The business started by offering an auctions and valuation service from modest surroundings. actually within a hut on a stackyard in Ruskington, Lincolnshire, but over the years, the William H Brown name has continued to grow, now with 110 branches and part of the Sequence Group of estate agents. We are seen as one of the most-established names in the industry. We have continued the proud legacy of William Henry Brown and stayed true our original heritage by continuing to offer an auctions service from our two auction centres, one in East Anglia and most recently one in the North of England, find out more about our auctions service. Being part of the Sequence Group we handle tens of thousands of moves every year. We also manage thousands of properties on behalf of our landlords too - so when it comes to buying, selling, renting or letting we’ve got lots of experience. When choosing an estate agent, make sure you pick an experienced, professional, award-winning, established estate agent, just like us!

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Four in every 10 acres of farmland marketed in 2016 remained unsold or were withdrawn by the end of last year, according to data from Strutt & Parker. This was the highest proportion of unsold or withdrawn land since the agent’s records began in 1996 and was despite a 15% year-on-year fall in the number of acres on the market.

Just 24% of all acres marketed in 2016 were exchanged by the end of the year, compared with 69% in 2015 […]

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Northern Scotland farmland market remains robust Friday 03 February 2017 06:00

Resilience in the farming community across central and northern Scotland and the Highlands has defied the country’s political uncertainty and low commodity prices over the past 12 months. Predictions of Brexit causing a slide in land values and depressed milk prices forcing widespread dairy farm sales have not materialised, according to Scottish agents. Buyers are active, if fewer in number. However, regional variation is evident, notably in Aberdeenshire, where low oil prices have had a negative effect on land values.

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Scottish land in demand despite political uncertainty Friday 27 January 2017 06:05

Scale, diversity and value are continuing to drive English farmers to Scotland to buy farmland. Buyers have been searching for large, ring-fenced units in the Borders and southern Scotland over the past 12 months, unperturbed by a volatile political climate. There is also evidence of demand for land for forestry planting, stirring demand for some marginal farmland. More marginal livestock units have, however, struggled to sell. So have dairy farms, because of difficulties with obtaining milk contracts, although these are […]

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