Sutton Poyntz Estate Agents
DOMVS estate agency in Sutton Poyntz been selling and letting homes since 2005 via its nearby Dorchester office, on South Street. DOMVS has a good selection of property to buy in Sutton Poyntz, as well property to rent in Sutton Poyntz and provides a choice of three easy ways to get a free valuation for either selling or letting your property.
House Prices in Sutton Poyntz
Properties in Sutton Poyntz had an overall average price of £434,300 over the last year. The majority of sales in Sutton Poyntz during the last year were detached properties, selling for an average price of £420,000. Terraced properties sold for an average of £381,500, with semi-detached fetching £530,000. Overall, sold prices in Sutton Poyntz over the last year were 7% down on the previous year and 16% down on the 2015 peak of £517,556.
Source: Rightmove. Last updated 08/22
The Sutton Poyntz Estate Agency Team
Mark Baker
Associate Director of Sales
01305 835300
mark.baker@domvs.co.uk
With over 15 years experience in estate agency and sales, Mark has a passion for delivering excellent customer service, and is highly effective at a setting strategic sales approach on behalf of his Weymouth property clients.
Debbie Turner, MARLA
Associate Director, Lettings
01305 757300
debbie.turner@domvs.co.uk
With over 30 years experience as a lettings specialist, Debbie Turner has an encyclopaedic knowledge of the lettings world. Having worked with both independent and corporate lettings agencies, Debbie’s experience will ensure your rental investments are in safe hands.
Gabby Lock
Property Specialist
01305 835300
gabby.lock@domvs.co.uk
Having lived in both Weymouth and Dorchester for almost 30 years, Gabby has a wealth of local knowledge that she finds invaluable when it comes to selling your home or helping you find the perfect place to settle.
Sophie Chiswell
Property Specialist
01305 835300
sophie.chiswell@domvs.co.uk
I have lived and worked in Dorset for over 20 years and love the variety of stunning coastline and countryside this county has to offer. I have always had a passion for property and get great pleasure from helping my clients find their dream home. I have two working cocker spaniels, Crumpet and Truffle, who are perfect companions for exploring this beautiful county.
Marcus Pound BA (Hons) MNAEA
Sales Progression & Compliance Manager
07973 615657
marcus.pound@domvs.co.uk
As a go-between for all parties ensuring the sale seamlessly reaches completion, Marcus plays a key role at DOMVS. His healthy balance of tenacity and pressure ensures each transition has the best chance of success.
The team are always on hand to provide support, so feel free to contact them directly or use our registration form below and someone will be in touch very soon.
In the meantime, if you want an instant sales or lettings valuation for your property, click here.
About Sutton Poyntz
On the north-westerly outskirts of Weymouth in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is Sutton Poyntz. Referred to as a village despite its adjacency to Preston, Sutton Poyntz is a peaceful, picturesque place to live, alive with community pride and spirit. Bisected by the River Jordan, the village is almost entirely residential, with a well-regarded gastropub and millpond – complete with resident ducks – at its heart.
The rolling landscape surrounding Sutton Poyntz is rich in evidence of Neolithic and Bronze Age human activity, and provides myriad fascinating walking opportunities. Of particular note is the Iron Age Chalbury Hillfort. Believed to date back to 800 BC, it is one of the oldest in the area, predating even Dorchester’s world-famous Maiden Castle by approximately 400 years. The village itself, like many others in Dorset, was mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086, but, less commonly, also warranted documentation in an earlier Saxon charter dated 891 AD. In the centuries that followed, Sutton Poyntz became an agricultural community based on farming and market gardening, and remained so until the last working farm was sold in 1992. Since then, the village has been the rural idyll it is today, invigorated by the biennial street fayre and numerous other events hosted by its thriving community.