Claire Sheehan

Meet The Team

Claire is a fully hands on business owner and manager. “I am passionate about providing the highest levels of customer service and believe that Estate Agency works best when it is small and local.” Having former experience of the corporate world, Claire believes that the “one size fits all” approach seldom works in the property world. “My customers are all individuals and deserve a service that is tailor made to suit them. That’s exactly what I can offer.”

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Andrew Badcock

Claire is assisted by Andrew Badcock – her Sales & Lettings Manager. Andrew has over 20 years experience in the property world, another former maverick from The Halifax. Andrew worked for many years as a Mortgage Adviser before branching out into Estate Agency management. Andrew now focuses on Residential Lettings and provides our customers with an honest, no nonsense and reassuring service – professional yet friendly and approachable.

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Claire and Andrew are supported by other part time team members in the Hebden Bridge showroom

Our Local Area

Local images by Craig Shaw - www.bluplanetphoto.co.uk

If you have already decided to live in our local area, well done you. If you are considering moving to the area then let us convince you!

Steeped in history, Hebden Bridge is a charming and picturesque little market town. Nestling within the Pennine foothills, the town attracts visitors of all ages from near and far yet maintains a strong local community spirit. Hebden Bridge somehow manages to hang onto traditional old world charm whilst growing in reputation as a bohemian and creative "miniopolis"!

Local beauty spots such as the National Trust’s Hardcastle Crags provide a haven for those seeking relaxation within our stunning Pennine countryside. Hebden Bridge was declared in 2005 by British Airways in-flight magazine as being “the 4th funkiest town in the world”. This is reflected in some of our annual events which include an Arts Festival which, attracts national and International Artists and performers to the town each summer.

The nearby town Of Todmorden is separated by approximately 4 miles of the Rochdale Canal and lies beneath the famous and imposing monument of Stoodley Pike. Todmorden has a rich industrial history which has resulted in a legacy of superb architecture with landmark buildings including the Town Hall and the Unitarian Church, designated as Grade I Listed by English Heritage. Centre Vale Park is a beautiful park, located just outside the town centre.

Incredible Edible Todmorden is an exciting urban gardening project and has attracted a great deal of press and publicity. The towns interest in self-sufficiency brought about a visit by HRH Prince Charles in 2010. There are many local food producers; butchers, bakers, a local brewery and a local organic cheese maker who also attracted royal attention with HRH Princes Anne’s visit in 2013.

Both our market towns have a strong sense of identity and offer a myriad of independent shops, cafes, bars and restaurants, of which many now specialise in selling locally produced goods. With the main Trans-Pennine rail link passing through, we have excellent commuter links to the nearby cities of Manchester, Leeds & Bradford. There are main stations in both Todmorden and Hebden Bridge and smaller stations at Mytholmroyd and Walsden.