Sunday 27th May – Boreham House, Chelmsford, CM3 3HY

A showcase of the finest properties from throughout Essex and East Anglia including Essex, Cambridgeshire, Suffolk, Norfolk, Hertfordshire and Lincolnshire.

 Come and join us in the beautiful setting of Boreham House. A stunning Grade I Listed mansion set in 35 acres of grounds, just minutes from Junction 19 of the A12.

 A fine selection of properties will be on display for you to browse, with activities throughout the day for children and other exhibitors will be in attendance linked to the country and prestige property markets.

To have your property featured at this exhibition call in or contact us on 01263 713 143 or 01263 822 488

Property and business consultants Brown & Co are opening an office in Ely adding to their network of ten offices throughout the East of England.

A free seminar for farmers with Woldmarsh, Brown & Co and ODA

A rare opportunity has arisen to acquire a significant site for redevelopment, subject to planning, in the centre of the attractive market town of Retford.

An elegant Brigg town house, part of a late1700′s Manor House which became a convent, is being brought to market by a former pupil – Jacqui Marriott of Brown & Co.

A gothic style former Baptist Church, at Gedney Hill, fell to the auctioneer’s hammer last week at Brown & Co’s latest property auction.

Amid strong rumours of changes in the capital gains tax (CGT) regime, Brown & Co residential partner Peter Sargeant recommends property owners seek professional advice before rushing to market.

With Londoners in the market again for second homes in the county, Brown & Co is taking its Norfolk properties to the Capital exhibiting at the exclusive Move to the Country show in Chelsea this month.

Brown & Co’s Collective Property Auction held in Boston on Friday – featuring barns, paddocks, a buy to let property in Boston and a development opportunity in Holbeach – produced encouraging results.

A gothic style former Methodist Church in Donington, with planning permission for conversion in to a substantial family home, is being offered for sale by Brown & Co.

Following a shift in supply and demand, there is a shortage of properties to let in and around Retford, says Brown & Co lettings agent Bernadette Westbrook.

If you are curious to know what an antique or treasured family heirloom is worth, or are interested in realising its value, bring it along to Brown & Co’s free King’s Lynn Antiques Valuation Day to find out more.

The Norwich office of Brown & Co reports that 2009 was a very busy and successful year despite the difficult market conditions.

Experienced residential sales negotiator James Hurst has joined Brown & Co’s King’s Lynn estate agency team.

Brown & Co has expanded its North Norfolk estate agency operation with a new dedicated North Norfolk lettings department headed by Carolyn Evans FNAEA (Dip), Cert REA, MARLA, MAPIP.

A beautiful blue and white ‘Diana Cargo’ bowl and a charming gold framed miniature, valued in excess of £1000, were two of the highlights of Brown & Co’s antiques valuation day, held at the firm’s Holt office on Saturday.

Brown & Co’s second Spalding Collective Property Auction – featuring a building plot, several properties in need of renovation and parcels of agricultural land in Wisbech, Skegness, Spalding and Boston – produced encouraging results.

It was standing room only at Brown & Co’s Retford property auction at Ye Olde Bell, Barnby Moor this week, which saw three lots fall to the hammer.

Following the popularity of Brown & Co’s Retford valuation day last winter, fine art and antiques valuer Robert Horner is visiting the town next month.

A rare opportunity has arisen to purchase an elegant Grade II listed former rectory on the edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds.

Renovation opportunities, building plots and land in S Lincolnshire and N Cambridgeshire all feature in Brown & Co’s Autumn Property Auction, on 5 October at Woodlands Hotel, Spalding.

Retford chartered surveyor and auctioneer Jeremy Baguley has become a partner of property and business consultants Brown & Co.

Enthusiastic attendance and good results at Brown & Co’s two previous valuation days has encouraged the firm’s fine art and qntiques valuer to return to Kings Lynn on 31st January.

Following the success of the first valuation day in Kings Lynn, Brown & Co is coming back for a second time on Saturday, 15th November.

If you are curious to know what an antique or treasured family heirloom is worth, or are interested in realising its value, bring it along to Brown & Co’s free Norwich Antiques Valuation Day to find out more.

Carlton Lodge, a prestigious property on Ipswich Road near the center of Norwich, fell to the hammer for over £1million at Brown & Co’s autumn auction. A remarkable property, it far exceeded its guide of £850,000.

With major renovations due to be completed this week, letting agents Brown & Co are predicting high levels of interest from prospective tenants in South Farmhouse, a traditional 18 Century Lincolnshire Farmhouse situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty at Stainton Le Vale.

Hidden down a long drive and set in two acres in one of Norwich’s most sought after locations, Carlton Lodge – an impressive late Victorian family house – is coming to the market for the first time and is due to be auctioned.

An auction sale in Norwich today injected some hope back in to the property market. It was standing room only at the 15 lot Brown & Co summer property auction at the Maid’s Head Hotel.

With the recent slowdown in the residential property market, more and more people are turning to the rental market, says ARLA member Jacqui Marriot of Brown & Co’s Brigg office.

Due to continuing expansion, Brown & Co King’s Lynn residential office has relocated to a prestige position overlooking the town’s historic Tuesday Market Place. The move coincides with the launch of a new residential lettings service.

It was standing room only as prospective buyers, vendors and their solicitors packed Brown & Co’s spring auction in Norwich last week. Auctioneer and chartered surveyor Peter Hornor reports that after plenty of brisk bidding nine of the ten lots on offer fell to the hammer, while a building plot at Rackheath on the edge of the city narrowly missed its reserve but was sold later that day by private treaty.

As more and more Londoners look to escape the Capital in search of a quieter life, Brown & Co’s is taking its properties to London exhibiting at the exclusive Move to the Country show in Battersea next month.

In a bid to give its house sellers and landlords the edge, Brown & Co is among the first property agent in East Anglia and the East Midlands to sponsor Globrix – a new Google like website developed especially for residential property.

Targeting the mid to upper end of the residential property market, Brown & Co’s has opened a dedicated residential property sales office in Bury St Edmunds and appointed experienced agent Craig Gausden to run it.

A Blue Coat Charity farmhouse at Barton upon Humber with exceptional views is coming under the hammer with property and business consultants Brown & Co next month. The three bedroom farmhouse and traditional farm buildings are set in approximately 3.25 acres of land and offers great potential for renovation and improvement.

Nina Davies has been appointed senior sales negotiator at Brown & Co’s Fakenham residential property office.

Suzy Martin has been appointed residential manager at Brown & Co’s new King’s Lynn residential property office in King Street.

Experienced property agent, Tim Wicks, has been appointed to the new position of residential sales manager at Brown & Co’s flagship Norwich residential property office.

It was standing room only at Brown & Co’s summer auction last Friday at the Maid’s Head in Norwich. In a room full of 200 people, brisk bidding resulted in all eight Lots being sold.

Nestling in the heart of a Nottinghamshire conservation village, a charming five bedroom detached family home with a stunning garden of national repute has come to the market with Brown & Co for £450,000.

A luxury get away in two acres of secluded tropical gardens, Brigand Hill on the west coast of St Lucia offers potential as a business, an investment or as a highly desirable second home.