Kelrick Properties - The Local Experts
12 Years experience of buying, selling and renting property
Established in 2005, Kelrick Properties have over 12 years experience of buying, selling, renting and managing properties in your area! Your leading local estate agent, we’re Ashton-in-Makerfield’s number one independent estate agent. We have a wide choice of property available throughout the area, including Wigan, Warrington, St Helens, Haydock, Hindley and Leigh, as well as an extensive list of buyers waiting. So whether you are buying, selling, renting, letting or developing, turn to our expert property professionals for a successful and stress-free next step.
Kelrick Properties - Your first choice for Ashton-in-Makerfield
At Kelrick Properties, we manage home rentals as well as sales. We pride ourselves in providing first class customer service and informed advice in all property related matters. Our friendly and experienced estate agent team are experts in their field and qualified to industry standards as regulated by the UK’s leading professional bodies, NAEA and ARLA. Don’t just take our word for it though; 100% of Kelrick Properties customers surveyed, said they would recommend us to family and friends, so you can rest assured you’ll be in a safe pair of hands.
As Ashton-in-Makerfield’s leading local agent, we care about where you live. A family run agency, we’re managed by the company’s original owners, a husband and wife team. We have grown today to a team of ten staff, who are professionally trained and qualified and between them have over 60 years combined experience. Meet our team.
To make your appointment with Kelrick Properties today, call 01942 723 333
I have been with Kelrick for a little over a year, when they found me a cute little terrace to rent in a small village. In the time I have dealt with them, they have been helpful, friendly and have resolved any issues I have had. Good Work.
Andrew Fairhurst, Seller, Ashton-in-Makerfield -
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Participation in our offers are available through Kelrick Properties, located at 18 Gerard St, Ashton in Makerfield, WN4 9AA
This Offer is not available to persons already under contract with Kelrick Properties.
This Offer is subject to availability. Kelrick Properties reserve the right to withdraw it at any time.
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It is very important to choose the area you live in carefully. If you do not like your neighbourhood, you will never feel at home in your new property. To help you decide where to buy/let, we have put together area guides which we hope you will find useful.
Garswood railway station provides direct rail links to Liverpool and Wigan, there are also commuter services to Manchester and Preston.
Good road links are provided by the village’s proximity to the M6 and the A580 East Lancashire Road, and it benefits from being equidistant from St.Helens and Wigan.
Once simply a mill pond built to power Carr’s Mill, this was hugely expanded in the 1750s to provide water to the Sankey Navigation, (Sankey Canal), about a mile away. The lake is a firm favourite, busy with anglers & water sports enthusiasts. It’s also a great place for birdwatchers - herons, great crested grebes, coots & various species of duck and gull can be found here.
Sutton is a district of St Helens. Derived from Sud Tun, the Old English for South Town, Sutton is located in the south of St Helens and dates back hundreds of years. It was originally a Saxon village and its rich seams of coal transformed it from an area of moorland and forest into a thriving community. Mining proved an important part of life in Sutton from the sixteenth century right up until 1991 when the Sutton Manor Colliery closed down. Its history has been largely industrial with occupations such as glass blowing, clay digging, nail making, linen weaving and brewing.
The Sutton Brook navigation reached north Sutton in St Helens in the 1770s bringing with it improved communications and the transportation of fuel. Industries such as the British Plate Glass Company, Sidac and the Sutton Alkali Works sprang up making it a thriving community. The closure of the mines (at Sherdley, Lea Green, Clock Face and Sutton Manor) as well as many of the other traditional industries, drastically changed the landscape and economy of the area.
