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2.6/5, 5 Reviews
25% Recommended
100% sales valuation accuracy
100% letting valuation accuracy
33% sales fee satisfaction
50% letting fee satisfaction

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Andrew
By : 'NowACommuter'
Services :
Rent PCM : £475
Would you recommend ? : No
Postcode : M33
I was shown around flat 2 of 172 Washway Road on or around Friday 6th June 2014. I decided later that day that I would rent the property and therefore paid the £360 application fee that evening, with the view to move into the property from Preston on Friday 13th June. Monday 9th June I received application forms and a contract via email which I sent back on Tuesday 10th June. In the email it was confirmed my move date was 13th June. Thursday 12th June I emailed the office to again confirm my moving day was the 13th, it was confirmed and booked in for 1pm. It should be noted that I had been packing all my belongings throughout the week and packed up my car the night of the 12th June. At 12.30pm Friday 13th June, I received a call from Bridgfords (I was already on my way to move in). I was informed that they HADN'T EVEN GOT PERMISSION from the landlords for me to move in, as they were on holiday in Ireland. I was told I would not be able to move in that day and it would most likely be Monday (when I was due to start my new job in Manchester). At 9.30am Monday morning I received a call from Bridgfords again. This time I was told the property had been LET TO SOMEONE ELSE by the landlord and that Bridgfords weren't told. As apologetic as they were, it still doesn't make up for the fact they were happy to let me think I could move in to a property when they hadn't even got permission for me to do so. The application fee has since been refunded. I recommend avoiding them like the plague.
Having done a small amount of research, £360 application fee is an extortionate amount, even in the estate agent world.
| Services | Valuation | Fees | Min Price of property reviewed | Max Price of property reviewed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sales | 100.00% | 33% | £0 | £0 |
| Lettings | 100% | 50% | £475 | £800 |
Bridgfords
81-83 School Road, Sale, Greater Manchester
M33 7XA
0161 956 2234
By : 'Susan'
Services : Letting( As a Owner )
Would you recommend ? : Yes
Postcode : M33
I have used Bridgfords at Sale past 4 years they have always been efficient and the changing over of tenancy has been v smooth. Elizabeth and Rheanna have completed this process and both been extremely professional and efficient and I would not hesitate to recommend their... Read Full Review
By : 'Kate'
Services : Letting( As a Owner )
Rent PCM : £800
Would you recommend ? : Yes
Postcode : M33
Helpful and efficient service throughout the process of finding and placing tenants for our... Read Full Review
By : 'MH'
Services : Sales( Prospective Vendor/Buyer )
Would you recommend ? : No
Postcode : M33
Very disappointing experience with Sale branch in selling my home. They were disorganised - cancelling their own viewings last minute because they were short-staffed, not providing feedback on viewings and not letting me know when potential viewers had cancelled appointments. They were not... Read Full Review


By : 'NowACommuter'
Services : Letting( As a Prospective Landlord/Tenant )
Rent PCM : £475
Would you recommend ? : No
Postcode : M33
I was shown around flat 2 of 172 Washway Road on or around Friday 6th June 2014. I decided later that day that I would rent the property and therefore paid the £360 application fee that evening, with the view to move into the property from Preston on Friday 13th June. Monday 9th June I received... Read Full Review
Having done a small amount of research, £360 application fee is an extortionate amount, even in the estate agent world.
By : 'anon'
Services : Sales( Prospective Vendor/Buyer )
Would you recommend ? : No
Postcode : M33
We put our house on the market with bridgefords 5 months ago, We have had maybe four viewings one from a prospective buyer who just knocked on the door one day out of desperation at being unable to contact the agent, we have done three of the viewings ourself. We never receive feedback! We have had ... Read Full Review
Kindly note that legally, letting agents need to publish information about their tenancy fees, government-approved redress schemes and client money protection schemes on their website and on third party websites (on which agents are listed). For properties to lease/rent in England, agents need to keep this information up to date and precise on allAgents or specify within the property description.