Chancellors - Basingstoke Lettings

22-24 Winchester Street Basingstoke RG21 7DY

Meet the team

Lettings experts
Simon Swanson
Simon Swanson
Lettings Manager
Basingstoke Estate Agents
Chancellors estate and lettings agents in Basingstoke provide a wide range of sales and lettings services. Our Basingstoke team are available to take your calls and enquiries six days a week. We assist buyers, renters, sellers and landlords alike with a range of services to choose from.


Why Choose Chancellors?
  • Face-to-face customer service from our expert estate agents
  • A traditional, local estate agent on a modern platform
  • 5-star rated
  • Independent agency with 57 linked offices
Situated on Winchester Street in the town centre, Chancellors Estate and Lettings Agent Basingstoke is the newest branch to join our ever-developing network with links to our local offices in Camberley, Thatcham, Newbury, Reading, Fleet and Bracknell.
At Chancellors, we pride ourselves on our professionalism and commitment to outstanding customer service. Benefit from experienced estate agents with your best interests at heart.

The range of services we offer includes:
  • Free, no-obligation market appraisals
  • An extensive portfolio of residential and commercial properties to choose from
  • Land and new home options
  • Property management support
  • Expert investment and market advice
Which Areas Do You Cover Around Basingstoke?
As well as Basingstoke itself, Chancellors operate in the following areas:
  • Andwell
  • Bagmore
  • Broadmere
  • Chineham
  • Cliddesden
  • Hook
  • Oakley
  • Old Basing
  • Sherborne
  • Sherfield
  • Upper Wootton
  • Wootton St Lawrence 

Local knowledge

Living in Basingstoke

Basingstoke is situated in southern England and is the largest town in Hampshire County. It’s wealth of history and attractions makes it a bustling town with many activities to do as well as being surrounded by scenic countryside landscapes.

History of Basingstoke Although the town of Basingstoke developed rapidly in the 1960’s to help accommodate a rising population after the second World War, its history dates back much earlier. Basingstoke is renowned for being an old market town, and the Basingstoke market was mentioned in the infamous Doomsday book of 1086. The Willis Museum actually showcases evidence of early human settlement dating back to Palaeolithic times where they have axes and flints on display.

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Basingstoke (0.4mi.)
Things to do
The Anvil

The Anvil

Concert Hall, Music Venue, Theater
Willis Museum

Willis Museum

History Museum
Glebe Gardens

Glebe Gardens

Park
Stage

Stage

Music Venue
JJ's

JJ's

Arts and Entertainment
Hammer Head Sculpture

Hammer Head Sculpture

Public Art
Brookvale Village Hall

Brookvale Village Hall

Arts and Entertainment, Restaurant
The War Memorial Park

The War Memorial Park

Park
King George V Playing Fields

King George V Playing Fields

Park
Taverner Field Playground

Taverner Field Playground

Playground
Places to eat
Festival Street Kitchen

Festival Street Kitchen

Restaurant
Zizzi

Zizzi

Italian Restaurant
Nando's

Nando's

Restaurant
Côte Basingstoke

Côte Basingstoke

French Restaurant
Hotel Chocolat

Hotel Chocolat

Coffee Shop, Dessert Shop
Starbucks

Starbucks

Coffee Shop
The Tea Bar

The Tea Bar

Wine Bar, Café, Sandwich Spot
The Angel - Jd Wetherspoon

The Angel - Jd Wetherspoon

Pub, Restaurant
Patisserie Valerie

Patisserie Valerie

Bakery, Café, Restaurant
Mayflower Chinese Restaurant

Mayflower Chinese Restaurant

Cantonese Restaurant
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