Paul Lewis Estate Agents hasn't listed any properties for sale in the last 6 months. This could be because the agent specialises in lettings, or the branch may be closed. Paul Lewis Estate Agents does have 4 reviews, with an average score of 1.5/5 If you're looking to sell in Bristol, you may want to choose an agent with more experience. Covering this area are other estate agents, such as Taylors - Brislington and CJ Hole - Brislington. However to see who will objectively do the best job selling your home, make sure you use our comparison tool.
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Paul Lewis Estate Agents Reviews (4)
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Anonymous Tenant
I am currently renting a flat but am having difficulty in contacting Paul Lewis offices.
I have sent several emails regarding my query and no response.
Is there anyone else i can contact?... Read more
23rd Oct 2019 (4 years ago)
T Price
Staff were rude and surly, when this was bought to their attention and i explained that their actions had lost them a potential purchaser, their attitude was 'screw you' we don't want your business anyway. Do not put your house on the market with these charlatans; you will not get many viewings.... Read more
4th Jul 2012 (12 years ago)
A User
Was verbally abused in my workplace because I let my property elsewhere - utterly unbelievable behaviour, avoid at all costs.... Read more
24th Mar 2012 (12 years ago)
A User
Inconsistent service. All smiles and reassurance but absolutely no action. Very Lazy staff that never seem to do anything once they have received their commission. Try another agency.... Read more
15th Jul 2009 (15 years ago)
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