John Earle was founded in 1935 by Mr John R. Earle and has been a prominent feature on Henley in Arden High Street ever since. Over the years, the business has continued to grow into the firm practicing today, and as we are regulated by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, our expertise is particularly varied. Strengthened by qualified and professional staff, John Earle offer a dedicated and thorough service to our clients.

We have been in our current location at Number 74, High Street, Henley in Arden since 1981. Prior to this, the firm was based in 44a High Street, Henley in Arden. Our location in Henley in Arden offers an excellent central base allowing us to practice from Kenilworth Castle in the East, to Chaddesley Corbett in the West. We also have a number of clients beyond Stratford upon Avon and into North Gloucestershire and the Cotswolds.

At John Earle we have a number of specialist and qualified staff; our two chartered surveyors provide a range of professional services such as valuations, conflict resolution, and professional rural advice; we also have two estate agents that are particularly knowledgeable about the local area and relish the challenge of unusual and unique properties; the management of let properties and block developments is undertaken by our property manager; and finally we have our in-house accounts department and secretarial staff.

We pride ourselves in providing potential sellers with honest, fair advice and to give a balanced opinion of what we feel their property may sell for.

All our properties have detailed sales particulars that are uploaded onto the John Earle and Rightmove websites plus other specialist websites dependant on your type of property. We also compile a mailing list from our extensive database and send your property details to all prospective purchasers.

Our staff will advise on the best method of sale, every property and piece of land is different; some are suited to be offered for sale by auction, others by formal / informal tender or by private treaty with a set asking price.