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Steve Grantham Bespoke was launched in 2021 by me, local estate agent, Steve Grantham. I have worked in the Hampshire property market for over 21 years and my vision is to change and improve the industry.

Steve Grantham Bespoke offers a fresh and friendly approach to the property market in Hampshire and West Sussex.

We pride ourselves on providing our clients with everything they need to make buying and selling property as stress-free as possible. No matter if you’re looking to buy your first home, forever home or sell your existing property.

When you choose to sell your home through Steve Grantham Bespoke, you will deal directly with an agent who not only specialises in homes in your area, but deals with only a select number of homes at any one time, in order to offer you a truly bespoke and personal service, guiding you from valuation through to completion.

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IT’S OFFICIAL – STEVE GRANTHAM BESPOKE IS ONE OF THE VERY BEST ESTATE AGENTS IN THE COUNTRY!

How do you choose the best estate agent to work with? One that has experience of selling properties like yours and one that will find the right buyer quickly and achieve the best possible price?

Steve Grantham Bespoke has been identified as one of the top estate agents in the country and now features in the Best Estate Agent Guide – an independent reference source for sellers to help them find the best sales agency in their area.

Around 13,080 estate agents are assessed to find the best and Steve Grantham Bespoke Estate Agent was among this year’s award winners.

Steve Grantham said “We are delighted to have been included in the Best Estate Agent Guide 2024. Agents cannot enter or pay for this award – the assessment is industry-wide and only those that meet the very highest standards are included.

We are thrilled to have been recognised as among the best in the country”.

If you’re thinking about selling a property then please get in touch - we will be very pleased to advise you and you can be confident that you’re dealing with one of the very best estate agents in your area.

GIVING YOU ACCESS TO AN EVEN BIGGER MARKET

As a business we are part of a London based network, The LonRes Network of agents, this includes 600 London based estate agencies and property search agents, LonRes Country enables partner estate agents outside of London to showcase prime rural property to over 6,000 leading agents working across the capital - collectively representing a vast market of 100,000s active buyers.

In a recent survey conducted by LonRes, 86% of London agents confirmed that they have vendors looking to move outside of the city. We use this network to tap into this dynamic marketplace. All the above should offer your home maximum exposure to help us achieve the best possible price.

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Meet the team

Steve Grantham

Managing Director

02393 090015 • 07917 164210

steve@stevegranthambespoke.co.uk

Steve lives in Horndean having recently moved from Clanfield and was raised in the area so has a great deal of local knowledge. Steve boasts over 20 years of estate agency experience, having worked in many locations across Hampshire during his career he has built a vast amount of knowledge and expertise and prides himself in being solution orientated. Outside of work Steve enjoys spending time with his sons, Harry and Hugo, along with his partner Donna, as well as having a love for the outdoors. He can often be found walking ‘Oreo’ the Sprocker Spaniel or fishing.

Donna Featherstone Managing Directors Personal Assistant

02393 090015

donna@stevegranthambespoke.co.uk

Donna lives in Horndean and is Steve’s better half, as well as his PA. Donna keeps the dayto-day running of the business ticking over as well as assisting Steve and his clients with sales progression updates. Donna has a previously worked for a local mortgage broker as well as local solicitors giving her the knowledge, experience and industry contacts necessary to help our clients sales progress smoothly. Donna is a true animal lover and enjoys spending time on a dog walk or with family and friends.

Amy Ashby

Client Director

02393 090015

amy@stevegranthambespoke.co.uk

Amy lives in Waterlooville with her husband Dean, daughter Ari and Sandy-Bear the Cockerpoo. Amy has worked in estate agency for over 20 years; progressing from a Junior Negotiator to a Regional Director for a large national chain. During that time she has gained a wealth of industry knowledge and is a true expert in her field. This allows her to help clients overcome any hurdles in the moving process, whilst ensuring transparency throughout. In her spare time, when her husband Dean has leave from the Royal Navy, they enjoy being down by the waters edge in their VW campervan or out paddle-boarding.

Oreo Chief Office Dog

Oreo enjoys treats, walks and belly rubs, he can often be found enjoying an adventure in the countryside surrounding Clanfield or in South Lane Meadow making new friends.

Our purpose is to help people find their dream home and be honest and trusted advisors.

That’s our guarantee to you.

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ROWLANDS CASTLE

£2,000,000

Nestled amidst the picturesque village of Rowlands Castle, this remarkable Arts and Crafts home offers a perfect blend of timeless elegance and modern comfort. Boasting over 3,800 sq ft and sprawling across a lush 1.4-acre plot, this property is a true gem for those seeking a serene retreat with a backdrop that’s nothing short of extraordinary – a golf course. EPC C

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CATHERINGTON

£1,125,000

This Individual detached family home is located in the semi rural location of Catherington. Sitting on an elevated plot of approximately half an acre and taking in far reaching views. Offering over 3300 sq ft of accommodation. With easy access to the A3 and the market town of Petersfield with its mainline station being only 7 1/2 miles away. EPC C

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Embrace the charm of Clanfield and the Hampshire countryside

Nestled in the heart of Hampshire, the quaint village of Clanfield beckons with its idyllic charm and a rich tapestry of history. Surrounded by lush greenery, this peaceful retreat offers a delightful blend of leisure and exploration, making it a perfect place to live for those seeking a quintessentially English experience.

A Stroll Through History

Embark on a journey through time with a visit to Clanfield’s historical landmarks. All Saints Church, a captivating structure dating back to the 12th century, stands as a testament to the village’s enduring heritage. Nearby, Butser Ancient Farm provides an immersive experience into ancient farming techniques, complete with reconstructed prehistoric buildings.

Scenic Nature Walks

Clanfield serves as a gateway to Hampshire’s breathtaking countryside. Lace up your walking boots and explore the South Downs National Park, which is just a stone’s throw away. The Meon Valley Trail offers a leisurely stroll through charming villages and lush

landscapes, while Queen Elizabeth Country Park, on the outskirts of Clanfield, beckons with its sprawling woodlands and panoramic views.

Culinary Delights

After a day of exploration, satisfy your taste buds at one of Clanfield’s charming pubs. The Rising Sun Inn, a traditional English pub with a warm atmosphere, is a local favourite, offering hearty pub fare and ales.

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Butser Ancient Farm

Proximity to Portsmouth

For those yearning for a taste of city life, the vibrant city of Portsmouth is within easy reach. A short drive from Clanfield, Portsmouth boasts a rich maritime history, showcased at the Historic Dockyard. Explore the HMS Victory and the Mary Rose Museum to delve into the city’s naval past. The iconic Spinnaker Tower offers panoramic views of the city and the Solent, providing a perfect vantage point for capturing the essence of the coastal landscape.

A grand day out

Nestled atop the South Downs with sweeping views of the Sussex countryside, Uppark House and Garden stands as a testament to English elegance and heritage. This National Trust property, located near Clanfield in Hampshire, invites visitors to step back in time and explore the opulent interiors of a 17thcentury mansion.

Uppark House, a Georgian masterpiece, showcases the exquisite taste of its former inhabitants. The grandeur of the house is complemented by its stunning collection of fine art, furniture, and porcelain. Visitors can wander through beautifully adorned rooms, from the Drawing Room adorned with delicate chandeliers to the Long Gallery featuring a splendid array of portraits. The allure of Uppark extends beyond its regal interiors to the meticulously landscaped gardens that surround it.

Stroll through the terraced gardens, where vibrant flowers, manicured lawns, and ancient trees create a harmonious blend of natural beauty and human artistry. The Rose Garden, in particular, captivates with its fragrant blooms and beautiful setting. For more information about this stunning English estate visit: www.nationaltrust.org.uk

Local Events and Festivals

Immerse yourself in the local culture by timing your visit with one of Clanfield’s lively events or festivals. The Clanfield Challenge, an annual community event, brings together locals and visitors alike for a day of sports, music, and festivities. It’s an excellent opportunity to experience the village’s vibrant community spirit.

Practical Information

Clanfield is conveniently located near major transport routes, making it easily accessible by car or public transport. The village boasts a range of accommodation options for visitors, from cosy bed and breakfasts to charming inns.

Clanfield in Hampshire is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. With its rich history, stunning natural surroundings, and warm community spirit, it offers a quintessentially English experience for all who venture its way. So, pack your bags, explore the village’s nooks and crannies, and let Clanfield weave its magic on you, all while being conveniently close to the urban allure of Portsmouth.

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CATHERINGTON

£1,000,000

Welcome to your dream retreat in the heart of Catherington! This exceptional detached chalet-style home boasts a generous footprint of just shy of 3000 sq ft, sitting on a plot of approx 0.25 of an acre. Offering a perfect blend of space, style, and tranquillity. With five bedrooms, a study, and four bathrooms, including two luxurious en-suites, this residence caters to both comfort and practicality. EPC C

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CLANFIELD

GUIDE PRICE £750,000

Nestled in the heart of the picturesque village of Clanfield, this imposing four bedroom detached home exudes timeless elegance with a classic Georgian style architecture. The property stands proudly behind tall wrought-iron gates, with a substantial gated driveway providing ample off-road parking and granting access to the double garage. EPC D

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Six tips for staging your home like a pro

If you are considering putting your house up for sale, but are not sure where to start, perhaps because you are afraid it is not market-ready or worried it may take too long to sell, or you simply won’t get the price you want, then there are methods you can follow to help ensure it won’t happen to you.

Not just for new build show homes, you should consider staging your home, or to put it another way, setting the scene, to arouse immediate buyer interest in your property when it comes to market.

To be truly effective, you’ll need to look at staging both the inside and outside of your home, so here are six tips to get you started.

De-clutter

This is one of the most important things you can do. You’re going to be moving home anyway and will have to pack, so it makes sense and is straightforward to de-clutter and start packing at the same time. Pack up everything you don’t need and store the boxes out of sight in the garage if you have one, or consider temporarily renting a small storage unit. Keeping the look minimal can help sell your home.

Organise

Whilst we don’t like to think of strangers opening our cupboards, the reality is that they probably will. If you have built-in wardrobes, hang similar colours together and similar garments together. Why? Because it will make the cupboards look bigger. Really! An organised space always appears bigger, and you want your cupboards to look as spacious as possible.

De-personalise

You should de-personalise your home as much as possible when preparing to put it on the market. This is so that potential buyers can imagine themselves and their own belongings occupying the space in your house. This means minimizing and putting away everything you don’t need or use. Clear kitchen worktops as much as possible, stash away all those appliances you don’t use and put miscellaneous small clutter in a few attractive baskets or boxes out of sight.

Look from the outside

Go and stand on the street to see what prospective buyers see when they drive up to your house. Be aware of any negative impressions they may get such as overgrown borders, peeling paint, broken windows and so on. A poorly maintained exterior will make a prospective buyer think that the house has not been well taken care of. Even if you have spent the time and money to ensure the interior is amazing, it will all be wasted if the prospect gets a bad first impression as they approach your property.

What do you really see?

Step outside your front door and close it; then stand on your step and simply look around for a couple of minutes. This is mimicking the likelihood of your estate agent fumbling around for keys before finally opening the door!

You will see what your potential buyers will see. So, what is it? Cobwebs on the door frame? Dead plants? A broken lightbulb in the porch? A less than shiny letterbox? First impressions count remember, so it’s definitely worth taking some time to clean up. If you want to go a step further, consider painting the front door or adding new accessories.

Don’t forget the back garden!

A tidy and inviting back garden is just as important as your front garden so don’t neglect it. Whilst it might not be part of the potential buyers first impression experience, you still should make sure it is in the best condition possible. Pull up the weeds, water the plants, do some sweeping and maybe even purchase new furniture or accessories such as plant pots or birdhouses. This all adds to the experience of ‘living the dream’ your potential buyer wants.

The biggest tip of all

Simply imagine yourself as a potential buyer looking at your property for the very first time. See it through their eyes and ask yourself:

• What impression does the house give you?

• How is its kerb appeal?

• Would YOU buy your house?

• What would you like to see changed before you put an offer on your house?

Finally, to stage a home will cost money but you’ll get that back, and sometimes more when your property sells. Proper staging will help you sell your house in a shorter time and importantly at the price you want.

For expert advice on showing your home to its full potential contact the team at Steve Grantham Bespoke on 02393 090015 today.

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Timber Windows of Winchester

81 High Street, Winchester, Hampshire, SO23 9AP

Tel: 01962 676 304

www.timberwindowssouthern.co.uk

Whether your home is a country cottage, a Victorian semi, a modern townhouse or a converted barn, we have a range of traditional and contemporary timber windows and doors that will complement it perfectly.

Please visit us to explore our range of beautifully crafted timber doors and windows, and expert advice on enhancing the value and beauty of your home.

Timber Windows of Horndean

69 London Road, Horndean, Waterlooville, PO8 0BW

Tel: 02392 570 340

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Five easy steps for successful home seeking

Looking to buy a new home? Before you start looking and arrange viewings there are three main factors to consider: what you can afford, the type of home you’re looking for and where you want to live. Viewing properties before being certain about any of these factors is risky, not to mention a waste of time for both you and the estate agent.

A successful property search requires focus and direction with three key factors – budget, space and location. What you can spend is the most important; the other two pieces need to fit around that.

1. Establish your budget

Speak to an independent mortgage adviser to get an idea of what your budget might be for the property purchase. This will largely depend on your salary (salaries if you are buying with someone else), your monthly outgoings, any outstanding debt you have and the size of the deposit you are putting down.

2. Make a wish list

Once you know what you can afford, list down what you want from the property. That means the style of home, number of bedrooms, kitchen size, commute time, local schools, garden etc. When you’ve done that, mark each requirement on an importance scale of 1-10 as it’s likely you’ll have to compromise on something down the line.

3. Use free tools and information on the Internet

Use the information on the internet to research relevant property values in the locations you are interested in. There is also helpful information on property search websites for schools, commute times and history of properties previously sold in the area.

4. Contact some local agents

Useful as they are, online tools and information are just a starting point. They won’t replace speaking to an expert who has on-the-ground knowledge of the current local property market. Discuss your requirements, and wish list, with a few local estate agents – like us! – who will be helpful and knowledgeable on the local area.

5. Narrow down your search

With every viewing you will find out more about what you want, don’t want, and what you can and can’t afford. Use each viewing as a means of refining your criteria and potential compromises so that you can be more precise in what you are looking for and where. Make notes on your likes and dislikes of each property to refer back to.

HAMBLEDON

OIEO £775,000

Welcome to ‘Dovetail Cottage,’ a charming residence believed to have origins dating back to circa 1750. This historical gem has undergone substantial extensions over the last few decades, resulting in a spacious 1930 sq ft of living space, including delightful outbuildings, thoughtfully arranged over two floors. EPC D

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CLANFIELD

£595,000

Nestled in the picturesque village of Clanfield, this stunning four-bedroom extended detached home offers an exceptional blend of modern luxury, generous space, and impeccable design. With a detached double garage, a spacious driveway, and a range of attractive features, this property stands as the epitome of comfortable family living. EPC D

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Keep calm and carry on hosting

The cold winter months are full of opportunities for celebration, and the summer sun brings everyone together to enjoy the warmer days. No matter what time of year, gathering your close friends and family together to enjoy good food and drinks and spend quality time together is an ancient tradition which is bound please all of your guests.

However, hosting multiple people can seem overwhelming, and you can find yourself not being able to enjoy the fun events you put so much effort into planning. The good news is that with a little planning, you can save yourself stress and have everything you need to be able to relax and enjoy the occasion!

Take a kitchen inventory

Every family has go-to staples they need on a weekly basis, all year round. To make sure you don’t run out of any must-have items, do a quick tour of your kitchen and list what you know you can’t do without, along with the quantities you usually go through.

Plan your menus

For special holidays, dinners or other occasions when you plan to entertain, make a menu well ahead of the event so you can check your recipes and make sure you’ve got everything you’ll need. If your recipes call for fresh ingredients, plan to pick them up close to the event date.

Shop ahead

Make the time to shop these essentials well ahead of any holidays or busy weekends, so you won’t be hustling through crowds to fill your cart while you’re stocking up. This helps relieve stress, even if you need to do a last-minute run for a few key items. Better yet, skip the store all together and order online.

One-stop shop when you can

To avoid having to run around town when you’d rather be at home enjoying the company of your friends and family, find one supermarket you can depend on to have everything you may need at good quality and affordable prices. That way you can get everything you need in one location and can spend minimal time out shopping.

Organise your kitchen

You don’t have to do it all yourself. You can enlist family members to help you with food prep, clean-up, table setting and decoration. It really helps to lessen the load, and builds a feeling of camaraderie when everyone pitches in.

With these tips, you’re bound to feel more prepared and ready to relax and enjoy your precious time with family and friends.

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Hook Line Sinker

Galton’s seafood dishes have always turned heads. He has a knack of taking simple ingredients and pairing them with techniques and flavours that allow the flavours to remain pure whilst bringing a sense of fun to the occasion. Cooking seafood is an art and in this book, Galton shows you how to master it.

The book features over 90 recipes divided into five chapters - Quick and Easy, Small Plates, Stress-Free, Spicy Seafood and Main Courses.

Hook Line Sinker isn’t a huge how-to reference guide, or a seafood bible to teach you everything about each fish in the sea. It’s a very personal book featuring Galton’s all-time favourite recipes, all of which have featured on his menu in some form over the years, but more importantly, are great to cook at home.

It’s one thing to run a successful Michelin-starred restaurant and retain the star year after year. It’s another thing entirely to branch out and open a takeaway, but this sort of challenge makes Galton the chef he is. His great desire is to bring good food to his customers – whether they are gastronomes, or holidaymakers wanting traditional fish and chips. The book features a foreword by Michel Roux OBE, who says: “Like all the best recipe books, Hook Line Sinker is not merely a collection of recipes but an honest celebration of life, discoveries and ideas: a story shared about the simple, sometimes nostalgic, pleasures of sharing and eating. Few are so intimately and enjoyably written as this one by my friend Galton Blackiston.”

Photography by John Scott Blackwell

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Hook Line Sinker is a seafood cookbook from Michelin-starred chef Galton Blackiston featuring recipes created through his lifelong love affair with fish and shellfish.

TIGER PRAWN & POTATO FRITTERS WITH VIETNAMESE DIPPING SAUCE

To make the dipping sauce, whisk all the ingredients together in a bowl. Set aside until needed.

To make the fritters, in a bowl mix together the flour, sparkling water, salt, sugar and turmeric and set aside to rest for 10 minutes.

Peel the potatoes and cut into julienne strips. Peel and de-vein the tiger prawns and cut in half lengthways. Set aside.

Heat the oil in a deep fat fryer to 180°C. Fold the potatoes, prawns, spring onions and coriander through the batter mix.

Using your hands, shape them into fritters, making sure you have an even distribution of prawns in each fritter. Lower them into the hot oil and fry until crisp and golden brown. Remove from the fryer and drain well on kitchen paper.

Serve immediately with the dipping sauce.

Serves four.

Further Information: Hook Line Sinker is published by Face Publications: www.facepublications.com

For further information please contact Anthony Hodgson on +44 (0)113 203 7378 or anthony@facepublications.com.

Signed copies: Available exclusively at Face Publications www.facepublications.com

For the dipping sauce:

250ml water

2 tbsp white wine vinegar

4 tbsp lime juice

1 chilli, deseeded, finely sliced

3 garlic cloves, peeled, grated

1 small lobe of ginger, peeled, grated

8 tbsp nam pla fish sauce

4 tbsp caster sugar

For the fritters:

750g self-raising flour

750ml sparkling water

½ tsp salt

½ tsp caster sugar

½ tsp turmeric

3 large Maris Piper potatoes

12 raw tiger prawns, 3 per serving

1 litre vegetable oil, for frying

8 spring onions, chopped

1 handful of coriander, chopped

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For the shallots:

75g seasoned plain flour

1 egg, whisked with

4 tbsp milk

150g Panko breadcrumbs

For the squid:

350g baby squid

1 tbsp cornflour

1 tbsp sesame oil

rapeseed oil

1 tbsp rice wine

1 tbsp soy sauce

2 shallots, peeled, finely sliced

2 garlic cloves, peeled, grated

6 tbsp cooked black beans, rinsed

1 lobe of ginger, peeled, grated

2 shallots, peeled, sliced into rings

1 litre vegetable oil, for frying

1 tbsp soy sauce

1 tbsp sesame oil

250ml chicken stock

1 good pinch of sugar

sea salt & black pepper

1 tbsp chopped mint

2 tbsp chopped coriander

1 large red chilli, sliced

2 tbsp sliced spring

onions

juice of 2 limes

Serves four.

SQUID IN BLACK BEAN SAUCE WITH DEEP-FRIED SHALLOTS

To prepare the shallots, place the seasoned flour onto a plate, put the egg and milk into a shallow bowl and the Panko breadcrumbs onto another plate. Dust the shallot rings with the seasoned flour, dip into the beaten egg, shaking off any excess as you lift them out, and then coat with the Panko breadcrumbs. Set aside on kitchen paper.

To cook the squid, wash the squid, separating the tubes from the tentacles and set aside. Mix the cornflour, sesame oil, two tablespoons of rapeseed oil, rice wine and soy sauce together in a bowl, add the squid and coat well. Cover and refrigerate for up to three hours.

Heat a frying pan or wok over a high heat and add a good splash of rapeseed oil. Remove the squid from the marinade and add to the pan and stir-fry for a couple of minutes. Using a slotted spoon remove the squid from the pan and set aside on kitchen paper.

Add another splash of rapeseed oil to the same pan, turn the heat down, add the shallots and garlic and sauté until softened but not coloured. Next add the black beans and ginger with the soy sauce, sesame oil, chicken stock and a good pinch of sugar. Turn up the heat a little and bring the mixture up to simmering point.

Return the squid to the pan and cook for a further five minutes or so, tasting and seasoning with salt and freshly ground black pepper as you do so.

To fry the shallots, as the squid is returned to the pan heat the oil in a deep fat fryer to 180°C. Carefully lower the shallots into the oil and fry until crisp and golden brown. Remove and drain on kitchen paper.

Serve the squid in the black bean sauce topped with chopped mint, chilli and spring onion, drizzle over a little lime juice and top with the fried shallots and coriander.

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£700,000

This modernised three/four bedroom detached home on the outskirts of Denmead offers a unique blend of contemporary living and tranquil countryside charm. Sitting on a substantial 1/3 acre plot which backs on to adjacent fields, this property is not only a beautiful family home but also presents the exciting prospect of future expansion, subject to planning permission. Don’t miss your chance to experience the best of rural living in this inviting Denmead residence. EPC C

CLANFIELD

£520,000

This executive detached home in Clanfield presents an opportunity to embrace a lifestyle of comfort, space, and customisation. With its cul-de-sac location, a host of versatile living spaces, and the potential to create your dream kitchen-dining-family room, this property is poised to become your perfect family haven. Don’t miss the chance to make this exquisite residence your own. EPC D

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OLD CLANFIELD

£900,000

Welcome to this beautifully extended and modernized attached home, a captivating residence on the outskirts of the Southdown’s National Park, boasting breath-taking panoramic views of the rural landscape. Aptly named with its appearance, reminiscent of its namesake, the White House, this residence is a local landmark renowned for its charm and character.

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YOU’RE IN SAFE HANDS

We pride ourselves on providing an exceptional level of service and we want you to be confident, that when you choose Steve Grantham Bespoke you really are choosing the best agent for your next sale or purchase. But don’t just take our word for it, here are the words of a few of our recent customers...

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Steve was brilliant from start to finish! Gave good advice, was always on hand to help and gave us full confidence throughout the whole process. The best estate agent we have used in the last eight years! A far more personal and tailored approach to home buying and selling. Highly recommend Steve and his team.

M. Parker

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My partner and I had the privilege of working with Steve and we cannot express how grateful we are for his outstanding service and dedication. From the moment we met Steve he was keen to answer all of our questions and give us plenty of details about the property which we had completely fallen in love with. As first time buyers he made sure we understood the process and has been with us every step of the way. I cannot recommend Steve highly enough, my partner and I are delighted to have had you working with us to buy our first property!

A. Fraser

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Fantastic service from Steve from start to finish. I’d struggled with genuine interest in the property I was selling whilst using a local traditional estate agent, and switched to Steve Grantham Bespoke after

buying a house through him a month before. Service and communication was first class throughout and Steve secured the sale I was looking for with the house only being on the market for a short period. I’d recommend Steve Grantham Bespoke to anyone.

J. Shann

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I cannot express how thankful I am thank we had Amy from Steve Grantham Bespoke. From the very start Amy was so invested, always fast with replying and putting us at ease. No ask was to big/small or silly, there was nothing that was too much trouble. Amy understood just how much of an emotional rollercoaster purchasing a property can be at times, and I am very thankful we had her in our corner. We have dealt with multiple estate agencies previously and I can truly say the service provided by Amy and Steve was exemplary.

R. White

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For anyone needing an estate agent look no further, Steve and his team are perfect. Great service, efficient, honest and kept us informed every step of the way. We would thoroughly recommend, you won’t be disappointed. Thanks so much Steve!

B. Barnes

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