Our latest 5 star review from a client that has used us for Sales & Lettings

Our latest 5 star review from a client that has used us for Sales & Lettings

A client shares their experience of using Newboulds & Co for selling and letting a property. The majority of transactions will experience a stumbling block, that is where a client needs their estate agent to act, advise and not shy away.


"I cannot fault the service from Newboulds. Their support was invaluable in navigating a complex sale and subsequently a rental. I have to commend the approach from David, Leah and Barry - they were always attentive, responsive and above all trustworthy."

At Newboulds & Co, whether selling or letting, you will only ever deal with a company director and co-owner. You won't be passed from one department to another. Our directors provide vast experience in residential sales and lettings having worked through every kind of market condition.

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