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Wrenhaven · Since 2011
Anchor Realty works one town and knows what every road in it is worth. We list fewer properties than the big desks and we sit in the room for all of them — pricing, viewings, offers and the awkward part in the middle.
Newest on the desk
Sennet Hill
Mid-terrace house
A tall, narrow three-bed on the quiet side of the hill, with the kitchen already moved to the back and a garden that gets sun until seven.
$612,000
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6 available
We do not run a hidden list. If it is not here, we are not selling it — and if you want to know what is coming, ask the desk.
Sennet Hill
Mid-terrace house
A tall, narrow three-bed on the quiet side of the hill, with the kitchen already moved to the back and a garden that gets sun until seven.
$612,000
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Ninebark Quay
Apartment, seventh floor
Two bedrooms and a balcony on the water side of the block, high enough that the road noise stops and the light starts.
$438,000
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Tallowbridge
Detached house
A four-bedroom detached with a garden room, a garage that fits a car and a workbench, and no immediate neighbours on one side.
$845,000
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Fairweather Bend
End cottage
A one-bedroom end cottage with thick walls, a wood burner, and a yard big enough for a table and not much else.
$329,000
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Marrowbone
Detached villa
The big one on the corner: five bedrooms, original floors on the ground level, and a cellar that is dry and has been for a hundred years.
$1,150,000
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Quillon Wharf
Warehouse conversion
A ground-floor conversion in the old grain warehouse: eleven-foot ceilings, cast-iron columns left where they were, and windows you cannot buy new.
$525,000
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How it works
Nothing below is a service level we invented for a brochure. It is what happens, in order, and you can hold us to it.
You will deal with one agent from the first viewing to the keys. Nobody hands you off.
Including the number you would stretch to and the one you would resent. We work from the second one.
We rule things out for you before you drive to them. If a listing is wrong for you we will say so on the phone.
We tell you what the seller actually needs — timing, chain, certainty — so your offer is more than a number.
We chase the solicitors, the survey and the lender, and we tell you when something slips rather than when it is fixed.
One valuation, one price, and the reasoning written down so you can argue with it.
Three comparable sales, what each one did and did not have, and where yours sits between them. In writing, before you sign anything.
We will not win your instruction with a number we cannot support. An overpriced listing costs you six weeks and a reduction.
Every viewing is accompanied by the agent who knows the house. You get feedback the same day, including the unflattering kind.
Every offer is passed on with the buyer's position attached — funding, chain, timescale — so you are choosing between people, not just prices.
The district
Median sale price and twelve-month movement across the six districts we cover. We do not cover anywhere else, which is why these numbers are ours rather than a national average pointed at your postcode.
Victorian terraces, steep streets, permit parking. The starter-family end of town.
Post-war detached on wide plots. Quiet to the point of silent after nine.
Nineties apartment blocks on the water. Service charges vary wildly block to block; ask us which.
The old merchant streets. Big rooms, big bills, and the only trees worth the name.
Warehouse conversions and two remaining working yards. Loud on market days.
Cottages and infill along the river bend. Small, old, and the cheapest way into the town.
The desk
Anchor Realty has been independent since 2011 and intends to stay that way. There is no head office setting a listings target, which is why we will tell you to wait six months if waiting six months is the right advice.
The desk is nine agents, two sales coordinators and a valuer. Everybody covers the whole town rather than a patch, so the person who values your house is the person who has been inside the three houses it will be compared against.
We would rather lose the instruction than win it with a valuation we cannot defend.
Contact
Questions arrive at all hours — what a street is actually like, whether a price has any give in it, when somewhere can be seen. The assistant answers what our published particulars can support, and books an agent for the rest.
The assistant sits on every listing on this site, so the questions that usually wait until Monday — what the service charge is, what the seller’s position is, whether Thursday evening works for a viewing — get answered when you are actually looking.
Anchor Realty desk assistant
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Ask me something a real visitor would ask. I'm Anchor Realty's desk assistant — I answer from what's on this site, and I'll say when something isn't.
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Every property on this site is drawn rather than photographed — a plan tells you more about whether a house works than a wide lens does. Full particulars, including the plan at scale, come with the viewing.