I am dedicated to helping people sell their home in the quickest time and at the best possible price. We take a tailored approach to every sale, featuring online listing assessments and resources for making your home stand out from the rest. We also provide free recommendations and advice on any repair work needed and ways to increase curb appeal. Our goal is to make sure that current owners receive the fairest market value for their properties while also delivering an enjoyable process.
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How I am helping people sell their Reigate property.
Why I love being an estate agent in Reigate.
Being an estate agent allows me to combine my natural love for helping people, with my passion for homes and design. Watching my clients’ reactions when they find their perfect dream home is unbelievably rewarding. I also get a huge sense of satisfaction from seeing the joy on their faces after successfully closing the deal. I get the opportunity to really connect with them, while guiding them through all the complexities and challenges associated with purchasing or selling a property. Every day is different and never dull, but it can also be emotionally and physically challenging at times which only makes me more determined to excel in this job. Working as an estate agent allows me to use my creativity, resourcefulness and skillset every day while I strive to bring happiness to people.
About Reigate.
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A thriving and affluent market town with a high street chock full of independent shops and restaurants, and still an easy commute to the capital.
Reigate offers a good mix of independent restaurants and quality chains like Bills, Giggling Squid and Coté Brasserie. For relaxed pub dining, there’s The Black Horse, which has a huge garden, or just out of town and right by Reigate Heath, there’s the Skimmington Castle.
One thing Reigate does particularly well is its independent shopping. For a wonderful collection of unusual curiosities there’s That Qwerky Place, at the Dorking end of the high street, while at the other end next to Café Rouge is The Reigate Pop-Up, opened by a group of local creatives. For women’s wear there’s the Re.Work.It dress agency selling a mix of high end high street and designer gear, as well as lovely independents Gerrards and Quattro Rish, plus the usual high street suspects like White Stuff, Mint Velvet, Crew and Whistles.
Local Schools.
Plenty of good options in this well-heeled area. There’s Reigate Grammar School and its little sister Reigate St Mary’s – both popular independents. St Mary’s pupils tend to progress onto RGS. Another small independent prep school in Reigate is Micklefield School. Dunottar is another independent senior school in the town, and children also travel to the Caterham School in Caterham. For state schools, Reigate Priory Junior School is Ofsted rated Outstanding, and unsurprisingly also over-subscribed, as is St Bede’s Secondary in Redhill. Reigate College, a Sixth Form college, is also hugely popular drawing in students from a wide area in all directions.
Iwona Budgell, covering Surrey and West Sussex, including Reigate, Redhill, Horley, Crawley and surrounding areas.