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Estate agent website design for sales, lettings and developers

A site that wins instructions, not just viewings: valuation requests answered fast, listings fed straight from your CRM and new schemes shown properly.

Websites for property & estate agents

Estate agent website design starts with an awkward fact: buyers and tenants mostly find your stock on Rightmove, Zoopla and OnTheMarket, so your own site has to do the jobs the portals will not. It wins vendor and landlord instructions, proves you know the patch street by street, and gives applicants a reason to register with you directly. That changes what sits on the homepage and what gets measured.

Sales, lettings and new homes each need something different. A sales branch needs valuation requests and local market proof. A letting agency needs landlord service pages, compliance information and clear fees. A developer needs one strong page per scheme, with plots, specifications and a way to book the show home. We design for the mix you actually run, and connect it to the CRM your negotiators already live in.

Wheatley Developments: Website for a Yorkshire new-homes developer, with a scroll-built tour of Hunton Grange.

What goes wrong

  1. Portal dependenceIf Rightmove is your website, you rent your own leads.
  2. Valuation leads lostLandlords and sellers who aren't answered quickly go elsewhere.
  3. Flat development pagesA new scheme deserves more than a gallery and a PDF.

What we build instead

  • Valuation funnelInstant online valuation requests with fast follow-up.
  • Property searchFed from your CRM (Reapit, Alto, Street and others).
  • Development showcasesScroll-animated reveals, floor plans and plot availability.

Real estate website design built around valuation leads

For most agencies the valuation request is the single most valuable action on the site, and it is usually buried behind a generic contact form. We give it its own journey. A seller enters a postcode, property type and when they hope to move, and the request goes to the right branch with the source recorded. They get an acknowledgement straight away and a negotiator calls while the intent is still warm. Around that sit area guides that answer what owners in each postcode actually ask: what has sold nearby, which schools matter, how long homes take to go under offer.

  • Valuation request with branch routing by postcode
  • Instant email and text acknowledgement, then a negotiator call
  • Area guides written for sellers and landlords, not just buyers
  • Lead source tracking, so you can see which pages earn instructions

Letting agency website design with live CRM property feeds

Listings should never be typed in twice. Reapit, Alto, Street and most other agency CRMs provide a feed or API, so search results, photos, floor plans and statuses such as Under Offer or Let Agreed update on your site as your team updates the CRM. Each listing has room for the material information buyers and tenants now expect up front, from tenure and council tax band to broadband and flood risk. For lettings, the site also carries what landlords and tenants look for before they call: your fees, your redress scheme, client money protection, and plain explanations of let only and fully managed service, deposit protection, gas safety and electrical checks.

Property developer website design and development microsites

A new scheme sells on feeling as much as floor area, and a gallery with a PDF brochure rarely carries that. A development microsite tells the story in order: the setting, the street scene, the house types, then the plot that is still available. Interactive site plans show which plots are released, reserved or sold, specifications sit beside each house type, and register interest and show home booking forms feed your sales team directly. Our property work includes Wheatley Developments, a website for a Yorkshire new-homes developer, with a scroll-built development tour, and Park Lane Homes, an animated development concept with a scroll tour from drone film to floor plan.

What your website needs

  • Valuation and market appraisal funnel with branch routing
  • Property search fed from Reapit, Alto, Street or your CRM
  • Material information shown clearly on every listing
  • Landlord pages with fees, redress and client money protection details
  • Branch and area guide pages for local search
  • Development microsites with interactive plot availability
  • Register interest and viewing booking linked to your CRM
  • Automated follow-up for valuation and landlord enquiries

Related work

Wheatley Developments website

Wheatley DevelopmentsWebsite for a Yorkshire new-homes developer, with a scroll-built tour of Hunton Grange.

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Park Lane Homes website

Park Lane HomesAnimated development concept: a scroll tour of Plot 4 at Granby Farm Grove, from drone film to floor plan.

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Questions

How much does estate agent website design cost in the UK?

It depends on scope: the number of branches, whether you need sales and lettings search, CRM integration, and any development microsites. A single-branch site with a property feed is a different project from a multi-branch group. The free audit gives you a written quote based on what you actually need.

Which property CRMs can you connect a website to?

We work from the feed or API your CRM provides. Reapit, Alto and Street all offer ways to publish listings to your own site, and most other agency platforms do too. We confirm the connection method and what data is available during the audit.

What does a letting agent website need to display?

Letting agents in England are expected to publish their fees, the redress scheme they belong to and whether they hold client money protection, and listings should carry material information. This is general guidance rather than legal advice, so confirm the details with your trade body or compliance lead.

Do estate agents still need their own website if they are on Rightmove?

Yes. Portals bring applicants to your listings, but they do not win you instructions. Your own site is where sellers and landlords judge whether to trust you, where valuation requests land, and where the relationship belongs to you rather than the portal.

Can you build a website for a single new-homes development?

Yes. A development microsite can sit on its own domain or under your main site, with the scheme story, house types, plot availability, specifications and show home booking. It can be retired or archived once the last plot sells.

How do estate agents rank for searches like estate agents near me?

Through a properly set up Google Business Profile for each branch, branch pages with real local detail, and area guides that answer local questions. Fast pages and consistent branch details across the web matter as much as the copy itself.

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