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BEAG Winner - Best Sales & Lettings Combined

Derrick Hackney first opened the business in Windermere in 1977, moving to Main Road and forming Hackney &amp; Leigh in 1982. Outgrowing the premises as the business continued to expand a separate dedicated Lettings Office opened in 2007 at Elleray Corner, with the Sales Office taking over a most prominent location in Ellerthwaite Square in 2010.The new Sales premises have great window displays and allow us to house the ever expanding staff numbers including the Conveyancing Department.We are dedicated to customer service with all our staff knowing the local area well and being heavily involved within the community. We recognise the potential difficulties of buying and selling property and endeavour to always offer good and honest advice with our extensive local knowledge and property expertise.Property Sales &amp; Conveyancing - Caring about you and your property!

Rural town

Row of terraced houses

View over rooftops

Rural cottage

House

At the time of applying you will be required to pay an Application Fee of £120 inc VAT per property and the Credit Reference Fee of £20 inc VAT per person either by cash/cheque or debit card. These fees are non-refundable. Deposit &amp; Rent: The successful Tenant will be required to pay a deposit prior to the start of the tenancy, equal to one calendar month&#39;s rent plus £100. This will be held in accordance with the Tenancy Deposit Scheme Regulations and will be re-fundable at the end of the tenancy, subject to the property being left in a satisfactory condition. Rent is payable on or by each rent day and is payable by Standing Order. One month&#39;s rent in advance PLUS the Deposit, is required at the time of signing the agreement. Please Note: It is NOT possible to use the Deposit as Rent for the final month.

Windermere, originally a small hamlet called Birthwaite, came to prominence with the completion of the railway link from Kendal in 1847. The railway terminated at Windermere to avoid the steep descent to the lakeside at Bowness and proved to be highly lucrative, bringing in 120,000 visitors in its first year, mainly from the industrial towns of Lancashire and Yorkshire. Horse-drawn carriages were laid on to ferry passengers to and from the station to the lakeside, whilst hotel-based charabancs (early motor coaches) took guests on local sightseeing excursions.Up to the 19th century, Bowness-on-Windermere was a fishing village. With the extension of the railway to Windermere and regular influxes of Victorian visitors, the commercial opportunities were soon realised.

Director

Sales Manager

Sales Team

Hackney & Leigh offer a professional approach to Property Sales, Lettings & Conveyancing, across the South Lakes, Lune Valley and Kent Estuary.

Hackney & Leigh - Windermere

Our experience of selling our house through the Windermere branch of Hackney and Leigh was nothing less than outstanding.

Recently purchased a property through them and excellent service throughout. Thank you

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