Spicerhaart Group Ltd is an English estate agency and financial services company based in Colchester, Essex, and operating throughout the United Kingdom. It is the largest independent estate agency network in the UK.
Contents
1History
2Management
3Estate agency brands
4Notes
5External links
History
The company has its origins in 1989,[1] where father and son Alick and Paul Smith opened three branches of Spicer McColl in East Anglia. They took over 45 Darlows branches in 2000[2] when that company went into receivership, and acquired the South Yorkshire company Haybrook in 2007.[3]
Spicerhaart purchased iSold estate agents (formerly Tesco Property Market) from Tesco plc in 2008, after it was ruled that Tesco could not act as an estate agent without being registered as such. Spicerhaart and Tesco are now involved in a legal dispute.[4]
Management
Paul Smith is CEO and John Spence OBE is the Non-Executive Chairman. The company's headquarters and contact centre are in Colchester, Essex.
Estate agency brands
Spicerhaart currently trade under the following brands:
Chewton Rose (South England and Midlands)
Darlows (Cardiff and Wales)
Felicity J Lord (London area)
Haart (across England)
Haybrook (South Yorkshire)
Valunation
Spicerhaart Financial Services
Just Mortgages
Spicerhaart Land and New Homes
Butters John Bee (Staffordshire,Cheshire & Shropshire)
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