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Hi, I'm John Wroot the branch manager of the Haxby office. I currently live in Huntington and have always lived in York and on the outskirts.
Sell your home, packages starting from 0% commission, over 180 5* reviews on Google and our team members have over 70 years' experience.
Reeds Rains have been successfully selling and renting properties since 1868, our busy office covers a wide area including Haxby, Wigginton, Strensall, Huntington, Shipton-By-Beningborough, Stillington, Easingwold, Crayke, Sheriff Hutton, Helmsley, Kirbymoorside, Pickering, Malton, Norton, Rillington and surrounding areas.
If you are considering selling or renting your property, or perhaps you are looking to expand your existing portfolio or are interested in investing in buy-to-let for the first time, Reeds Rains Haxby can offer a free, no-obligation consultation and would be happy to arrange an in-branch appointment to discuss your aspirations and needs.
Reeds Rains Haxby can offer you support across all areas of your property, whilst retaining excellence in customer care through our highly trained staff who are the local market experts. With a regional network and strong relationships with local, regional and national businesses we have the ability to reach clients across many disciplines.
Reeds Rains are members of all the accredited professional bodies for sales and rentals, including; ARLA, NAEA and the Property Ombudsman, and believe in providing excellent customer service through compliance with industry best practices.
Call 01904 764444 today to speak to one of our team, who will be happy to help.
The area we cover is well known for being incredibly sought after. The primary and secondary schools have scored highly on current Ofsted reports and because of this we do a lot of business with families. The area is well known with professionals as is well situated for all commuter routes and York city centre.
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