Hunters Estate Agents and Letting Agents in Folkestone is part of the one of the largest independent estate agent networks in the United Kingdom, offering the highest levels of professionalism and customer service to our clients - Buyers, Sellers, Landlords and Tenants.

Forming part of a four branch network across Kent, we work alongside independently owned offices across the country as part of Hunters. Advertising on all major properties portals such as Zoopla, Rightmove, Primelocation & Hunters.com, ensures that our properties are given the widest possible reach.

Senior Branch Manager, Celia Wood started at the grass roots level of Estate Agency in 1988, and has worked for both independent and corporate companies. Specialising in Rural and Village Property having worked in Lyminge, Fordwich and Wingham for many years, along with the City of Canterbury and the coastal towns of Dover and Folkestone, she is highly knowledgeable and leads the team based on this expansive and varied history in property.

Folkestone is Celia’s home town, where her father owned two local businesses and where she attended St. Mary’s Convent. Given this upbringing, she has an in depth-knowledge of the area and can bestow all the benefits it has to offer to clients of Hunters Folkestone Estate and Letting Agents.

Celia says: “We are a passionate and motivated team driven to providing the best results for our clients, we are able to offer a greater level of coverage from the Hunters network of over 200 offices, including 30 in London accompanied with national television advertising.”
 

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A Hunters franchise owned and operated under licence by Black & White Estates Limited. 

Folkestone is situated at the tip of the Kent Downs in South East England, which is an area of outstanding natural beauty, with a wealth of Victorian history denoted by the Leas Promenade and the surrounding majestic buildings.

Known as a fishing town, the area possesses a beautiful harbour with a pier that was built by Thomas Telford in 1809. Landmarks include the gold clubhouse and a World War II naval mine control post, which is now a visitor centre for those wanting to immerse themselves in the rich history of the area. Art attractions also include the long-established Metropole Galleries and the town is renowned for the Chamber Music Festival held each May, where performers and various music ensembles put together an exciting display for residents to enjoy.

There are excellent travel links from the town, and the high speed rail link offers a journey time to London’s St. Pancras in 54 minutes, which is ideal for commuters who work in the city. The M20 motorway is on the edge of the town, and the Channel Tunnel and Port of Dover are easily accessible for overseas travel.

Schools are also a strong point for families looking to move into the area, both state and independent, which offers lots of choice. These names include The Folkestone School for Girls, The Harvey Grammar School for Boys, and The Folkestone Academy.