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Distinctive Estate Agency Websites for UK Agents

Estatovio designs and builds websites for estate agents, letting agents and multi-branch agencies across the UK. That means property pages that carry the facts buyers ask about, area guides written by people who know the streets, and valuation forms that ask only for what you need.

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  • Modern DesignsDistinctive layouts that read well on a phone.
  • Clear Enquiry PathsValuation, viewing and lettings forms kept short.
  • Built for Agency TeamsIndependents, branch networks and lettings desks.
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Clear listings.
Honest pages.
Easier enquiries.

We design agency websites that present your properties properly, explain what you do and make it simple to ask for a valuation.

Sales.
Lettings.
Branches.

One site can carry a sales team, a lettings desk and several offices without turning into a maze. Each part gets its own clear route.

Fees shown.
Schemes named.
Facts first.

Letting fees, redress and client money protection details sit where landlords and tenants look for them, as Trading Standards expects.

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Why choose Estatovio

Websites Built for the Estate Agency Trade

Agency websites have jobs most small business sites never face: live listings from a CRM, fee tables that the law says must be published, branch pages, and a steady stream of valuation requests. We plan for all of that from the first sketch.

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  • Property pagesListing templates with room for price, tenure and council tax band.
  • Area guidesLocal pages written for movers, not for search engines.
  • Branch and team pagesA clear page for every office and the people in it.
  • Feed planningListings that flow from your CRM to your site and the portals.
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Concept direction

Modern Agency Website

A listings-led home page for a fictional premium agency, with valuation booking near the top and area guides one tap away.

Illustrative concept, fictional agency

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Our estate agency website services

Complete Website Solutions for Agents, Branches and Lettings Teams

From a single-office independent to a group with sales and lettings in several towns, we scope the site around how you actually take instructions, book viewings and answer landlords.

Property Listing PagesClear property pages with search, filters and the facts that matter. Branch and Team PagesOffices, opening hours and the people clients will meet. Area Guide PagesStreets, schools, transport and what living there is like. Forms and IntegrationsValuation requests, CRM feeds and lettings enquiries.

Our concepts

Featured Estate Agency Website Concepts

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Ivy Lane HomesIndependent agency concept with property search and a valuation route on every page.Illustrative concept, fictional agency
Slate and Stone ResidentialPremium homes concept with large photography and a calm, editorial pace.Illustrative concept, fictional agency
Northgate LettingsLettings concept with fee tables, scheme statements and landlord pages up front.Illustrative concept, fictional agency
Meadowbank PropertyVillage agency concept built around area guides and a warm team page.Illustrative concept, fictional agency

Ready to plan your agency website?

Let's Build a Website That Explains Your Agency Clearly

Tell us about your branches, your listings and the way your team works. You get a written plan and a quote before anything is designed.

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Free Agency Website Project Planner

Answer a few questions about your agency and download a plain text brief listing the pages and features you need.

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Before an agency site goes live

Three Checks Every Agency Website Should Pass

Every listing template has a home for the price or rent, the council tax band and, for sales, the tenure. These were the first facts Trading Standards named for property listings in 2022, and they still answer the questions buyers ask first.

Listing factsPrice, tax band, tenure

Letting fees and the names of your redress and client money protection schemes appear on the site, side by side, where landlords and tenants can find them. The National Trading Standards letting team lists this among its publishing rules.

Fees and schemesPublished, not buried

Reviews appear as clients wrote them, with a short policy explaining how you collect and moderate them. Since April 2025, fake and misleading reviews have been on the banned list under UK consumer law.

Honest reviewsWith a published policy

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