Selling or Letting your home? Make sure you know who you're dealing with

Selling or Letting your home? Make sure you know who you're dealing with

At Newboulds & Co , we put the spotlight on YOU!

When inviting an estate agent to carry out a market appraisal, you would be forgiven for thinking they will talk about professional photography, floor plans, accompanied viewings and feedback. In our view, this should be a given - a minimum expectation.

When you invite Newboulds & Co, we want to learn every detail of your property, what stood out for you and why you’re making your next move. That way, we know how to best advise you to achieve your goal and devise a strategy that works for YOU. This isn’t a one size fits all. People move for different reasons and every home is different.

You will deal with the business owner from the very beginning until your home is sold or let (and beyond if you are using our popular management service when letting).

When letting your property, Leah Newbould will carry out the market appraisal with you, plan the marketing strategy and conduct all viewings. Once the tenant is found, Barry Fogg will organise all references, arrange the inventory for the property, set up the contracts and have everything ready for your tenant to move in. If you instruct us to manage the property, Barry will personally carry out all inspections at the property too.

If you are selling the property, David Long & Chad Newbould will carry out the initial market appraisal, plan the marketing strategy and conduct all viewings at the property once instructed. Once we have agreed a sale, David and Chad will look after every aspect of the sale up until we hand over the keys on completion day to your buyer.

Our clients have always found it reassuring that every aspect of their let or sale is handled personally by the directors. Who else will be more dedicated to your property than the company owners? Our four directors have a combined experience of almost 90 years!

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