Amanda Davis The Battle & Hastings Property Expert

Amanda Davis The Battle & Hastings Property Expert I’m proud to be a partner agent with the property experts. We are raising the standards in Estate agency. Giving clients the best selling and buying experience.

I’m covering the beautiful historic town of Battle, Hastings and surrounding areas.

Macmillan Cancer Support 💚 Did you go to a coffee morning ?
25/09/2026

Macmillan Cancer Support 💚
Did you go to a coffee morning ?

25/09/2026

Come and join me at the Open House tomorrow at
📍Oaklands Place, St Leonard’s, TN38
Book your appointment by DM or 📞07415 760 193

Tomorrow is the worlds biggest coffee morning, raising money for MacMillan Cancer support.Whether you’re joining a local...
24/09/2026

Tomorrow is the worlds biggest coffee morning, raising money for MacMillan Cancer support.

Whether you’re joining a local event, baking a cake for work or hosting your own coffee morning, every couple help support people living with cancer.

At the Oak and Olive in Wallington the MacMillan coffee morning takes place between 10 am and 12noon, organised by the Whatlington Connectors.

Please do come along, show your support and enjoy some home made cakes. They’ll also be a raffle of a £50 voucher donated by The Oak and Olive (formerly The Royal Oak).

Every coffee, cake and conversation helps make a difference.

24/09/2026

DM me your book your space -
Open house by appointment only,
📞07415 760 193

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22/09/2026

I have something for you to think about…

If one agent charges 0.75% and another charges 1.25%, the cheaper agent obviously looks more attractive.

But, don’t just compare the percentage.

Ask yourself:

📸 How good is their marketing?

📱 How are they going to promote your property?

👥 How do they qualify buyers?

📞 How often will they communicate with you?

🤝 And perhaps most importantly… what happens once you accept an offer?

Selling a property isn’t just about putting it on Rightmove, hope for the best and wait for an offer. Which is what goes on more than people think.

You’re paying for a service, expertise, negotiation and someone to help get you from “For Sale” to “Sold.” What you have to know is that agents have targets to reach to gain listings for their company, this is where the fight is. Gain the instruction and that’s another one for the book. When you’re working with an independent they are all in, and the focus is service and expertise.

I’m interested…

Would you choose the agent with the lowest fee, or the agent you believe offers the best overall service?

👇 Be bold, just tell me 🤔

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12 years! 😳Here is some data supplied by Rightmove :* Average asking prices for newly-listed homes rise by 0.7% (+£2,441...
21/09/2026

12 years! 😳

Here is some data supplied by Rightmove :

* Average asking prices for newly-listed homes rise by 0.7% (+£2,441) this month to £367,440. This is the first monthly price increase we’ve seen since May

* September’s above-average price increase for the time of year is a possible early sign of the usual increase in activity that we see in the Autumn

* Sellers face a lot of competition, with more homes currently available to buy than we’ve seen in 12 years, and the number of buyers enquiring is 9% lower than this time last year

* Success at selling varies widely across Great Britain, with 9 in 10 (91%) of homes for sale in Scotland successfully finding a buyer, versus less than half (42%) in London

* The average two-year fixed mortgage rate is now 5.29%, up from 5.09% last month, as rising mortgage rates continue to stretch affordability for buyers

If you’re selling activity in listings is increasing as we head into the Autumn. For a free market appraisal to see where your property sits in the market DM or 📞 07415 760 193

ARE YOU READY TO SELL ?

Tip 30. Don’t let your neighbours be your biggest missed opportunity when selling your home 👀It always surprises me how ...
14/09/2026

Tip 30. Don’t let your neighbours be your biggest missed opportunity when selling your home 👀

It always surprises me how many people say…

“I don’t want a For Sale board outside my house. I don’t want the neighbours to know.”

I do understand this. Selling your home can feel personal, and sometimes you want to keep things discreet.

But here’s the thing…

Your neighbours could be some of your best potential buyers, or your best source of referrals.

They might have friends or family who want to move into the area.

They might know someone who has been waiting for a home just like yours. Or they might be thinking about moving themselves and want to see what’s available nearby.

A For Sale board isn’t just advertising to passers-by.

It can create local awareness, conversations and opportunities, and these are opportunities you don’t want to miss!

Of course, if privacy is important, there are discreet ways to market your property and I can help you with that too. But before deciding against a board, ask yourself:

“Am I protecting my privacy, or am I accidentally limiting my chances of finding the right buyer?”

💬 Would you put a For Sale board outside your home, or would you rather keep the sale under the radar?

Let me know in the comments 👇👇

I’m on the hunt for my next seller 👀Let’s get you moving! For a free market appraisal with honest advice get in touch no...
12/09/2026

I’m on the hunt for my next seller 👀

Let’s get you moving!

For a free market appraisal with honest advice get in touch now.

📞 07415 760 193
📧 [email protected]

09/09/2026

Not everything you lose is a loss. ❤️

And sometimes, that applies to property too.

A buyer pulls out.
A sale falls through.
The price you wanted isn’t achievable.

It feels like a setback…

But sometimes, it’s simply making way for the right buyer, the right price and the right outcome.

You didn’t lose it.
You were released from it.

Have you ever looked back and realised a “loss” was actually a blessing? ❤️

This weeks Top Tip Tuesday was chosen because of this story I read today. Tip 30. If something happening around your pro...
08/09/2026

This weeks Top Tip Tuesday was chosen because of this story I read today.

Tip 30. If something happening around your property that could potentially affect a buyer’s decision, don’t assume it’s irrelevant just because it hasn’t happened yet.

Here’s a scenario worth thinking about…

You own a property next to a piece of land.

You know there are discussions, plans or potential opportunities to alter, develop or change the use of that neighbouring land.

Perhaps nothing has been approved yet.

Perhaps it’s only being discussed.

Perhaps it might never happen.

But you know there’s a possibility.

So you decide to sell your property, and because of that uncertainty, you accept an offer at a discounted price.

The buyer is delighted.

They think they’ve found a bargain.

But they don’t know what you know.

Fast forward a few months…

A planning application appears.

The neighbouring land is proposed for development.

The view changes.

The access changes.

The character of the area changes.

And suddenly that “bargain” looks very different.

A buyer deserves the opportunity to make an informed decision.

Selling at a reduced price because of something that could materially affect the property is one thing.

Selling at a reduced price without making the buyer aware of the reason for that reduction is something very different.

And as an agent, this is exactly why asking the right questions matters.

Not just:

“What price do you want?”

But:

“Is there anything happening around this property that a future buyer should know about?”

Because sometimes the most important information about a property isn’t inside the four walls.

It could be next door.
Across the road.
Behind the garden.
Or on the field you’ve always looked out over.

If you were the buyer, would you want to know?

And if you were the seller, would you tell them?

Would love to know your comments 🤔

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