Does the idea of waking up on Christmas Day surrounded by cardboard boxes, desperately rummaging for a spoon to stir your gravy, appeal to you? No? We thought not

Growing up I enjoyed the George Orwell book Animal Farm. I believe I studied it for my English O Level, yes I am that old. While we are not debating the emergence of a new hierarchy which I am going to use as a pretentious metaphor for Lettings, dare I say...

Having worked in lettings for 26 years, at the coal face as a receptionist and in the ivory towers as a Director,

The question is simple. How much do you want to save? Our radical new pricing strategy is so positive, whatever option you choose, you get exactly the same product, the same level of award winning service, quality and expertise.

We’re Swimming the Channel (in a Pool!) - And We Need Your Support. After years of thinking about it, we’re deflating our water wings and finally taking the plunge - literally.

The daffodils are in bloom, the days are definitely getting longer and ever so slowly the days are getting warmer, notwithstanding the occasional unexpected baltic breeze.

We bring you Consistency, Consistency, Consistency. And this isn't a dull or grey consistency, this is a consistency that is about delivering our clients exceptional client care day after day.

Introducing Our Shared Ownership Expert – Mitchell McKenzie. Selling a shared ownership property can feel complicated, but it doesn’t have to be. That’s where Mitchell comes in—as Cooke Curtis & Co’s Shared Ownership Expert (SOE).

Our first ten years have exceeded all of our expectations. Despite our growth and our awards we still love what we do, and our clients whether renters, letters, buyers or sellers do too.

Charity says thank you for £100,000 from Christmas Tree Recycling Scheme

At Cooke Curtis & Co, from the moment our names went above the door, we have prided ourselves on going above and beyond for our clients – and it’s clear that hard work and dedication pay off.

Life has a funny way of changing, doesn’t it? Sometimes it’s planned, other times it’s not, and as these changes unfold, the place we call “home” often needs to evolve too