About Us
Kent and East Sussex's largest and most successful Estate Agency started life in 1921 from an office based in Gillingham, Kent. Since that time we have grown to become the market leaders with a group of 43 Ward & Partners offices plus further offices throughout the South East of England which together form the Arun Estate Agencies Group.
Arun Estate Agencies Group comprises of the following residential sales brands:
So what's the secret of our phenomenal success?
- All our staff are motivated professionals who enjoy what they do.
- Every new employee undertakes a seven day initial induction course, regardless of their experience which includes practice with the general public, not just in the training room. The course is designed to ensure that every new member of the team is trained to the highest level and will be able to provide the excellent level of customer service we expect. We currently hold the 2010 Sunday Times Estate Agency of the Year Gold Award for Training and Development together with a range of other awards.
- Further support is given at branch level by a team of field trainers to assist in personal development and to provide all the help you will need to progress your career from trainee right through to management roles.
- All our staff have good local knowledge, such as details on the best schools and all transport links in their areas as we realise this allows you to make the best possible decision about the location you choose to live in.
- We comply with all regulations governing estate agency and property law.
- We offer a complete service including house sales, mortgages, conveyancing and surveys, designed to assist with the smooth running of your move.
- We understand the whole business of property and have specialist departments which include Land and New Homes and Residential Lettings.
- We do not view ourselves as a typical estate agent we like to become part of the community. Over the last 3 years our group has donated over £700,000 to local children's charities and individuals in order to give something back.
