An independent property sales agency with offices in Henley-on-Thames and Watlington. Our geographic focus is in the towns and villages of the Chilterns and alongside the River Thames. We were established in 1995 by Giles Robinson and Nick Sherston with the objective of launching a bespoke agency delivering professional values and exceptional levels of service.
We believe in a personal approach combined with a thorough knowledge of the local market. With an emphasis on client care, you will deal with one of the partners from instruction to completion so you can be confident that the person dealing with your property fully understands your needs and expectations.
We believe in a personal approach combined with a thorough knowledge of the local market. With an emphasis on client care, you will deal with one of the partners from instruction to completion so you can be confident that the person dealing with your property fully understands your needs and expectations.
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Jonathan Neve
Jul 27, 2021
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The Blue Darkness
Jun 24, 2021
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Robinson and Sherston has two offices - in Watlington and Henley. They know the market very well, and have probably acted on the sale or purchase of most of the houses in Watlington at one time or another. They run an efficient service. Speaking both as a buyer and a seller through the agency over the years, I would say that the team are first rate. Not over pushy, they listen, they are efficient in organising visits and communicating and they judge prices realistically. They obviously also use all the search engines / property websites such as zoopla and Rightmove, so the property gets excellent
Adam Fisher
Aug 16, 2020
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From the minute we arrived, on time, to the moment we left our experience was awful. We were met by nick who is a partner.(we had to Google this) Didn't introduce himself, was in a rush to show us their dissapointing apartment. Showed no real knowledge of the apartment and after climbing 5 set of stairs, actually couldn't find the right set of keys to actually let us in. Finally we were in after several minutes, but by this time we had really had enough of this farce. He had no product knowledge really. But it didn't end there. As we got back to the office he made his excuses and left us in the
