proceeds without unnecessary delays. From booking through to report delivery, our customer service team keeps you informed at every stage. We also provide post-valuation support, helping you understand your report and answering any questions you may have as you progress with your Help to Buy application. Our valuers are familiar with all major Help to Buy agents operating in the South West region and can ensure your documentation meets their specific requirements.
When you book your valuation with us, you are working with a local team who understand the Stockland area. We know the various new build developments, understand the local planning context, and have established relationships with local estate agents and developers. This local knowledge allows us to provide valuations that are not only accurate but also defensible if queried by your Help to Buy agent. Our commitment to customer service means you will never be left wondering about the status of your valuation - we keep you updated throughout the process.
A Help to Buy valuation includes a physical inspection of the property by a RICS registered valuer who will assess the property's condition, size, and specifications. The valuer will also consider comparable properties in the Stockland and East Devon area to determine the market value, taking into account current market conditions in the EX14 postcode area. The resulting report is an official document that you submit to your Help to Buy agent as part of your equity loan application, and it includes detailed information about the valuation methodology and the evidence used to reach the final figure.
Our Help to Buy valuations in Stockland start from £350, depending on property type and size. This fee covers the physical inspection, the preparation of your official RICS valuation report, and our administrative costs. There are no hidden fees, and we will confirm the exact price when you book your appointment. The cost represents excellent value given the importance of the valuation in determining your equity loan amount.
The physical inspection of your property typically takes 30-60 minutes, depending on the size and complexity of the property. After the inspection, you will receive your official valuation report within standard timeframes. We understand that Help to Buy transactions often have deadlines imposed by developers and housing associations, and we work to deliver reports promptly to ensure your application proceeds smoothly.
Help to Buy valuations are specifically designed for equity loan applications and may not be suitable for other purposes such as mortgage lending, tax assessments, or private sales. If you need a valuation for another purpose, please speak to our team about our other valuation services in Stockland and East Devon. We offer a range of RICS surveys and valuations suitable for different requirements.
If the valuation comes in lower than the purchase price you agreed with the developer, this can affect the amount of equity loan you receive. Your Help to Buy agent will use the valuation to calculate the maximum equity loan based on the lower figure. It is worth discussing any concerns with your Help to Buy agent or developer before proceeding. In some cases, developers may be willing to adjust their pricing if the valuation is close to the asking price, so it is worth exploring your options.
Yes, we provide Help to Buy valuations throughout East Devon, including Stockland, Honiton, Axminster, and the surrounding villages. Our valuers are familiar with the local property market across the region and can provide accurate valuations no matter where your new build property is located. We have experience valuing properties in various locations from coastal villages like Seaton and Budleigh Salterton to inland towns like Ottery St Mary and Sidmouth.
You will need to provide details of the property including its address, approximate size, and the purchase price agreed with the developer. If you have exchanged contracts or have a reserved plot, having those details to hand will help us proceed with your valuation smoothly. The more information you can provide about the property specification and any included fixtures or fittings, the more accurate your valuation is likely to be.
Our valuers determine property value by assessing comparable sales evidence in the local Stockland and East Devon area, considering the size and specification of the property, and reviewing the developer's pricing for similar plots. For new build properties, we also consider factors such as the overall development context, any incentives being offered by the developer, and current market conditions in the EX14 area. The valuation must reflect what the property would reasonably sell for on the open market, not the developer's asking price.
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