Whether you’re a buyer looking for your first home, a seller wanting to downsize, or a landlord looking for tenants, we’re here to help.
Our team are experts in the local area and combined we’ve got decades of experience, so you’re in safe hands.
Get in touch with us today to see how we can help, or get a free valuation and find out how much your property is worth.
Our services
Experts in the local area
Our team live and work in Gravesend and our office is based in the town centre. As a result, we know the different postcodes and areas of the town very well.
This helps us match potential buys or tenants with your property, based on what we know they’ll like about the area as well as your property.
Reach a huge and interested market
As standard, we advertise your property on RightMove, Zoopla, PrimeLocation, OnTheMarket and social media too.
This means your listing will reach a massive audience who are actively looking for properties like yours.
Only pay us when we’re successful
It’s our job to find you a buyer or tenant in the most efficient way possible. So to make sure we do that, you only have to pay our commission when we’ve successfully secured you an offer.
It’s as easy as that.
Professional marketing to help your listing stand out
We have a range of marketing packages to help your property look its best. Choose from options including detailed floor plans, professional photograph and even videography.
The better your listing, the more likely someone is to fall in love with your property.
Choose from an online valuation to get a rough overview, or we can visit your property to give you an accurate assessment.
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Located in Kent along the river Thames, Gravesend is a great mixture of city life and countryside living.
It’s a commuter town and less than an hour in the car to London, or less than half an hour by train.
The A2 and M20 are easily accessible to take you south to Dover and the Channel Tunnel, or further north on to London.
Most of London’s major airports are within an hour’s drive, meaning Gravesend is perfectly positioned if you’re a frequent flier.
Gravesend was one of the first English resort towns and has maintained a steady flow of tourists ever since. Paddle steamers, sailing barges and yachts sail from the pier pontoon for a relaxing bob along the river. Gravesend is also home to Europe’s largest Gurdwara and a very welcoming Sikh community.
Gravesend is also a short drive away from the Kent Downs, so if you don’t want the hustle and bustle of London, the open countryside is within easy reach.
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Adrian has been involved in estate agency since 2005 and has an extensive knowledge in the ever changing world of the lettings market. Adrian is convinced that our customer satisfaction rating at 96% which is significantly above the national average of our industry, is due to all our staff being trained by The Property Franchise Groups Training Academy. Adrian enjoys cycling and still plays Rugby for our local club throughout the season.
Adam’s first job in estate agency was back in 1990 and most of his career he has lived and worked in the North Kent area. Adam said that selling homes in your home town really works and the local knowledge that you develop over the years of living and working in the same area is priceless for both buyers and sellers alike. Adam went on to say that being part of a nationwide group of over 200 offices gives us the ability to showcase our clients properties to such a wide audience which definitely helps us achieve the best possible prices for the homes that our clients entrust us to sell. Adam enjoys sport and loves a good walk the country with his dog.
Anne looks after our lettings managed portfolio, making sure that both our landlords and tenants have a pleasant experience with Hunters and keeps them up to date with all the ever changing legislation. Anne loves motor sport and travels around Europe whenever she can following MotoGP.
Ryan has always lived in the Gravesend area and with over five years’ experience working with our team he is ready to help you find your next home or offer you advice on selling your existing property. Ryan is a people person which you will quickly realise when you first start to interact with him, he is always willing to go the extra mile to help our clients achieve their property goals. In his spare time he enjoys playing football and hitting the gym.
Michael is an experienced Estate Agent and has excellent local knowledge having lived in Gravesend his whole life. Michael has progressed with us through the ranks from apprentice to Valuer and has proven over and over again he really understands how to treat our clients and put them at ease which can often be seen written in our superb Google reviews from happy buyers and sellers. When not at work you will find him training or playing football, Michael still competes at a good level as semi- professional playing for a local team.
Gravesend is a town on the River Thames in Kent, just over 20 miles outside central London.
The town has quick travel links to the capital with high-speed trains from Gravesend train station, reaching London St Pancras in just 24 minutes. There are also connections to London Victoria as well as other central stations.
Travelling or commuting by car is easy too as the A2 passes just two miles south of Gravesend town centre and has links to both the M2 and the M25. The local bus network provides regular services to nearby towns, and there’s also a ferry service from Gravesend Town Pier taking passengers to Tilbury every half hour.
For international travel, Ebbsfleet Station is only three miles away. Catch the Eurostar to Lille in an hour, Paris in two hours, or Brussels in just over two hours.
Gravesend is a popular place for families because there’s a great selection of schools here. There are single-gender grammar schools, such as Gravesend Grammar School (primarily for boys but accepts girls at 16yrs+) and Mayfield Grammar School (for girls but accepts boys at age 16yrs+). Other secondary options include St John’s Catholic Comprehensive School and Thamesview School. There are plenty of options for younger children too, with Whitehill Primary School or independent options, like Bronte School.
Bluewater shopping centre is just seven miles away with 330 stores selling anything and everything you might need. There’s also over 60 restaurants and cafes to choose from, including well-known favourites like Carluccios and Bella Italia. Bluewater has a large Showcase Cinema to enjoy the latest films at too. The town centre has a great mix of independent stores, including ladies clothing shop, Body & Sole, and Gravesend Model Centre.
When heading out for a meal, enjoy Mediterranean food while looking out over the Thames at Riva Waterside Bar & Restaurant. It’s on the Gravesend’s iron pier, which is the oldest cast-iron pier in the world. Other options include Julius Caesar Italian Restaurant, or Peasher, which is a West African Restaurant.
Gravesend has plenty of GPs, as well as a medical centre and a community hospital.
If you like to get out on the water, Thames sailing barges, paddle steamers, and yachts sail from the pontoon on Gravesend Town Pier.
Gravesend’s Guru Nanak Darbar Gurdwara is one of the UK’s largest Sikh places of worship, and it’s well worth a visit. It’s one of two Gurdwaras within the town.
Shorne Woods Country Park makes for a great day out with its play areas, picnic spaces, eco-friendly visitor centre, trim trails, fishing lakes, and over 292 acres of land, including meadows and woodland.
Many connections are made between Gravesend and Charles Dickens, who lived just a couple of miles away from the town. He mentioned Gravesend in three of his books and loved taking walks around the local area here.
199 Parrock Street, Gravesend, Kent, DA12 1EW
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