Kingsteignton

Kingsteignton is a town which lies at the head of the Teign Estuary.  Kingsteignton was reported to be the largest village in England, with an estimated population of over 11,000 people, and in 2009 instead of becoming incorporated into the nearby town of Newton Abbot the village parish took the decision to change the village to a town in its own right.  Despite now being a town Kingsteignton still has a strong community sense and for many locals is still seen as a village within its town status. 

Sales

Julie Copsey is the Manager of Woods Estate Agents & Auctioneers in Kingsteignton, and is a recognised figure within the community.  Julie has been in Agency for over 28 years, with 22 of those years spent living and working in Kingsteignton itself moving different generations of the same family who come back to her time after time.  Julie works alongside Julie Hurley and Rachel Green who also have many years experience in Estate Agency.

Lettings

We have a large, well established letting and property management company, which provides a letting service from all our offices.

The lettings team are all solely involved in lettings and are highly trained experts in the field. They are based across our offices and include:

Lettings Manager Mandy Gray

Rental Valuation and Letting team Joseph Jordan and Molly Fieldhouse

Senior Property Manager Denise Platt-Lea

Property Manager Louise Brewer

Referencing and Tenancy Compliance Angie Steer

Accounts Holly Giffard

Details of our Letting and Property Management service can be found here.

Kingsteignton offers a good variety of properties, from bungalows, family homes and apartments to larger period and thatched homes, making Kingsteignton a popular choice for people of all ages.  With its wide range of amenities, including two primary schools "Rydon and St Michaels".  The transition to senior school is made easier by Kingsteignton boasting its own senior school.  Other facilities include supermarkets, shops, garages, open air swimming pool and a selection of public houses.  The thriving market town of Newton Abbot is within easy reach offering easy access the London-Paddington mainline railway.