Estate Agents in Brockley
Welcome to Expose Property, your local estate agent in South East London. You've come to the right place if you're looking to sell, buy or invest in property in Brockley and the surrounding area.
Expose Property Estate Agents covering Brockley and surrounding areas
We are an open and honest estate agency who will work hard to drive the best price for your property sale in Brockley. When selling your home in Brockley, our team will make sure your priorities are fully understood. Do you need a quick sale? Or do you prefer to hold on for the right buyer while you find your perfect next home?
put together a plan to market your property and make it stand out amongst all the noise and other properties available to buy. Our immersive marketing, including 360 property tours and high quality property photography, will be done at a time that suits you.
Our local knowledge of the both the property market and the area of Brockley, will help to market your home in the best way.
Find out how much your property is worth
We provide honest property valuations and make it convenient for you to book in 24/7. Choose from an instant online valuation estimate or an expert in-home visit.
Why Brockley?
Brockley has grown into a creative area with lots of open space surrounding it. The tranquil town has a wealth of independent shops, a popular market and great connections to London city centre – we are able to bring out all the great reasons to live in Brockley when we speak to buyers.
For people who want to find out more about life and living in Brockley, we’ve shared some useful information below.
On Brockley Road are a heap of supermarkets and grocery stores. Most notably and well known in the area is Jones of Brockley. The local, family-run gourmet grocery shop has all you need and even sells fresh bread, high quality cheese and ice cream sandwiches.Along with supermarkets, the local Crofton Park Community Library is on Brockley Road. Run by volunteers, it provides free computer and internet access, has a wide selection of books and a room for hire. The local post office, pharmacies, barber and hair salons also share this road.
Hilly Fields is the local park in Brockley and boasts a panoramic view of London. The park has a playground for children, tennis courts and grounds for football, basketball and cricket.
The area primarily has elegant and beautiful Victorian architecture. There are all kinds of properties in Brockley, including terraces, flats, large Victorian houses and are of all sizes with five-beds to three-storey homes available.
A major magnet to the Brockley area for families is the great schools available. Both primary schools and high schools are present in the area along with pre-schools and nursery schools.
Things to do in Brockley
The highlight of Saturdays is the bustling Brockley market, find a great selection of stalls from fresh local produce to hot food options to plants and flowers. This friendly market is held in Lewisham College Carpark and is truly a locals’ favourite.
Brockley is filled with independent shops including clothes, a bike shop and a children’s shoe shop. The area also has a variety of independent places to eat and drink, from restaurants to pubs and bars you won’t need to venture far to find what you want. Browns of Brockley is a cosy coffee shop offering speciality coffees and homemade sandwiches and cakes. Or, if you’re looking for a pint and budget comfort food, The Brockley Barge (Wetherspoons) near Brockley station is a popular choice.
In the heart of Brockley is the vintage-looking Rivoli Ballroom that will take you back to the 1950s. It still has its remarkable decor and interior fittings and is often used as a film location. The ballroom is also a popular venue for music events, it has hosted gigs from the likes of Florence and the Machine and Noel Gallagher.
Brockley’s travel links
Brockley has fantastic travel links, with easy connections to London city centre. Regular trains run from Brockley station to London Bridge and the London Overground takes you to Crystal Palace, Highbury and Islington and West Croydon.
There are many local buses that run in the area taking you from Brockley to nearby towns and to and from Tottenham Court Road and Trafalgar Square.
Travelling by car couldn’t be more convenient, with the A2 nearby to get to central London or reach the M25 motorway in half an hour by heading south and taking the A20.
Interested in Brockley?
Get in touch with the team at Expose and we’ll explore your options and answer any questions on the local area.
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