A multi-disciplinary firm of chartered surveyors specialising in property auctions, surveys and agency has moved to Chesterfield’s Northern Gateway Enterprise Centre.
PriceLinsey boasts a combined 43 years of experience, with each team member having worn many hats in the property industry across Chesterfield, Sheffield, and also Manchester.
The three directors had known one another for almost a decade before deciding to venture out on their own and join forces, with Richard and Marcus going on to meet Jodie when they worked alongside each other at another local property firm.
Marcus Linsey, Director at the company, said: “Moving into the Northern Gateway Enterprise Centre was a really good move for our business.
“The new grade A office accommodation with its easy-in easy-out terms suits our growing business and is superbly positioned within the heart of the town for us to connect with other solicitors and estate agents that we work alongside. The modern look and feel of the building also reflects our brand image.”
The company said that with all three directors living and working in the town, it made sense to make Chesterfield PriceLinsey’s new home.
Marcus continues: “Chesterfield is the perfect place to live and work being strategically located close to the M1 motorway, mainline railway station yet also within touching distance of the peak district for when you need to get away from it all!
“We work closely alongside other local business including valuation work for solicitors and survey work for estate agents, and have been humbled by the positive response we have received since establishing. When we were expanding and looking for more office space, the borough council pulled out all the stops to allow us to move into the Enterprise Centre in the timescales we needed – which was short notice!”
PriceLinsey is now hoping to capitalise on further growth in the town following its recent move, with Marcus adding: “We hope the business will continue to grow by increasing the number of properties sold at auction and are keen to work alongside local authorities in the region to act on their behalf.
“On the other side of the business, we are carrying out an ever increasing amount of survey and valuation work. As this builds up we hope to take on an apprentice to help with this work. Who knows – we may soon need a bigger office in the NGEC!”
