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RICS Surveyors in Blyth – Home Surveys, Valuations and Reports

Buying a house in Blyth or nearby areas like Newsham, Cowpen or South Beach? From older terraced houses near the town centre to newer estates off Plessey Road, the types of property on offer vary quite a bit — and so does their condition.

Camsure Home Surveys offers clear, independent RICS reports tailored to the kind of home you’re buying. We don’t use templates or technical fluff — just straightforward reporting from a qualified local surveyor who knows the area.

Depending on the age and construction of the property, we’ll recommend a Level 2 HomeBuyer Report, a Level 3 Building Survey or a formal Red Book Valuation. You’ll get a report that highlights any issues worth knowing about, from roofing concerns to signs of damp, so you can make your next step with more confidence.

Working with Camsure in Blyth

Whether it’s your first flat near Ridley Park or you’re upsizing to a detached property in South Newsham, you’ll deal directly with your surveyor from the beginning. No third-party teams, no delay getting answers if something comes up after the inspection.

We’re often asked to look at things like signs of historical movement in older homes, or to check whether loft conversions and extensions meet the right standards. If anything needs further investigation, we’ll point it out clearly in the report.

Our 4.9-star Trustpilot rating comes from hundreds of buyers who appreciated straight answers and solid reporting, without the hard sell.

We also carry out Insurance Reinstatement Valuations and provide Housing Disrepair Reports when needed for legal or formal purposes.

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Why Choose a RICS Surveyor in Blyth?

Blyth’s homes tell a story — from older terraces near the port to newer housing developments further inland. While many properties look straightforward from the outside, that doesn’t always mean there’s nothing to check beneath the surface.

Choosing a RICS-regulated surveyor means the inspection and reporting will be carried out to a recognised standard. Our Camsure surveyor in Blyth has seen it all — from DIY loft rooms without permissions to patched-up render hiding structural cracks. They know what to look for and where to look.

The goal isn’t to overcomplicate things. It’s to give you facts — clearly, honestly and without any hidden agendas.

What That Means for You

You’ll get a personalised report that covers what matters. If there’s a problem, we’ll spell it out. If there isn’t, you’ll get that in writing too. Either way, you’ll know what you’re dealing with before you sign anything.

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Take the first step towards a sound property investment by scheduling a free consultation with our team. We’ll discuss your specific questions and concerns, providing you with expert guidance to navigate the Blyth property market.

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Partnering with Camsure means you’re making a wise investment in your future home in Blyth. We also offer additional services such as Housing Disrepair Claims and Insurance Reinstatement Valuations.

How Much Does a Home Survey Cost in Blyth?

Survey prices in Blyth generally range from £350 to £1375. The final amount depends on the property’s layout, condition and the level of detail required in the report.

What affects the quote?
- Size: Larger or more complex properties take longer to assess.
- Condition: Visible damage or older materials may call for a deeper inspection.
- Survey Type: Level 3 Building Surveys are more comprehensive and priced accordingly.

All Camsure quotes are based on the actual property, not a pricing chart. There’s no standard rate and no hidden extras.

Request your Blyth quote today and speak directly with the surveyor.

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Common Issues Found in Blyth Properties

Blyth’s housing includes a mix of older terraced homes near the port, post-war semis and newer estates in areas like South Newsham.
Properties in the area may present issues such as:

  • Wear to older roofing systems
  • Signs of damp or condensation in solid-walled homes
  • Outdated electrics or heating in pre-1980s stock
  • Converted lofts or extensions requiring legal checks

Our Level 2 HomeBuyer Survey or Level 3 Building Survey can help uncover these issues before you buy.

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Homebuyer Survey Report Blyth
RICS Level 2

A detailed visual inspection to clearly see the property's condition and any concerns prior to purchase.

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Homebuyer Survey Report with Valuation Blyth
RICS Level 2

Confirms market value and provides a rebuild cost for insurance purposes.

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Building Survey Blyth
RICS Level 3

The most comprehensive survey, ideal for older properties, those in poor condition or where major works are planned.

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RICS 'Red Book' Valuation Blyth

Written market valuation for various purposes including Help To Buy, Shared Ownership and inheritance tax.*

*Valuations and rebuild costs can be added to a Building Survey at request, for an additional fee.

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Camsure: Independent RICS Surveyors in Blyth

Camsure Home Surveys inspects homes across Blyth and surrounding areas, including terraced housing near the port and newer builds in South Newsham. Our reports are written by RICS-qualified surveyors who understand local building types and typical issues. Which Survey is Right for Your Property? We provide Level 2 and Level 3 survey options based on the property’s structure and condition. Reports are clear, practical and designed to give buyers real clarity before exchange.

Professional Homebuyers Survey Report Blyth

Our RICS-certified surveyor in Blyth offers comprehensive Homebuyer Survey Reports for post-1930 houses in good condition throughout the Blyth area.

What sets us apart?
Our user-friendly "traffic light" report details the property's condition, including any urgent issues or defects that could devalue it. Our surveyors also uncover legal concerns and provide long term maintenance advice.

Need a valuation?
For a small added cost, we also provide a detailed market valuation service. We go the extra mile by checking environmental factors like flood risks and potential impacts from nearby infrastructure projects.

RICS Building Survey Blyth

Our extensive Building Survey (formerly known as a Full Structural Survey) is meticulously designed for properties in Blyth built before 1930.
Going beyond the scope of a Homebuyer Report, this examination provides a deeper understanding of the property's condition and offers essential advice.

For just a slightly higher fee, consider including a property value assessment. This comes with bespoke recommendations for resolving any issues, performing repairs or addressing any ongoing maintenance needs.

This in-depth report ensures you have all the information you need to make sound judgements about the property's state and its future care requirements.

Independent Valuation Report Blyth

Our objective is to establish the accurate market value of your Blyth property through a thorough, impartial valuation report. This process may uncover areas that warrant additional investigation.
For Help to Buy applicants, our specially qualified RICS registered surveyor will determine your home's value, an essential factor in calculating your financial commitment.

Please be aware that this valuation is valid for three months.

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Very good price. Highly recommended.
Prompt survey. Survey was thorough and carried out really fast from when contacting the company. Really detailed report also received promptly. Very good price. Highly recommended.
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Frequently Asked Questions

It depends on the complexity of your property.

Usually, an RICS inspection takes between 2 hours and a full day.

For very large or complex properties, it may take longer to complete the inspection and prepare the report.

Ask your surveyor when they plan to visit and when you can expect to receive the report.

Buying a home:
Get a survey after your offer is accepted: This demonstrates your seriousness and streamlines the process.

Selling your home:
Consider a pre-sale survey: Identify potential issues that could delay or even stall your sale.

Concerned about repairs?
Invest in a Level 2 survey: Gain valuable insights and plan for necessary repairs before they escalate.

The responsibility of paying for the survey depends on the location:

England, Wales, & Northern Ireland: Buyer pays. However, sellers can also choose to get one.
Scotland: Seller is required to provide a Home Report for potential buyers to view.

The time between your survey and buying the house varies based on the findings.

If there are no major issues: the process can continue smoothly as planned.

If significant problems are discovered, you might consider:

- Negotiating a lower price with the seller
- Requesting repairs from the seller before completing the purchase
- Withdrawing from the sale altogether

These steps may involve additional inspections from other specialists, which can extend the timeline.

In England, Wales and Northern Ireland, surveys are optional, but highly recommended. They can give buyers confidence and prevent unforeseen problems later.

In Scotland, getting a survey is a must before you can even list your property.

Region snapshot

 

Blyth Property Market – A Snapshot

Blyth’s property market has demonstrated steady growth, with average house prices reaching £153,715 in the past six months. The town’s affordability and proximity to Newcastle make it an attractive option for buyers.

Market Movement

Terraced and semi-detached homes, especially those near the town centre and coastal areas, are in demand. These properties appeal to first-time buyers and investors seeking value and potential for appreciation.

Rental Trends

The rental market is robust, with yields ranging between 6% and 8%, particularly in areas like South Beach and Plessey Road. This strong performance is driven by consistent demand from tenants seeking affordable accommodation within commuting distance to larger cities.

Outlook

Blyth continues to offer excellent opportunities for both homebuyers and investors. Its combination of affordability, strong rental yields and strategic location suggests a positive trajectory for the local property market.

Property Type Average Price (£) Percentage of Sales
Semi-detached Properties £152,477 Most sales
Terraced Properties £122,016
Detached £253,267

Source: RightMove July 2025

 

New Housing Developments in Blyth – 2025 Update

Blyth is seeing a range of new housing initiatives aimed at revitalising the area and providing diverse living options.

Richard Stannard House Regeneration

Plans are underway to convert this underused building in Blyth town centre into one- and two-bedroom rental apartments, contributing to urban regeneration efforts.

Dementia-Friendly Bungalows (Northumberland County Council)

An innovative scheme to build 13 dementia-friendly affordable bungalows in Blyth is nearing completion, with the first units expected to be ready by May.

New Housing Development (Ascent Homes)

A new development consisting of 39 homes, including 2, 3 and 4-bedroom houses, as well as 2-bedroom bungalows and apartments, is in the planning stages, aiming to offer both sale and private rent options.

Living in the Region

 

Best Places to Live in Blyth

 

  • South Beach Estate: A highly sought-after area known for its community feel and close proximity to Blyth Beach. Residents enjoy easy access to coastal walks, local amenities and well-regarded schools, making it ideal for families and retirees alike.
  • Newsham: Popular due to its local amenities and schools, Newsham offers a mix of traditional and modern housing options. Its convenient location provides easy access to the town centre and public transport links.
  • South Newsham: A residential area featuring a variety of housing styles, including newer developments. Its proximity to green spaces and recreational facilities appeals to families and professionals seeking a balanced lifestyle.
  • Portland Wynd: A modern development offering contemporary homes with energy-efficient features. Its location provides residents with easy access to shopping centres, schools and transport routes, making it a practical choice for commuters.
  • Crawford Park: Situated near the town centre, Crawford Park boasts a range of housing options within walking distance of local shops and services. Its community-oriented atmosphere is attractive to both young professionals and families.

Contact Camsure Home Surveys Blyth

Based in Blyth, we understand that property decisions can be complex. Our job is to make them clearer. We’ll be your point of contact throughout, providing impartial advice and a clear, detailed report you can rely on.

Request your free quote today, call our central booking team on 01223 862808. Alternatively, please fill out the form below.
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