Estate agents in BA12 9JS

For over 100 years Cooper and Tanner have been well recognised in the West Country as the landed property professionals and auctioneers. We operate eleven offices in Somerset and Wiltshire, providing professional estate agency and surveying services to the residential, agricultural and commercial property sectors. We sell property by private treaty and by auction, we also run successful sale rooms where we specialise in antiques and vintage items. Our outside sales deal with tools, equipment and machinery. We provide housing surveys and professional advice on all agricultural matters including livestock auctions.

For over 100 years Cooper and Tanner have been well recognised in the West Country as the landed property professionals and auctioneers. We operate eleven offices in Somerset and Wiltshire, providing professional estate agency and surveying services to the residential, agricultural and commercial property sectors. We sell property by private treaty and by auction, we also run successful sale rooms where we specialise in antiques and vintage items. Our outside sales deal with tools, equipment and machinery. We provide housing surveys and professional advice on all agricultural matters including livestock auctions.

We specialise in the sale of all types of property in Warminster and the surrounding villages with easy access to Bath, Salisbury & the M3.

This includes the popular Wylye Valley to the East and the Deverill Valley to the South, together with the villages to the West including Chapmanslade and Maiden Bradley.

We’re local people and you’ll find us helpful, professional and above all friendly!

The Beginning

Northwood was founded in 1995 in Portsmouth, we operate a high calibre lettings, estate agency and financial services business. The Company boasts an ever-growing network of offices and this rapid growth is due to the high level of service offered to customers and the extremely professional way in which the company operates.

Our Policy

Here at Northwood we realise that our business is about people, not property, we recognise that selling, renting or arranging a mortgage to buy a property can often be difficult, sometimes even traumatic.

With our experience and network of offices, we have learnt the property business inside out so that we are well placed to make the entire process as simple and efficient as possible for everyone concerned.

The Northwood Team

It is our policy to recruit high calibre people who have good knowledge of the local market. This coupled with the extensive training program available to all Northwood employees ensures that the standard of professionalism and service is constant throughout the entire Northwood network.

Other Services

At Northwood our services include, Lettings, Sales, Mortgages and Insurance Services. Our Platinum Scheme offers landlords a guaranteed rental income, regardless of whether the property is vacant or the tenant stops paying the rent.

LOCAL AREA

The Warminster office services the three historic market towns of Warminster, Westbury and Frome where the cloth trade produced a legacy of rich and varied

architecture. The towns have a tempting array of antique and specialist shops as well as modem shopping centres and sports complexes. Numerous pretty villages abound close by each with their own character and charm and remain unspoilt. An excellent range of accommodation from large luxury country house hotels with spas, to intimate B&Bs, in and around the towns and villages make them an ideal base for discovering this pretty part of the world.

PLACES OF INTEREST

Longleat

Longleat Stately Home and Safari Park set in 900 acres of 'Capability' Brown landscaped parkland and a further 8,000 acres of woodlands, lakes and farmland Longleat combines the magic of the old with the marvels of the new. As well as being the first stately home to open it's doors to the public it was also the first place, outside of Africa to open a Safari Park.

Westbury White Horse

The Westbury White Horse is the oldest of the Wiltshire horses. It is also one of the best situated, being high on a very steep slope and overlooking a very panoramic view. It is on Westbury Hill, on the edge of the Bratton Downs immediately below the Iron Age hill fort called Bratton Camp. Many believe that the initial carving was made to commemorate Alfred's victory over the Danes at the battle of Ethandune in 878.