PropertyNew Estate Agency Launched in Trafford

New Estate Agency Launched in Trafford

Local Timperley resident, Abigail Thompson, has launched a boutique digital estate agency in the village.

Thompsons Estate Agents is a family-owned business and has been set up by former Miss. Altrincham, Abigail Thompson.

Abigail, who has more than seven years experience managing an award-winning estate agency in North Manchester, was born and raised in Timperley, attending Heyes Lane, Wellington High School and Trafford College.

Speaking of the launch of her new estate agents, Abigail Thompson’s, Director of Thompson Estate Agents, said: “I’m so excited to be launching Thompson Estate Agents in Timperley.

“It’s a long-held wish of mine to open a business in Timperley. I was born and raised here and still live in Timperley today with my young family. My grandparents lived here and had a local business on Woodhouse Lane East in Timperley for a number of decades so to be able to do the same us an absolute dream.

“I know I can offer unrivalled local knowledge on the area and combine that with my passion for offering exceptional customer service and my passion for finding people their perfect home – I know this will really work.”

Abigail’s first job in estate agency was at the Timperley branch of a large estate agency chain at the age of 16, meanwhile her family also worked in the property industry for many years before her.

The average price of a property in Timperley currently stands at £370,000. This represents a rise of 5 per cent in the last quarter and an increase of almost 10 per cent in the last year.

Thompson Estate Agents, which operates 8am – 8pm, seven days a week, offers a bespoke, personal service that reflects the varying needs and demands of the current buyer by offering a flexible working approach to buying or renting your next property including virtual valuations, online viewings and out of hours customer service.

Comprehensive Covid safety measures are in place including face masks worn, the use of hand sanitiser at all valuations and viewings before and after, two metre social distance rule observed at all times and only one household is present at each viewing.

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