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About Me and My Estate Agency

With me, it’s personal, from start to finish.

I specialise in residential sales with over 10 years of experience in property, helping sellers and buyers move in the Medway area.

I have a huge passion for property in the Medway area and a drive for helping my clients move home. Whether it be helping homeowners sell or buyers purchase their dream home, the outstanding customer service and personal service I provide is something I am extremely proud of. Giving my sellers peace of mind they have achieved the best price for their property.

The need to buy or sell a property can arise from challenging and also exciting situations and the process should be taken care of by a professional for a stress free experience. Estate Agents don’t have a brilliant reputation, and my aim is to change the perception of estate agents within the Medway community. Building my business on those that recommend me. Looking to buy a property? Take a look at the properties I have for sale. Watch virtual tours and book viewings here.

From an early age I have always been interested in property and that has only grown stronger throughout my life. So to be working within the property industry and selling houses as a property expert it now really doesn’t feel like a job. To help clients accomplish their goals, have a great experience and see how exciting moving home can be to someone gives me great satisfaction and a drive to make it happen for them. To also represent a client in a difficult time in their life, becoming their friend with professionalism whilst making things easier. No day is the same, which adds to the excitement of meeting new people and becoming not just their agent but also their friend.

Get in touch with your Medway Property Expert today on 07557783325 or fill out my get in touch form by clicking here. For helpful advice or assistance, no matter what stage you are at with your moving home journey.

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Selling Your Medway Home

My aim is to make your moving experience as smooth as possible as your Independent Estate Agent, to make sure any of that anxiety, nervousness and worry about the whole process is eliminated right from the outset. Giving you a brilliant reason to recommend me for the rest of your life to friends and family. View my sold gallery here.

As the business owner, I am not paid a salary. My income relies upon the successful sale of your property. For that reason, I have to give honest and professional advice from our first meeting and you won’t find another agent in Medway with the passion, integrity and drive I have to sell your property.

As part of the eXp global network I connect you with over 300 other business owners in the eXp UK market place and across 18 countries worldwide.

My policy is to deliver quality over quantity with service and marketing. With me you aren’t just a number. Your property and moving experience will be at the forefront of my mind and with this comes a brilliant 1-1 service, keeping you updated with progress every step of the way whilst getting you moved.

I am a member of NAEA Propertymark. A membership for property professionals. Which means I meet higher industry standards than the law demands for estate agents. I undertake regular training to ensure I am at the forefront of developments in the industry and to deliver a brilliant moving experience to my customers.

I am also a member of The Property Ombudsman (TPO) which demonstrates commitment to Property Professional Standards, regulated by the TPO codes and redress service.

To know your in good hands with my estate agency will be a huge weight off your shoulders.

I’d love to be part of your journey; in offering you expert advice from great experience and guiding you through the selling or buying process every step of the way all with outstanding service.

You won’t be passed from the valuations team, to the sales team, to the viewings team, to the progress team. You deal with me, the business owner, from start to finish. A qualified property professional and your appointed representative. Even accompanied viewings are carried out by me. All calls are answered by me. Your homes in safe hands.

Estate Agency is not always easy, when selling a clients property I am trusted with handling someone’s biggest tax free asset and stressful situations can arise, but I see it as my job as the agent to reduce the stress for those involved, deliver solutions and give a personal service and helpful advice. There’s also the not so brilliant perception Estate Agents have in the UK. My aim is to positively change the perception Rainham Estate Agents have. To find out more about my services, how I could help you sell and achieve the best price for your property through my marketing click here.

My Opening Hours:

– Monday 8am-8pm

– Tuesday 8am-8pm

– Wednesday 8am-8pm

– Thursday 8am-8pm

– Friday 8am-8pm

– Saturday 8am-8pm

– Sunday 8am-8pm

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Medway Towns Property Market

– Property Prices in Medway. Residential Sales.

Property and homes in Medway had an overall average price of £318,689 over the last year.

The majority of sales in Medway during the last year were terraced properties, selling for an average price of £276,156. Semi-detached property sold for an average of £343,425, with detached property fetching £521,417.

Overall, property sold prices in Medway over the last year were 2% up on the previous year and 13% up on the 2019 peak of £282,461.

Top 5 Most Expensive Residential Sales in Medway over the last 12 months

House: 98, Pilgrims Road, Medway, ME2 – Sale Price £1,500,000

House: 6, The Alps, Medway, Kent ME1 – Sale Price £1,375,000

House: Petts Farm Oast, Rochester Road, Medway, ME1 – Sale Price £1,300,000

House: 22, Star Hill, Medway, ME1 – Sale Price £1,050,000

House: Neverland, Crutches Lane, Medway, ME2 – Sale Price £970,000

(Stats gathered from Rightmove, Zoopla and Land Registry – December 2022)

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About Medway

Medway is in Kent, South East England and is one of the boroughs included in the Thames Gateway development scheme.

Medway History

Medway’s history is dominated with naval involvement.

Established by the Romans on an Iron Age site, they named it Durobrivae (meaning “stronghold by the bridge”) It controlled where Watling Street meets the River Medway.

Parts of the Roman city wall are still evident in Medway, and the city has many original buildings, such as the Guildhall (today a museum), which was built in 1687 and is among the finest 17th-century civic buildings in Kent.

An anchorage dockyard in was opened by the Royal Navy during the reign of Henry VIII, in 1567 the Royal Naval Dockyard was established in Medway. The dockyard closed it’s doors in 1984 and it’s significant contribution towards British history is evident today.

Medway Geography

Medway’s location by the major crossing of the River Medway makes it a key feature in history for Kent and England. Just a few examples are Watling Street dating back to the Romans, the Norman Castle, Rochester Cathedral (the second oldest in Britain) and the naval dockyard.

Over half of Medway is rural. Medway includes parts of the North Kent Marshes, an environmentally significant wetlands region with several Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSIs). Other areas of conservation include Ranscombe Farm on chalk grassland and woodland is home to rare woodland flowers and orchids.

Medway Area Development

Medway Council in 2004 announced its development strategy for the Medway Waterfront. A 20 year plan for the redevelopment of the waterfront of River Medway and it’s surrounding areas. The project pledges to bring upto 8,000 new property and 8,500 jobs. Building has begun and is evident today.

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Medway Education

A two-tier education system operates in Medway, with admission to secondary schools determined by the eleven plus exam. There are a number of grammar schools located in the area, the other secondary schools in Medway being non-selective (apart from one faith schools and the school on the peninsula). A number of independent schools operate in the area.

Medway Transport

– Roads in Medway

Watling Street (the A2), is the Roman road connecting Dover and London, runs through Medway.

The A226 connects Medway with Gravesend.

Junction Two of the M2 is on the A228

The A229 starts from the A2 at the junction at the top of Star Hill alongside Jackson’s Field / Fort Pitt, it follows City Way to the South. From here it continues south, becoming dual carriageway and meeting the M2 at its third junction. This road then proceeds down Blue Bell Hill to the county town of Maidstone and the M20.

The A278 Hoath Way links the A2 and M2

– Railways in Medway

High Speed to London St Pancras via Ebbsfleet International

Main Line to London Victoria

North Kent Line to London Charing Cross

– Buses in Medway

Bus links to London and other parts of the south east can be accessed from Chatham bus station via Bluewater Shopping Centre.

– Coaches in Medway

Commuter coaches run from various parts of Medway to a selection of London destinations using the M2/A2.

– Airports in Medway

Medway is home to 2 airports. Rochester Airport and Stoke Airfield near Grain. Both used by microlights and light aircraft. London airports are mainly used by residents of Medway for commercial flights.

Some of Medway’s Recreation and Leisure

– Medway Park. Upgraded to host participants in the London 2012 olympics.

– Strood Sports Centre

– The Strand Leisure Park

– Gillingham F.C.

– Chatham Town F.C

– The Ice Bowl ice rink. Invicta Dynamos who play in the NIHL South Division 1 play their home games here.

– John Nike Ski Centre is located in Capstone

There are also five theatres in Medway. The council theatres are the Central Theatre and the Brook Theatre in the Old town hall. The independent theatres are Medway Little Theatre, The Oasthouse Theatre and Kings Theatre.

Medway Stats

Population – Medway population is projected to increase to around 300,000 by 2028 according to 2013 projections. Medway Council foresee a total investment on development to be in excess of £1 billion over a 20-year period from 2006.

Region: South East England

Ceremonial county: Kent

Status: Unitary authority

Council body: Medway Council

Population (gathered in 2019) Total: 278,556

Ethnicity:

85.5% White British

4.4% Other White

5.7% Asian

2.5% Black

2% Mixed

0.7% other

People from Medway

William Adams, the first Englishman to record reaching Japan. A roundabout is named after him.

Charles Dickens lived in Medway. One of his many houses still exists today.

Artist, musician and poet Billy Childish.

Thomas Aveling of Aveling and Porter, the first British, and once the largest, manufacturer of steamrollers in the world, is buried in the graveyard of Hoo St. Werburgh parish church.

Jools Holland the musician lives in the Cooling Castle

Actress and model Kelly Brook was born in Medway and attended the Thomas Aveling School.

Francis Drake lived in Medway and learnt to sail on the River Medway.

Chris Smalling English footballer attended school in Medway.

River Medway, a contestant on RuPaul’s Drag Race UK Series 3

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