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About Grants of Ringwood

About Grants Estate Agents in Ringwood


Grants Estate Agents of Ringwood are a completely independent, well established, local business, who provide their customers and clients with:-

  • A comprehensive residential sales service
  • Accompanied viewings
  • Regular feedback
  • Illustrative property particulars, including floorplan
  • Totally independent Financial Advice
  • Innovative marketing strategy
  • Personally tailored “no obligation” market appraisals
  • Available 7 Days a Week
  • Residential sales encompassing land, new homes and all manner of residential property
  • State of the Art website coverage, emailable details instantly available

Grants of Ringwood commenced trading as an Independent Estate Agency practice on 1st July 1993, created by Jon and Sally Grant.

Jon began his estate agency career in 1978, Sally in 1981, both working for local Ringwood independent agents.

Their business ethos has always been to provide “The Service That Sells”, ensuring customers and clients receive an innovative, yet traditional, sales service.

The key to any business success is the ability to react to change, provide value for money and be market leaders in a creative, professional and friendly manner.

Their team have worked tirelessly over the years, showing incredible loyalty, commitment and patience, to place Grants at the forefront of their profession.

Jon has been involved in many roles, including Chairman of the Bournemouth and District Association of Estate Agents in 1999, President of Ringwood Chamber of Trade and Commerce between 1996 and 1998 and Chairman of Wessex Team since 2001. He is also Chairman of The Furlong Traders Association. Jon and Sally’s decision to join TEAM coincided with their belief that they should offer a more comprehensive marketing facility to their clients, without losing control of their market share, within their own immediate locality. Therefore, in 1998, they became Members of Team, enabling them to immediately link to a National Network of computer linked like-minded Independent Estate Agents throughout the country, 23 of which are based locally with Dorset and West Hampshire (Wessex Region). Continual changes, in terms of technology, have assisted the growth of their estate agency business, which is reflected in Team’s increasing innovative marketing style, allowing the independence to flourish, with the major support of a national network. The coverage is “spectacular”. Jon and Sally are ably supported by their colleagues, Toni, Katrina and Mandy, who are always willing to provide helpful hints or specific marketing advice. If you require any assistance, please contact us or alternatively visit their delightful offices in The Furlong Centre and truly experience “The Service That Sells”. See our database of property for sale in Ringwood

Membership of the National Federation of Property Professionals (NFOPP), Propertymark and The Property Ombudsman (TPO) provides Grants’ clients with further reassurance during the home moving process.


About Ringwood

Ringwood, for many centuries, has been strategically positioned as a trading center on the fringe of the New Forest. The bustling market town to which all the forest roads lead. Ringwood still has a lively street market held on Wednesday's and has remained a delightful unspoilt small historic town with quaint shops, street entertainment, restaurants and cafes. The town gets its name either from the Saxon Rimuc Wode, meaning the edge of the wood, or from the Doomsday version, Rincvede, meaning a ford (vede) over a river (rine).

Whichever interpretations you choose, either would be appropriate. Ringwood stands on the western edge of the beautiful New Forest National Park at a crossing point of the River Avon, as it meanders its way slowly south to the sea, at Christchurch.

Ringwood's Market Charter was granted by King Henry III to the Lord of the Manor, in 1226. Although the corn and cattle aspect of the market are now no more, the attractive market place continues to be thronged by busy stallholders and market goers.

Two large car parks and a grassed picnic area are very close to the old town centre. Ringwood has plenty of shops to cater for all tastes, including three supermarkets and a wide variety of smaller specialist retailers. Everywhere you look the scene is surrounded by an attractive mixture of ancient and modern. Thatched cottages nestle next to brick Georgian town houses.

The Furlong Centre, where Grants of Ringwood's office is located, is a particular delight. A leafy courtyard with interesting speciality shops, in addition to free family entertainment during the summer months, providing a continental theme to this delightful pedestrian area. The impressive Frampton Mill building was converted from the 400 year old Frampton Seed Merchants Stores.

The Parish Church, built in 1853, overlooks the Jubilee Lamp, in the middle of the Market Place, which was erected to commemorate Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee in 1887.

Your stay in Ringwood would certainly be much happier than that of the Duke of Monmouth, who was held in Monmouth House, in West Street, after the abortive rebellion of 1685 and from where he, unsuccessfully, wrote to his uncle, James II, begging for mercy.

Ringwood is an ideal touring centre for the New Forest and the Avon Valley. In and around the town there is a wide choice of hotels, inns, guest houses, bed and breakfasts and camp sites. The area is well served with a variety of pubs and restaurants satisfying every need.

Additional attractions within the general Ringwood conurbation include opportunities for sailing and fishing within the many lakes and rivers surrounding the town, plus horse riding and cycling within the 92,000 acres of adjoining New Forest National Park countryside.

Office info:


Address

Grants of Ringwood Estate Agents 14a The Furlong Ringwood BH24 1AT 01425 480456

Opening Hours

Monday to Friday:
9am – 6pm
Saturday: 9am – 5pm
Sunday: Available by appointment


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