24 - 26, 28 & 29 December and 1 January: Closed
27 & 30 December: Open 10.00 - 15.00
31 December: Open 10.00 - 13.00
We will reopen as usual on the 2nd January 2025.
Hi, I'm Roy, Branch Manager of Reeds Rains Chorley, I have successfully managed our Chorley office for coming up to 10 years now, and have been lucky enough to work for Reeds Rains for over 19 years.
The Reeds Rains estate agents Chorley showcase a huge range of property for sale and to rent throughout England, North Wales and Northern Ireland.
We've been established since 1868 and with our network of connected branches whose main focus is the sale and letting of all types of home along with a complimentary range of services designed to make it easier for you to sell, buy, let or rent your property.
Established in 1868, Reeds Rains have the expertise and knowledge to make home buying and selling, a smooth and simple process. The network provides sellers with the marketing potential to reach the widest possible audience, increasing the potential of finding a buyer and ensuring the most efficient sale is achieved.
Our friendly staff are always on hand, and have the necessary local knowledge to make the sale or purchase of your property as easy and straight forward as possible.
Reeds Rains combine the home buying and selling process with a range of complimentary services delivering high quality professional products, resulting in the complete property package.
Our Reeds Rains Chorley branch covers the following areas: Chorley, Whittle-le-Woods, Clayton-le-Woods, Euxton, Buckshaw Village, Adlington, Heath Charnock, Heapey, Brinscall, Brindle, Withnell, Charnock Richard, Heskin & Eccleston.
Chorley a bustling market town and a district in Lancashire. The town stands on the river Yarrow and the Leeds and Liverpool canal. As in much of Lancashire, the town's wealth came principally from the cotton industry; however it was a major market town due to its central location to four Lancashire towns.
>> Read our Chorley guide
>> Explore what Chorley has to offer
>> How is the Chorley market performing?
