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An independent and dynamic Letting Agent, offering a specialist lettings and property management service across York, North Yorkshire and beyond.
Priestley House, YO30 7BL, York, United Kingdom
We have rented from this company and It was an absolute disaster and we would never rent from this company again. Needless to say our bond was never given back as they created problems in order to justify keeping our bond. Their payment platform does not work and the staff are untrained and totally ignorant about what is lawful when renting out a house. DO NOT USE them.
Ed Hartshorne and his team did a great job selling our house. The team were helpful and efficient throughout the process and kept us well informed. They also offered sound advice on the new property. A great experience - highly recommend.
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