One agent, twenty five years.

Tessa Lang Property is one agent working four postcodes. Most agencies sell you a team. Tessa sells you her own time.

Twenty five years on the same streets means she knows which houses trade quietly, which surveys come back badly, and what a garden square really adds. It also means the person who values your home is the person who shows it, negotiates it and sees it through to exchange.

How Tessa works

One agent, start to finish

Valuation, viewings, negotiation and progression, all with the same person. Nothing is handed to a junior.

Quiet sales when you want them

Not every prime house should go on the portals. Off market introductions to a buyer list built over two decades.

Lettings that are actually managed

Fully managed or let only, with compliance kept current under the Renters’ Rights Act and deposits protected throughout. What that Act changed, and when, is set out in the Renters’ Rights Act guide.

Local to the street, not the postcode

From Frognal to Chalcot Square, Tessa knows the schools, the freeholders, the surveyors and the neighbours.

Four neighbourhoods

Hampstead and the Heath, Belsize Park, Primrose Hill and Swiss Cottage: the same four since the beginning, which is why the advice is about a street rather than a postcode. The area guides set out the schools, the transport, the parking and what each one is actually like to live in.

Selling, letting and what it costs

If you are selling, the sellers guide walks through the whole process, and a valuation is free and carries no obligation. If you are letting, landlord services sets out managed and let only, and the landlord fees are published in full. You can also see the homes she has sold and let, and what her clients say.

Tenants can see what is available to let, what the tenant fees are, and what to expect in the tenants guide. Buyers can see everything for sale, or register what they are looking for and hear first.