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- Foxtons
Foxtons Estate Agents
4.5
13,467 reviews
- Branches 72
- Properties for sale 5,586
- Average time to sale 19 weeks
About Foxtons
Founded in 1981, Foxtons is proud to be one of London’s largest estate agents, with more than 50 offices covering the Capital. Their services include sales, rentals, lettings, and property evaluation. Foxtons is proud to be a member of the major estate agent professional bodies, and strives to adhere to the high standards that membership of these groups encourages. Their goal is to always create a transparent and stress free environment for those selling, buying, or renting.
Foxtons have 72 branches and they mainly list properties in SW12, IG11, SW11, W4, SE3, E3, SW9 and BR1. Over the last six months, they've listed 5,586 properties, with an average time to sale of 19 weeks.
Foxtons have 72 branches and they mainly list properties in SW12, IG11, SW11, W4, SE3, E3, SW9 and BR1. Over the last six months, they've listed 5,586 properties, with an average time to sale of 19 weeks.
Foxtons fees
Estate Agent fees vary depending on the area and the level of service offered. In the areas Foxtons operate, the average fee is 1.69%.
Get a quote for selling your property.Top performing Foxtons branches
- 1.Foxtons - Canary Wharf E14
- 2.Foxtons - Fulham Broadway SW6
- 3.Foxtons - Shoreditch E1
- 4.Foxtons - Battersea SW11
- 5.Foxtons - Islington N1
- 6.Foxtons - Croydon CR0
- 7.Foxtons - London Bridge SE1
- 8.Foxtons - Stratford E15
- 9.Foxtons - Notting Hill W2
- 10.Foxtons - Peckham SE15
- 11.Foxtons - Greenwich SE10
- 12.Foxtons - Maida Vale W9
Latest reviews for Foxtons
Anonymous Homeseller
2
Couldn't sell my property in 3 months.
12th May 2024 (1 day ago)
Anonymous Homeseller
2
They overvalued the property in order to substantiate the 2.5% commission, then immediately dropped the price. They didn’t sell the property.
12th May 2024 (1 day ago)
K Turner
1
If you are working on auction, be careful if someone work with seller to get your deposit.
I worked with Ahmed Ali, on foxton side, and bidx1, so not cool. I am also using their solicitor, completely in big trouble now which they created.
be careful scammers--
1. Misrepresentation of Property: The seller or their agent may have misrepresented the property's condition, value, or ownership status to entice you to put down a deposit. This could involve false claims about the property's amenities, potential for development, or rental income.
2.Failure to Provide Legal Documentation: Deliberately withholding essential legal documents, such as title deeds, property searches, or planning permissions, needed for your mortgage application could be part of a scam to prevent you from completing the purchase or securing financing.
3.Deposit Fraud: If you suspect that the agency has intentionally misled you to secure your deposit without intending to fulfill their obligations, it could be a form of deposit fraud. This might involve promising features or benefits of the property that do not exist or fabricating urgency to push you into making a deposit.
4.Collusion between Seller and Solicitor: In some cases, there could be collusion between the seller and their solicitor to withhold vital information or documents needed for the transaction. This could be part of a larger scheme to defraud buyers or extract additional funds.
3rd May 2024 (10 days ago)
K Turner
1
If you are working on auction, be careful if someone work with seller to get your deposit.
I worked with Ahmed Ali, on foxton side, and bidx1, so not cool. I am also using their solicitor, completely in big trouble now which they created.
be careful scammers--
1. Misrepresentation of Property: The seller or their agent may have misrepresented the property's condition, value, or ownership status to entice you to put down a deposit. This could involve false claims about the property's amenities, potential for development, or rental income.
2.Failure to Provide Legal Documentation: Deliberately withholding essential legal documents, such as title deeds, property searches, or planning permissions, needed for your mortgage application could be part of a scam to prevent you from completing the purchase or securing financing.
3.Deposit Fraud: If you suspect that the agency has intentionally misled you to secure your deposit without intending to fulfill their obligations, it could be a form of deposit fraud. This might involve promising features or benefits of the property that do not exist or fabricating urgency to push you into making a deposit.
4.Collusion between Seller and Solicitor: In some cases, there could be collusion between the seller and their solicitor to withhold vital information or documents needed for the transaction. This could be part of a larger scheme to defraud buyers or extract additional funds.
3rd May 2024 (10 days ago)
K Turner
1
If you are working on auction, be careful if someone work with seller to get your deposit.
I worked with Ahmed Ali, on foxton side, and bidx1, so not cool. I am also using their solicitor, completely in big trouble now which they created.
be careful scammers--
1. Misrepresentation of Property: The seller or their agent may have misrepresented the property's condition, value, or ownership status to entice you to put down a deposit. This could involve false claims about the property's amenities, potential for development, or rental income.
2.Failure to Provide Legal Documentation: Deliberately withholding essential legal documents, such as title deeds, property searches, or planning permissions, needed for your mortgage application could be part of a scam to prevent you from completing the purchase or securing financing.
3.Deposit Fraud: If you suspect that the agency has intentionally misled you to secure your deposit without intending to fulfill their obligations, it could be a form of deposit fraud. This might involve promising features or benefits of the property that do not exist or fabricating urgency to push you into making a deposit.
4.Collusion between Seller and Solicitor: In some cases, there could be collusion between the seller and their solicitor to withhold vital information or documents needed for the transaction. This could be part of a larger scheme to defraud buyers or extract additional funds.
3rd May 2024 (10 days ago)
A santos
5
Dior from Walthamstow foxtons, has been absolutely fantastic in helping me find my dream property. She is a great asset to her team. I would definitely recommend using Dior for all my future purchases.
3rd May 2024 (10 days ago)
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H Clarke
5
I had the pleasure of working with Phoebe on my rental search! She did an amazing job. Very attentive to all my needs and understood what I wanted.
25th Apr 2024 (18 days ago)
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Foxtons - Barking
Building One, Chiswick Park, 566 Chiswick High Road, London, IG11 7LU
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K Turner
1
If you are working on auction, be careful if someone work with seller to get your deposit.
I worked with Ahmed Ali, on foxton side, and bidx1, so not cool. I am also using their solicitor, completely in big trouble now which they created.
be careful scammers--
1. Misrepresentation of Property: The seller or their agent may have misrepresented the property's condition, value, or ownership status to entice you to put down a deposit. This could involve false claims about the property's amenities, potential for development, or rental income.
2.Failure to Provide Legal Documentation: Deliberately withholding essential legal documents, such as title deeds, property searches, or planning permissions, needed for your mortgage application could be part of a scam to prevent you from completing the purchase or securing financing.
3.Deposit Fraud: If you suspect that the agency has intentionally misled you to secure your deposit without intending to fulfill their obligations, it could be a form of deposit fraud. This might involve promising features or benefits of the property that do not exist or fabricating urgency to push you into making a deposit.
4.Collusion between Seller and Solicitor: In some cases, there could be collusion between the seller and their solicitor to withhold vital information or documents needed for the transaction. This could be part of a larger scheme to defraud buyers or extract additional funds.
3rd May 2024 (10 days ago)
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J Gjoni
5
Samantha Wilson from the Blackheath branch was super efficient, friendly and professional! She managed to find what I was looking for in a short time (top floor flats, reasonable service charge and long lease) and really went the extra mile with making the most of our time with multiple viewings with a smile:) Even though my circumstances changed and I no longer need to view flats, I highly recommend Samantha as an agent to find your dream property!
15th Apr 2024 (28 days ago)
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Foxtons - Bow
634-636 Mile End Road, London, E3 4PH
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