Get in Touch

Making the Most of Your First Conversation

A first call or visit goes further when you arrive with a little preparation. You do not need everything worked out, but a few details help us give you useful answers straight away rather than general ones.

If you are thinking of selling

Have a rough idea of your timescale and whether you need to buy onward. Note any work you have done to the property, such as a new boiler, rewiring, an extension or replacement windows, and gather any guarantees or certificates you hold. These details shape how a home is presented and help a buyer's solicitor later on. You can read more about how we approach a sale on our selling page.

If you are looking to buy

Tell us what matters most: the number of bedrooms, proximity to the town centre or schools, parking, garden size, or commuting links towards Banbury, Milton Keynes or Oxford. If you have spoken to a lender or broker, knowing your budget range lets us focus on homes that genuinely fit. Brackley's market includes period properties around the town centre as well as newer developments on the edges of town, so being clear about your priorities saves time on both sides.

If you are a landlord or tenant

Landlords should be ready to discuss the property's condition, current safety certificates and whether they want a let-only arrangement or ongoing management. Tenants will find it helpful to know their preferred move-in date and whether they have pets or need a particular length of tenancy. Our lettings page outlines the process in more detail.

Visiting the office

Market Place sits at the heart of Brackley, so a visit fits easily alongside shopping or errands in town. If you want to discuss something in depth, such as a valuation or a portfolio of rentals, it is worth calling ahead so the right person can set aside time for you. For a broader picture of the area before you get in touch, our local information covers what living in Brackley is like.