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- Allen & Harris
Allen & Harris Estate Agents
4.6
4,714 reviews
- Branches 39
- Properties for sale 1,775
- Average time to sale 12 weeks
About Allen & Harris
Allen & Harris have 39 branches and they mainly list properties in FK8, G41, G73, G76, G82, G84, PA1 and OX28. Over the last six months, they've listed 1,775 properties, with an average time to sale of 12 weeks.
Allen & Harris fees
Estate Agent fees vary depending on the area and the level of service offered. In the areas Allen & Harris operate, the average fee (charged by all agents) is 1.16%.
Get a quote for selling your property.Top performing Allen & Harris branches
- 1.Allen & Harris - Frome BA11
- 2.Allen & Harris - Didcot OX11
- 3.Allen & Harris - Roath, Cardiff CF24
- 4.Allen & Harris - Bath BA2
- 5.Allen & Harris - Calne SN11
- 6.Allen & Harris - Devizes SN10
- 7.Allen & Harris - Highworth SN6
- 8.Allen & Harris - Paisley PA2
- 9.Allen & Harris - Chippenham SN15
- 10.Allen & Harris - Swindon Ermin Street SN3
- 11.Allen & Harris - Barry CF62
Latest reviews for Allen & Harris
A Leaper
5
A last minute viewing of a property was arranged by Alicia, who escorted us around herself, answering all our questions (obviously well prepped on the house itself) and giving us excellent information of the local area & events.<br>It was a total surprise to us that she was a new addition to the agency - her enthusiasm and professionalism was impressive.<br>Thank you so much.
3rd Jul 2026 (2 days ago)
J Hartnell
4
Very handy and helpful
3rd Jul 2026 (2 days ago)
J Mcmahon
5
Myself and my partner are currently in the process of buying our first home- an exciting but extremely daunting process. Our estate agent, Ellie, has been nothing short of FANTASTIC. She has been so friendly and warm from the beginning, nothing has ever been too much of a bother, and her communication is second to none. We are so grateful that Ellie has been assisting us in the process, and she is an absolute asset to the team at Allen and Harris!
3rd Jul 2026 (2 days ago)
G Clark
5
Connie and the team were really committed to getting our house purchase over the line, and we're really grateful they did as we absolutely love the house. Extra credit to Connie who found it for us and thought it might be a good fit, she was spot on. Our huge thanks to the whole team.
1st Jul 2026 (4 days ago)
L Parry
5
Excellent service from my initial enquiry , booking a viewing & tour of the property with their agent Rosa .<br>I was able to view the property within a couple of days & found the whole experience informative, reassuring & knowledgeable.<br>Rosa did not make me feel rushed as I have done with other viewings with other agents. And was able to answer any questions. It was my first experience with Allen & Harris & I was so impressed I would use again & highly recommend them.
30th Jun 2026 (5 days ago)
P Thwe
1
I had an extremely disappointing experience with this letting agency.<br><br>After viewing the property, I paid the holding deposit and completed all of the required checks. Everything was ready to proceed except for one issue: I could not provide my physical passport because it was being retained by the Home Office. This was completely outside of my control.<br><br>I provided every alternative document that the Home Office had issued to me, including my Right to Rent share code and my digital immigration status (eVisa). When I was asked for proof of my immigration status, I provided my eVisa exactly as requested. Despite this, I was still told that I needed to produce a physical passport.<br><br>The UK immigration system has moved to digital immigration status, and many people no longer receive physical immigration documents. The documents I provided were genuine Home Office documents and were the only documents available to me.<br><br>I genuinely have to ask: what is someone supposed to do in this situation? If the Home Office is retaining a person’s passport, does that mean they are not allowed to rent a property? I provided every form of evidence that the Home Office made available to me, yet I was still expected to produce a document that I simply could not access.<br><br>If my Right to Rent share code could not be verified, the correct procedure would have been to contact the Home Office using the Landlord Checking Service. Instead, I was repeatedly asked for a physical passport.<br><br>What made the situation even more upsetting was that, while I was still waiting for a response and only one week away from my planned move-in date, the property was advertised again for new viewings. I had already paid the holding deposit, completed everything requested of me and sent a detailed email explaining my circumstances. I received no reply, no explanation and no attempt to resolve the issue before the property was put back on the market.<br><br>To make matters worse, my holding deposit was retained. From my perspective, I did everything that was asked of me and provided every document that was available. The only thing I could not provide was a physical passport because it was being retained by the Home Office, which was entirely outside of my control.<br><br>This experience caused an enormous amount of unnecessary stress. I expected professionalism, communication and an understanding of the Home Office’s digital immigration system. Instead, I was ignored and left without answers.<br><br>I hope no one else has to go through the same experience.
26th Jun 2026 (9 days ago)
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M Glendenning
5
Alanna was amazing at advising on mortgages and insurance. She did the full job of getting our mortgage in place within a week where first mortgages in Glasgow wouldn't even reply to an email for 6 months.
I'd highly recommend the mortgage advice service at Allen and Harris Paisley.
16th May 2026 (7 weeks ago)
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A P.Parampil
5
Meis and Jarrod from Allen and Harris has been absolutely superb in supporting us through our journey. Despite many challenges and hurdles they have been informative, patient and super helpful when dealing with the process of looking at properties and buying. We are FTB so was apprehensive about the process but was reassured to be in capable hands. They are super responsive and understanding and we are grateful for all the help received by the team.<br><br>Would highly recommend the team to anyone looking to buy or let.<br><br>Thanks again,<br>Ann
15th Jun 2026 (20 days ago)
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5
Molly was very forthcoming with information when my partner and I were looking to purchase our first home. She guided us on affordability and referenced us to the in-house broker to get an idea of how much we could borrow based on our real life situation. We would definitely be looking to speak to Molly and the team again should we want to move in 5 years.
18th Jun 2026 (17 days ago)
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P Thwe
1
I had an extremely disappointing experience with this letting agency.<br><br>After viewing the property, I paid the holding deposit and completed all of the required checks. Everything was ready to proceed except for one issue: I could not provide my physical passport because it was being retained by the Home Office. This was completely outside of my control.<br><br>I provided every alternative document that the Home Office had issued to me, including my Right to Rent share code and my digital immigration status (eVisa). When I was asked for proof of my immigration status, I provided my eVisa exactly as requested. Despite this, I was still told that I needed to produce a physical passport.<br><br>The UK immigration system has moved to digital immigration status, and many people no longer receive physical immigration documents. The documents I provided were genuine Home Office documents and were the only documents available to me.<br><br>I genuinely have to ask: what is someone supposed to do in this situation? If the Home Office is retaining a person’s passport, does that mean they are not allowed to rent a property? I provided every form of evidence that the Home Office made available to me, yet I was still expected to produce a document that I simply could not access.<br><br>If my Right to Rent share code could not be verified, the correct procedure would have been to contact the Home Office using the Landlord Checking Service. Instead, I was repeatedly asked for a physical passport.<br><br>What made the situation even more upsetting was that, while I was still waiting for a response and only one week away from my planned move-in date, the property was advertised again for new viewings. I had already paid the holding deposit, completed everything requested of me and sent a detailed email explaining my circumstances. I received no reply, no explanation and no attempt to resolve the issue before the property was put back on the market.<br><br>To make matters worse, my holding deposit was retained. From my perspective, I did everything that was asked of me and provided every document that was available. The only thing I could not provide was a physical passport because it was being retained by the Home Office, which was entirely outside of my control.<br><br>This experience caused an enormous amount of unnecessary stress. I expected professionalism, communication and an understanding of the Home Office’s digital immigration system. Instead, I was ignored and left without answers.<br><br>I hope no one else has to go through the same experience.
26th Jun 2026 (9 days ago)
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G O'Rielly
1
Cant leave zero stars but have to say the staff really leave a lot to be desired quite rude and disrespectful, especially Katie.
I would not recommend them to anyone.
No response from Lucy after contacting them about Katie's behaviour. but good to see they like to leave meaningless automatic responses
18th May 2026 (7 weeks ago)
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S Harley
5
We would absolutely recommend Shirley from Allen and Harris as a mortgage broker. She is diligent, a problem-solver and hard working. She explains things really clearly and she's so lovely - friendly and approachable. We felt so glad we had decided to go with her for our purchase, we were in safe hands. Thank you Shirley!
We also dealt with Connor the EA at Allen & Harris and he was absolutely delightful.
2nd Dec 2024 (1 year ago)
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