Estate agents in Cambridge Town
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Abbotts, Thorpe Bay
154 The Broadway, Thorpe Bay, Southend on Sea, Essex, SS1 3ES
Abbotts have been successfully selling and letting property for over 160 years throughout Norfolk, Suffolk, East Cambridgeshire and Essex. During this time we have developed a unique range of services that we are sure will make moving home a positive experience Our team strive to offer the best customer service and do all they can to make your property transaction as smooth as possible.Why use Abbotts:A network of over 30 high street branches throughout the region.Successfully selling and letting property for over 160 years.Industry trained experts who work tirelessly to bring people and property together.When you instruct Abbotts to work as your agent, you will automatically benefit from our extensive online advertising through all major property websites. We work to expose your property to the widest possible audience and this, along with targeted local advertising, will help to ensure you get that lucrative sale or let that you want.Our knowledgeable team will be with you every step of the way to reassure you and to give you regular updates and feedback, so you are never left in the dark.
Dedman Gray Auctions, Essex
103 The Broadway, Thorpe Bay, Essex, SS1 3HQ
Dedman Gray Auction Ltd are based in Thorpe Bay in Southend on Sea, Essex and are firmly established as one of the top 20 UK national auctioneers, holding regular land and property auctions.
Goldings Estate Agents, Thorpe Bay
137 The Broadway, Southend-On-Sea, SS1 3EX
Goldings are a local, independent agent and our team of Property Consultants bring with them many years experience in both the property and estate agency industries. We come to the market with an unrivalled commitment to you and your home and by choosing Goldings you will be choosing an agent built on integrity; an agent with the passion and drive to ensure that your house is sold to the right buyer and for the best possible price. After all, we truly believe that your recommendation will be the only true measure of our success.
Hunt Roche, Coast & Country Homes
170 The Broadway, Thorpe Bay, SS1 3ES
Established in 1995; now with six local branches, Hunt Roche take great pride in offering the most courteous, efficient and professional service available in the area. Each branch is managed by an 'on-site' partner of the firm. This means that all properties are valued and inspected by either a partner or manager with years of local experience. We measure our success by the huge number of clients we have moved time and time again along with recommendations from clients old and new.
Hunt Roche, Coast & Country Homes
170 The Broadway, Thorpe Bay, SS1 3ES
Established in 1995; now with six local branches, Hunt Roche take great pride in offering the most courteous, efficient and professional service available in the area. Each branch is managed by an 'on-site' partner of the firm. This means that all properties are valued and inspected by either a partner or manager with years of local experience. We measure our success by the huge number of clients we have moved time and time again along with recommendations from clients old and new.
Hunt Roche, Shoeburyness
Alexander Court, 66 Ness Road, Shoeburyness, SS3 9DG
Hunt Roche opened their very first branch based in West Road, Shoeburyness in 1995. Today they have 6 local branches. The Shoeburyness office have re-located their flagship branch to stunning new high-profile premises on the corner of Ness Road. The re-development of this landmark building; Alexander Court has been a local talking point for many years and the Hunt Roche team are proud to be the building's first new residents! We measure our success by the huge number of clients we have moved time and time again along with recommendations from clients old and new.About the AreaShoeburyness (also called "Shoebury") is a town east of Southend-on-Sea, at the mouth of the Thames Estuary, which offers access to London Fenchurch Street, from mainline railway (originally opened in 1884).Shoeburyness is lucky to have two beaches - both of which have been awarded with blue flags. East Beach is a long sandy beach that is crowned with a large grassy area making it a superb location to enjoy a picnic. It is a popular part of the estuary for watersports and home to Essex Kitesurfing Club. Shoebury Common Beach offers facilities to launch boats and jet-skis and has a large number of beach huts along the promenade area. Located within the grassy verge is 'Uncle Tom's Cabin' which has been offering refreshments on site for many years and offers the perfect addition for a fun day beside the seaside for all the family.The area offers a large variety of Schools.Hinguar Primary School has a long back dated history. The original school was built in 1886 and in 2012 the 'new Hinguar School' located within the grounds of the Garrison development - a prestigious site offering close proximity to nature reserves, historical interest and Shoebury East Beach. The original Victorian School is currently being redeveloped which sympathetically restores and updates the original building and grounds into stunning family homes.Shoeburyness High School's students, staff, parents and wider community are celebrating an exceptional Ofsted report.It follows a full Section 5 inspection carried out by a team of 5 Inspectors and a Senior HMI on the 15th and 16th November 2017.The school, which has already had the accolade of being one of a small number of schools nationally to be invited by the DfE and the National Schools' Commissioner, Sir David Carter, to share its good practice this year, has been awarded a "Good with Outstanding" judgement. Shoebury Garrison (referred to as 'The Barracks' by many of the locals) is a significant area of national importance. Through recent times the addition of modern executive homes has made an appearance, however retaining and the Grade II listed buildings and homes. The history, and setting, overlooking the mouth of the Thames Estuary, makes it a fascinating area to live and explore.Located just outside the Garrison is the historic 'Shoebury Hotel', which was built in 1899 to replace the original tavern. Originally it played a major roll within the community, serving thirsty workers and soldiers from the local barracks after a hard days work. Although no longer a functioning hotel, the property was brought back to life in 2012 with a complete refurbishment and is now the rustic brasserie and wine bar.There are a number of leisure facilities in the area including various parks, fishing ponds, restaurants, pubs with the added benefit of Southend airport just a 20 minute drive away.