Winkworth Putney has sold one of the most expensive properties that they have ever had on the market. The property a six bedroom house sold for the grand total of £3.8 million. The house is located on Genoa Avenue which is a highly sought after road, in the most desirable area of Putney, and as a result properties only come to the market every 15-20 years. When people move to the street they tend to stay and raise a family.
On the market for the first time in 17 years, Tudor House is one of Exeter’s best known properties and dates back to the 16th century. The property has many period features including cobbled entrance hall, oak beams and flagstone floor.
Winkworth franchising is extremely proud of the Winkworth Dulwich team after the female sector of their management team managed to complete the 5 km run in July.
The relative inertia of 2010 gave way to activity in the property market earlier this year, and that is likely to continue well into the late autumn, when traditionally enquiries start to slow down. Regular readers will have noted the positively eulogistic observations of some agents out there with comments such as, “Never been so busy”; “Great levels of interest across all sectors”; Demand is outstripping supply”, and so on.
Oliver Burgess, Branch Valuer at Winkworth Dulwich Estate Agents, gives an update on the local market. If you would like to discuss the market or how we can help you sell your property please contact Winkworth Dulwich on 020 8299 2722.
Winkworth, the leading franchisor of real estate agencies, has relocated its head office to new premises in Mayfair. The company is now located at 11 Berkeley Street, W1, just two streets from Curzon Street, where Winkworth originally had its head office when it first opened in 1835.