Branch Manager

| Branch Manager | Estate Agency | £30,000 Basic + Commission | North London |

Experienced in the North London property market with strong local knowledge and a proven track record of winning new business?

We're recruiting for a Branch Manager to join a successful estate agency, leading a branch team and driving sales, revenue and new instructions across the local market.

This is a great opportunity for an experienced estate agency professional with strong knowledge of Stoke Newington and the surrounding areas, excellent local connections, and a proven ability to generate their own valuations and win instructions.

The Role

As a Branch Manager, you will:

• Lead, motivate and develop the branch team to achieve sales and revenue targets
• Drive new business through valuations, prospecting and winning new instructions
• Manage branch performance, monitoring KPIs, targets and conversion rates
• Oversee sales and negotiations, ensuring deals progress smoothly through to completion
• Deliver excellent customer service and build strong relationships with vendors, buyers and local contacts
• Contribute to the continued growth and success of the branch

Branch Manager requirements:

• Proven experience within the North London property market
• Strong knowledge of Stoke Newington and the surrounding areas
• Live locally or within a reasonable commuting distance
• Strong local connections and an established network within the area
• Proven track record of generating your own valuations and winning instructions
• Excellent communication, negotiation and relationship-building skills
• Confident, commercially minded and target-driven

What's on Offer?

• £30,000 basic salary, dependent on experience
• Great commission structure
• Regular incentives
• Regular in-house training and coaching
• Fantastic working environment

Working Hours

• Monday to Friday: 8:30am–6:00pm
• Saturday: 9:00am–5:00pm
• One weekday off when working Saturday

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