Swanage Estate Agents
DOMVS estate agency in Swanage has been selling and letting homes since 2005 from its Purbeck office in nearby Wareham. DOMVS has a good selection of property to buy in Swanage, as well as property to rent in Swanage, and provides a choice of three easy ways to get a free valuation for either selling or letting your property.
The Swanage Property Market & House Prices
Properties in Swanage had an overall average price of £399,663 over the last year. The majority of sales in Swanage during the last year were flats, selling for an average price of £240,052. Detached properties sold for an average of £547,359, with terraced properties fetching £426,822. Overall, sold prices in Swanage over the last year were 5% up on the previous year and 18% up on the 2019 peak of £339,679.
Source: Rightmove. Last Updated 08/22
The Swanage Estate Agency Team
Alison Owens
Sales Associate
01929 555300
alison.owens@domvs.co.uk
Alison’s qualities set her apart as an estate agent. Her negotiation skills are outstanding and her approachability and effervescent personality are hard to match.
Trisha Ashby-Rudd
Consultant
01929 555300
trish.ashby-rudd@domvs.co.uk
Trisha’s experience in estate agency spans over 30 years, her enthusiasm and love of the job has given her the opportunity to build relationships with vendors and applicants alike. She is exactly the person you would want to successfully look after your property.
Debbie Turner
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.
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.
Tina Lloyd
Property Specialist
01929 555300
tinalloyd1@mac.com
Tina is efficient, focussed, resourceful and helpful. Her experience in estate agency and international work experience have given her the empathy to help people along their property journey.
Jon Booth
Property Specialist
01929 555300
jon.booth@domvs.co.uk
Having 35 plus years in estate agency gives Jon a quiet self-assured confidence. He uses his experience and patience to provide informed advice.
The team is 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.
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About Swanage
Swanage, the most quintessential of seaside towns, began life as a small fishing village before flourishing as a quarry port in the Victorian era. That said, Swanage is mentioned in historical texts dating as far back as 877!
Now a thriving tourist destination, visitors were first encouraged to the Swanage area in the early 19th Century when a local MP converted a mansion house into a hotel.
Situated towards the eastern end of the Jurassic Coast World Heritage site, Swanage Bay shelters the town and provides ideal conditions for swimming and water sports. Along with the sandy, Blue Flag beach, Swanage continues to attract summertime visitors year after year. The town is also famous for its heritage steam and diesel train service, Swanage Railway, which offers passengers a unique journey through the Dorset countryside between Swanage and Corfe Castle.
As with most areas of Dorset, Swanage is surrounded by fabulous walking opportunities. As local Swanage estate agents some of our favourites include Old Harry Rocks – three coastal chalk formations approximately a mile and a half north east of the town – and Dancing Ledge, a flat area of rock at the base of the cliffs approximately two and half miles from Swanage, into which an outdoor swimming pool was blasted for the use of local school children at the beginning of the 20th Century. In the town itself, national stores, boutique shops, cafes and restaurants (and ice cream!) abound. Swanage also offers a comprehensive program of events throughout the year, from music events and festivals to the annual carnival and regatta.