Six services, each with the scope it covers
A fee on this page applies to the scope printed under it. Where a fee is shown as a percentage or begins with “from”, the final figure is confirmed in writing before an instruction is signed.
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Market appraisal visit
$265
A visit to the property, measured notes on its condition and layout, and a written appraisal that cites the comparable sales and lettings it was drawn from. It is a marketing opinion prepared for an owner deciding whether to go to market, and it takes about 90 minutes at the property. It is not a valuation for lending, tax or probate purposes, and it is not a survey.
Suits an owner deciding whether to place a property on the market.
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Seller representation
from 2.4%
Photography, a measured floor plan, written particulars, portal and window listing, accompanied viewings, and the handling of every offer in writing until exchange. The percentage is of the agreed sale price and is confirmed in the written agreement before instruction. The agency cannot promise a sale, a timescale or a figure, and says so in the agreement rather than after it.
Suits an owner who wants one point of contact from listing through to exchange.
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Buyer representation
$450
A written brief taken from the buyer, a search across both listed and off-market stock, accompanied viewings and offer handling on the buyer's behalf. The figure is a retainer set against the work of the search. Conveyancing, surveys and mortgage arrangements stay with the buyer's own solicitor, surveyor and lender; the agency arranges none of them and advises on none of them.
Suits a buyer who wants the search and the negotiation handled by one representative.
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Lettings management
9%
Rent collection, a scheduled inspection of the property, contractor instruction within a limit agreed in advance, and an itemised monthly statement. The percentage is of the monthly rent actually collected. The agency acts as agent for the landlord and is not the landlord; it does not give legal advice on a tenancy dispute and refers one to a solicitor.
Suits a landlord who does not want to hold the day-to-day of a tenancy.
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Rental listing and tenant placement
$695
Photography, listing, accompanied viewings, referencing through an independent provider and the drawing up of the tenancy paperwork for signature. The referencing decision belongs to the provider and to the landlord; the agency reports it as it is given and does not overrule it or predict it.
Suits a landlord who will manage the tenancy but wants the letting handled.
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Accompanied viewing
$120
One property, one viewing of about 60 minutes, opened and shown by a member of the agency, with written feedback sent to the owner afterwards. It is sold as a single visit for an owner who is marketing the property elsewhere or is away from the city.
Suits an owner who cannot attend viewings in person.
How contacting the agency works
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A question arrives
Sent through the contact form or by telephone. It needs the service being considered and a sentence about the property, and nothing else.
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The agency replies
Halstead Row Property confirms which of the six services fits, or says plainly that none of them does.
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An appointment is arranged
Arranged directly, with the fee confirmed in writing first. Nothing on this website confirms an appointment.
When a service may not be the right one
A property already under an agreement with another agency, a title question still being resolved, or an asking figure the comparable evidence does not support can all make a published service the wrong choice. Halstead Row Property says so before the instruction rather than during it, and a market appraisal visit exists precisely so that conversation can happen first.
A question about a service, a property or a fee
The contact form takes a question and sends it to the agency. Book goes to the arrangements page; neither one confirms a time by itself.