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Estate Agency Services
haart Estate Agents in Stroud is part of the UK's largest independent estate agents, a group of nearly 200 branches across the UK. Whether you’re buying or selling a home, we pride ourselves on giving you the best service.
Here at haart, we have our Partner Paul Harding who lives locally and cover areas in and around Stroud for your property search including, Painswick, Chalford, Nailsworth, Woodchester, Dudbridge, Brimscombe and the surrounding villages, so if you are looking to buy or sell we can help.
Whether you’re looking to live near a station, park or a particular school, the haart Stroud team can help you find your ideal property nearby.
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Areas covered by Stroud estate agents
GL5, GL6, GL8, GL10
Properties for sale in Stroud
Hi!
Meet your Stroud Team
Paul Harding
Partner
Alex Watson
Area Partner
David Sheridan
Senior Branch Manager
Meet the team
We can help you buy or sell your property in Stroud
Whether you are buying or selling a property in Stroud, our specialists have the local market knowledge and services to suit you:
- Free house valuations
- Mortgage advice
- Conveyancing advice
We use key property websites such as rightmove.co.uk and onthemarket.com to market properties, plus our own haart website. We also use FLINK, a clever social media tool, to market to prospective buyers.
We’re here seven days per week – so do give us a call if we can help.
Alex Watson, Area Partner
£478,309
Average - Stroud selling price
Source: Land Registry
We know Stroud
Stroud is a well-located town in Gloucestershire with the beautiful Five Valleys nearby, as well as being surrounded by the Cotswolds, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Gloucester, Cheltenham and Cirencester are easily accessible for those commuting.
Stroud has a lot of heritage to explore such as the industrial textile mills and also the landmarks around the town. In the last census, the population of Stroud was around 90,000 and there is a variety of urban and rural locations within the town.