Biggleswade Removals
Britannia Harrison & Rowley is your trusted Biggleswade removals company. With an experienced team that combines local knowledge with professional expertise, we provide bespoke removal and storage solutions for local and international moves. Fully managing your removals from start to finish, we take the stress out of moving, enabling you to focus on settling into your new home or business premises.
If you are moving in Biggleswade, contact our team and learn more about how we facilitate seamless removals and provide tailor-made storage solutions. You can also request a quote online.
Experienced removal company in Biggleswade
With over 100 years of experience, we take pride in making moving day a smooth and stress-free experience. Our extensive knowledge of Biggleswade enables us to plan your move and avoid complications. With careful route planning, secure packing and an understanding of access points, we navigate common pain points that disrupt, slow down and compromise moving from one property to the next.
Before anything, we conduct an in-depth pre-move survey. This allows us to understand your specific needs. From items requiring special attention to logistics and resources, we leave no stone unturned to ensure your move goes without a hitch.
If your move is from Biggleswade to somewhere overseas, our team ensures that international removals are smooth sailing. From packing to paperwork and delivery, we manage the process to ensure your items arrive safely and on time.
For business owners, we provide business removals in Biggleswade. From offices to commercial properties, we orchestrate a seamless move, keeping downtime minimal and guaranteeing that office equipment, shop fittings and more are carefully transported from one premises to the next. We’ll project manage the entire process, enabling you to keep your focus on the business and your team.
To learn more about our various removal services in Biggleswade, contact us or request a quote.
Storage in Biggleswade
At Britannia Harrison & Rowley, we offer long and short-term storage solutions in a safe and secure environment. With CCTV and alarm-protected facilities, your items are under constant surveillance to ensure maximum security.
Our large storage facility can accommodate consignments of all sizes, making it easy for you to store the entire contents of your home or just a few items from the office. With our easy access storage units ideal for short-term storage, and container units an optimal choice for large items kept for longer periods, we offer versatile storage solutions for all budgets and requirements.
Unsure what is best? Our team will work with you to find the ideal storage for your needs and guide you through booking, accessing your items, and the security measures we have in place.
For more information about our storage services in Biggleswade, contact us or request a quote.
Is Biggleswade a nice place to live?
Biggleswade is an expanding market town in Bedfordshire offering a mix of rural charm and modern amenities. Regularly featured in lists for the best places to live in the UK, it combines green spaces with a bustling town, providing families, young couples, professionals and retirees with a great place to live.
Close enough to London for an easy commute, it attracts those keen on working in a big city but desiring a quieter way of life outside the office.
Amenities in Biggleswade
Biggleswade is packed with a wonderful array of amenities. Independent shops compete for space alongside national chains, and cafes, pubs, and restaurants provide plenty of places to relax once the shopping is done. With Chinese, Indian, Italian, and Turkish restaurants among many others, the option for a treat night always remains high.
Several well-respected Schools cater for educational needs, and healthcare facilities and leisure facilities are plentiful, meaning you’ll never have to travel too far for life’s essentials.
Things to do in Biggleswade
In terms of things to do, there is plenty to keep you entertained. For families, there are parks and play areas in abundance. For those who like a little tranquillity, the Shuttleworth Swiss Gardens allow you to transport yourself to a Victorian-inspired outdoor space. Cycling routes help those who want to stay fit, whilst the A1 retail park, twice-weekly local markets and regular food festivals mean downtime is always filled with something to do. The Bigg Theatre is ideal for those who enjoy immersing themselves in a little culture, and The Shuttleworth Collection allows you to delve deep into historic aircraft and vehicles.
Property in Biggleswade
Property in Biggleswade is varied, with spacious modern apartments sitting alongside period properties. Prices are a little above the average for England but below those found in London. This makes it especially attractive to those working in London and the surrounding areas.
Biggleswade transport links
Biggleswade is well-connected, making it ideal for commuters. London St Pancras is just a 45-minute train ride away, and Peterborough can be reached in a little over half an hour. Travelling by road is also easy with the links to London and the North courtesy of the A1. The A421 will get you on the way to Milton Keynes, whilst the A428 offers connections to Peterborough.
There is a frequent bus service with several routes taking you in and around town. A number of cycling routes make for a pleasant way to get from A to B.
For more information about removals and storage in Biggleswade, speak to our team on 01480 369458 or [email protected]. Alternatively, you can request a quote.
Moving to Biggleswade FAQs
How much does it cost to move home in Biggleswade?
The cost of moving home in Biggleswade depends on factors such as the size of your property, the distance of the move, access to the property, and any additional services required, such as packing or storage.
As a guide, local moves typically cost between £500 and £2,500, and long-distance removals generally range from £750 to £3,000. For an accurate quotation tailored to your move, contact Britannia Harrison & Rowley for a free pre-move survey.
All information relating to pricing are estimates based on average pricing. Specific pricing for individual moves depends on the survey and a tailored quote for each move.
Where is Biggleswade?
Biggleswade is a market town and civil parish in Central Bedfordshire, England. It lies on the River Ivel, 11 miles south-east of Bedford. Sitting close to the borders of Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire, the town is well placed for Bedford, Cambridge, St Neots and Stevenage, with the A1 running alongside it for easy access north and south.
How far is Biggleswade from London?
Biggleswade is around 45 miles north of central London by road, with the A1 and A1(M) providing a direct route into the capital. By rail, the town sits on the East Coast Main Line, and London St Pancras can be reached in around 45 minutes.
How big is Biggleswade?
Biggleswade is a mid-sized, fast-growing market town. Its population was 22,541 at the time of the 2021 census, an increase of 36% compared to the population of 16,551 in the 2011 census, making it one of the faster-growing towns in Bedfordshire. New housing developments continue to expand the town, while its historic centre and market square keep its traditional character.
What are the best areas to live in Biggleswade?
The best area to live in Biggleswade depends on your lifestyle, budget and commute. The town centre suits those who want character and convenience, with Victorian terraces close to the historic centre and the railway station within walking distance. Families often favour the eastern side of town, close to Stratton Upper School and Stratton Leisure Centre on Eagle Farm Road, as well as the town’s newer developments, which offer spacious detached homes on modern estates. For a quieter, more rural setting, nearby villages such as Sutton, Everton, Potton, Blunham, and Moggerhanger are popular but still keep Biggleswade’s amenities and transport links close by.
Is Biggleswade safe?
Yes, Biggleswade is generally considered a safe place to live. The crime rate for the area is below the national average, and there has been a decline on crime year-on-year. However, as with any town, crime levels can vary between neighbourhoods, so it’s worth checking the stats for the area you’re moving to.
