Chancellors Estate Agents keeps growing! Following the recent launch of our Maidenhead and Aylesbury branches, we will be opening a new branch in Slough town centre on Monday 28 September.
Located directly on the high street just minutes from the Queensmere Observatory shopping centre and the train station, the new branch will launch with a 0% commission offer.
0% Commission Offer
To celebrate the opening of the new branch and support local residents with their selling and letting needs, we are offering 0% commission to the first 200 homeowners who instruct us to sell their property on a sole agency basis.
The first 100 landlords in the local area can enjoy fee-free property management for six months too, when they instruct us to let their property on a sole agency basis.*
We have received great feedback from clients experiencing our 0% commission offer.
Why Slough?
Ideally placed in the centre of the town, the new branch will provide a premium estate agency in the area. With a number of new housing developments planned in the region, and Slough named as one of the main stations on the proposed Western Crossrail route, the branch will give property sellers, buyers, landlords and tenants the opportunity to take advantage of the extensive estate agency services we offer.
The opening of the Slough branch extends the Chancellors Group’s network of 50 operational locations across London, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Surrey, Oxfordshire, Herefordshire and Mid Wales. The branch will cover Slough and surrounding areas including Iver, Burnham, Manor Park, Britwell, Farnham Royal/Farnham Common, Stoke Poges, Colnbrook, Fulmer/Middle Green, Langley and Dorney Reach/Eton.
The new branch is at 92 High Street, Slough, SL1 1EL. To sell or let your property for free, call 01753 511700, or book a free, no-obligation market appraisal to find out how we achieve the best price or rental for your property. To read more about Slough, visit our branch page.
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