Harbour & Key
Densely packed small houses on bushy hillsides above a harbour.

Fictional agency · Est. TBD

Nine streets.
One agent.

I sell houses on the streets I walk. Every listing here is one I hold myself, and every sold price below is one I agreed.

  • Quayside & the Hill
  • 3 current listings
  • Working here since TBD
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A note from the agent

I am not a branch and I am not a portal. I am one person with a set of keys and nine streets I know by name.

You get me at the valuation, me at the viewings, and me on the telephone when it matters. Everything I have sold is written down below, at the price it actually went for.

— the agent, Harbour & Key

A hand holding a bunch of door keys on a ring.
The keys, which is the whole job

On my books today

Three houses I am holding

A row of classic London townhouses with railings and a stone step.

For sale

14 Cooper's Rise

£385,000

A four-storey terrace on the hill, south-facing at the back, with the original shutters still in place.

Bedrooms
3
Tenure
Freehold
Council band
D
Ask me about 14 Cooper's Rise →
A bright living room with a ceiling fan and bare wooden flooring.

Under offer

2 Anchor Lane

£249,500

One big room at the front with a bay window, bare boards throughout, and a garden that gets the evening light.

Bedrooms
2
Tenure
Freehold
Council band
C
Ask me about 2 Anchor Lane →
A small white kitchen with a window above the sink and a tiled wall.

For sale

9a Quay Street

£172,000

A first-floor flat over the old chandlery. Small, sharp, and the kitchen gets the morning sun off the water.

Bedrooms
1
Tenure
Leasehold
Council band
B
Ask me about 9a Quay Street →

On the record

What I have actually sold

Guide price and the price it went for, side by side, in the order it happened. No averages, no percentages — just the rows.

Sample data. Every figure below is illustrative.

A person pressing a sticker onto a printed sign board.
Sold ledger — illustrative sample data, most recent first
StreetCompletedGuideSold for
31 Cooper's RiseAug 2026£340,000£347,500
6 Anchor LaneJul 2026£262,000£255,000
18 Quay StreetJun 2026£198,000£198,000
4 Netmakers RowJun 2026£415,000£402,000
22 Cooper's RiseApr 2026£356,000£361,000
1 Chandlery YardMar 2026£289,500£289,500

Every one of these was agreed by me, in person.

Fishing boats resting on the mud at low tide beside a harbour wall.
A photographic print of a corner pub building, lying on a white surface.
A wooden street stall stacked with crates of fruit and vegetables.

The patch

Nine streets, and I walk all of them

This is the whole territory. If a house is outside it, I will tell you who to ring instead — I would rather do that than take on a street I do not know.

  • Cooper's Rise
  • Anchor Lane
  • Quay Street
  • Netmakers Row
  • Chandlery Yard
  • Saltings Walk
  • The Hard
  • Fishmarket Steps
  • Pilot's Hill

How it works

Three steps, and I am at all of them

01

I come and look

An hour at the house, no clipboard theatre. I tell you what I think it is worth and what I would do first.

02

We agree a price

One number, written down, with the reasoning behind it. If I think you are aiming too high I will say so before we start.

03

I do the viewings

Me, at every one. You hear what was said in the hallway from the person who was standing in it.

And then someone walks up the steps with their own key.

Book a valuation

What’s it worth?

Tell me the street and I will tell you what I think, and why. It costs nothing and there is no obligation at the end of it.

Would rather ring? The number is TBD — see the foot of the page.

A blue-walled bedroom with herringbone parquet, a low bed under a white duvet, a glazed cabinet and a tall mirror.