Hello, I'm Nicola-Jane and I've been working within the property industry for over 25 years now and have a wealth of experience in all aspects of Estate Agency including sales, Lettings, Financial services, Conveyancing and Over seas sales.
Eccleshall is a thriving former market town well serviced with all the facilities and amenities you could hope for with numerous bars and restaurants, supermarkets, post office, popular library, abundance of individually owned shops offering an array of products. There are great schools a monthly cinema showing and various events such as street markets, the Eccleshall Festival and Show to name but a few.
Nestled in the Staffordshire, Eccleshall is just a few miles outside of the County Town yet within minutes, you can be at one with nature in the stunning countryside and also having great motorway links to the M6 means commuting by car is so amenable and if you feel the call of our Capital for work or pleasure just hop on the direct train for 80 minutes and London awaits.
The Reeds Rains Eccleshall team are specialists in the housing market and offer a full and complete service; they have a wealth of experience in probate sales and also offer mortgage advice.
If you are ready to purchase a buy to let property and need a fully managed service, we offer a complete package or if looking for your perfect new home, whether wishing to buy or rent then our experienced branch can cater for all of your requirements so you can relax knowing you are in safe hands. Call into the branch today for a no-obligation chat with our esteemed and trusted team who will be more than happy to help you on your property journey.
The quaint town of Eccleshall is made up of grade two listed buildings, cobbled streets and local independent shops. The area is within a commutable distance to London via direct train and well placed between junctions 14 and 15 on the M6 with links to the north and south.
>> Read our Eccleshall guide
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>> How is the Eccleshall market performing?
