If you are looking for an estate agents in Hereford, look no further. Chancellors is one of the most trusted and highly regarded estate and lettings agents in the Herefordshire area, and our team are driven by a desire to provide an unrivalled level of service. We believe in transparency, respect and integrity, and these values are at the core of everything we do.Chancellors are here to offer all the support and guidance you may need in navigating the Hereford property market.
Located in the heart of the city on King Street, our Hereford branch is ideally placed. Our friendly, knowledgeable and professional team have a wealth of experience and intimate knowledge of the local property market. We provide a range of services, whether you are looking at buying, renting or selling in Hereford itself, or in the wider rural Herefordshire area. We also offer services for landlords, including comprehensive property management options.
We are available to take your call and meet you in our branch six days a week, from Monday to Saturday. Please feel free to visit us in branch to speak with one of our team. You can also take advantage of our extended telephone lines, which are open from 8:30am to 8:00pm Monday to Friday. Alternatively, you can send us an email and we will reply as soon as possible.
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We cover the following postcode areas in Hereford: HR1 HR2 HR3 HR4 HR7 HR8 HR9.
I began my career at Chancellors in August 2020 as a Sales Negotiator in Brecon.
The dedication I have for my work has seen me quickly progress through to my current position as Senior Prime Sales Manager, based in Hereford, and I now specialise in all the Premium and Executive properties in Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Mid-Wales.
I bring with me to Chancellors over twenty-five years of first-class customer service experience. Looking after my customers and clients continues to be at the heart of everything I do - there is nothing more important to me. I have a fantastic team with whom I work tirelessly to deliver the highest quality service and I look forward to doing the same for you.
As the Regional Director of Herefordshire, Worcestershire, and Wales, I lead my team to provide you with the best possible service and expertise on your property search. I have both international and UK property experience enabling me to support different types of clients depending on their needs.
My purpose is to create a passionate team of property professionals that provide excellent customer service and have outstanding negotiation abilities.
Whatever your next steps are, we are here to support you.
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I have a passion for selling properties, and love the challenge of finding your next home!
It may be a city steeped in history, but Hereford manages to balance modern-day luxuries with the character of its market past. For newcomers to the area, it’s made even more attractive given the prime location among scenic West Midlands countryside.
Only a short distance from the Welsh border, Hereford sits on the banks of the River Wye between the Brecon Beacons and Malvern Hills. As such, it’s a playground for the adventurous, with endless walking trails and thrilling watersports.
Back on dry land, Hereford promises a more laid-back experience thanks to its pedestrianised shopping district. It gives all the charm of a traditional market town where independent businesses sit alongside historical sights. This includes the towering cathedral, which draws visitors from far and wide.
What is Hereford Like?
Hereford is a historic cathedral city in the county of Herefordshire. With a population of 60,800, Hereford is the most populous area of Herefordshire by some distance. Hereford sits on the River Wye and is just 16 miles east of the border with Wales.
Hereford combines modern-day living with a charming twist, not forgetting its market roots. It is a wonderful place for young families, working professionals and retirees alike to call home, with modern amenities, well-known and independent retailers, and a great selection of restaurants and eateries. Outdoor enthusiasts can take advantage of being within easy reach of beautiful countryside and outdoor spaces too, including Weir Garden, the Brecon Beacons and the Malvern Hills.
Also, Hereford has a number of highly regarded schools at every level of education, many of which are rated as ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted.
Transport Links
Hereford offers excellent transport links to the rest of the UK. Situated close to the M5 corridor, Hereford offers impressive transport links to the rest of the UK. Both London and Manchester are within a three-hour drive, while Birmingham and Bristol can be reached in under one hour.
Hereford railway station serves the city of Hereford and is a 5-minute walk from the city centre. It lies on the Welsh Marches Lane between Leominster and Abergavenny. There are direct trains to Birmingham, Cardiff and Manchester every hour from Hereford. You can also get a direct journey to London Paddington, with up to 60 services running every day.
Schools in the Area
Hereford is home to a great choice of both state and private schools, many of which have been deemed ‘outstanding’ by Ofsted.
The following primary schools and academies are all rated as ‘outstanding’:
Holmer CofE Academy (ages 4-11)
Barrs Court School (ages 11-19 special)
Hereford Sixth Form College (ages 16-19)
Malbrook Primary School (ages 3-11)
St Francis Xavier’s Primary School (ages 3-11)
St Paul’s CofE Primary School (ages 4-11)
Hereford Cathedral School is an independent co-educational day school catering to children aged three to 18. This renowned establishment is part of the ancient Hereford Cathedral Foundation, which dates back to the 7th century.
Other institutes at secondary level include The Hereford Academy, which provides specialist teaching in sport and science. Alternatively, the Bishop of Hereford’s Bluecoat School has been awarded status as a Technology College, boasting impressive facilities for both mathematics and the sciences.
The nearby University of Gloucestershire provides opportunities for those undertaking higher education, while other nearby institutes deliver specialist undergraduate and postgraduate courses. These include the Hereford College of Arts, as well as the Herefordshire and Ludlow College.
Attractions in Hereford
There is plenty to keep you entertained in the town itself, with a lively independent shopping scene and vibrant cultural life to partake in.
The towering gothic golden-stone cathedral is Hereford’s most popular destination, attracting visitors from far and wide. At Hereford Cathedral you can view the Mappa Mundi, the largest surviving medieval map in the world. The cathedral also has the world’s biggest chained library, dating back from a time when the books were so precious that they were locked away.
The annual Three Choirs Festival, one of the oldest music festivals in the British Isles, takes place in Hereford every three years.
The lush woodland of the Weir Garden is just a short distance from the city centre too. Hereford residents are within easy reach of wonderful countryside and outdoor spaces, including the Malvern Hills and Brecon Beacons, offering endless walking opportunities as well as thrilling watersport adventures.
Shopping, Restaurants, Entertainment and Leisure
The Independent Quarter, tucked away near the cathedral, is centred around quirky Church Street and East Street. Art galleries and many lifestyle and fashion boutiques can be found in this delightful area of the city.
Hereford is a great place for foodies to call home. This passion for locally sourced produce is also evident in the many renowned restaurants, as well as the quaint pubs serving locally produced cider. Local produce is used in abundance in Hereford’s restaurants, providing customers with a true taste of the county. The Bookshop serves up tremendous steaks and you can feast on award-winning burgers at The Beefy Boys. For a taste of Italy, try the Cotto and Ponte Vecchio.
The Maylord Shopping Centre is a complex of chain retailers as well as local boutiques and a 24-hour fitness centre. The historic Hereford Butter Market is a terrific indoor market with a host of stalls including butchers, fishmongers and a range of locally sourced and produced fruits, vegetables, honey and other foodstuffs.
Hereford’s main theatre and cultural venue is The Courtyard, which is the cultural and creative hub of all of Herefordshire. It is located just outside of the city centre on Edgar Street.
The Halo Hereford Leisure Centre is extremely popular with the locals with a fantastic selection of activities. The centre has a gym, swimming pool, sauna, sports hall, golf course, athletic tracks, football, cricket and tennis pitches along with many other facilities.
Hereford’s rich heritage can be seen on every street corner. With plenty of historic attractions, visitors are often fascinated to learn more about the area’s past. Dating back to the 7th century, it first began as an Anglo-Saxon settlement and fortified defence against the Welsh.
Following the Norman conquest of England, Hereford left behind its roots as a military stronghold and became an established market town. A leather and wool industry prospered, while the rebuilding of Hereford Cathedral brought pilgrims and friars to the area. Part of this original structure can still be enjoyed, although much of Hereford’s present-day cathedral was rebuilt again in the 18th century.
Although the wool industry eventually died out, cider-making flourished and Hereford still attracted nearby traders as a thriving agricultural centre. The opening of a county hospital and colleges during the 20th century brought modern-day amenities without damaging the rural charm which can still be enjoyed today.
Period semi detached five bedroom property, packed with Edwardian features and has an undeveloped cellar. The loft has been converted to a 5th bedroom with en-suite. Two reception rooms, kitchen leading out into private rear gardens
With 3 off road parking spaces this property has 5 bedrooms, one en-suite. The kitchen is a year old and has a full range of built in appliances. The property has a log burner. The front of the property faces south and there is a garage as well. There is a 30m long garden to the rear of the property
Two one bedroom, one bathroom maisonettes with a double garage. Being marketed together with freehold included in the guide price. An opportunity to develop or invest. Please view floor plan to see spaciousness of rooms in this property
Conveniently located on a small retirement development for over 60's just 1 mile east of Hereford, this property benefits from allocated parking, modern electric heating and solar panels
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A generous and superbly maintained 2 bedroom converted first floor apartment situated in a semi-rural position, approximately five miles south of Hereford City, enjoying views to the Black Mountains
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