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0843 2821 122 Ashdale Name 2 Address 1 Address 2 Address 3 Post Code Telephone Ashdales 92 Queen Street WITHERNSEA HU19 2HB Tel: 0843 2821 122 Ashdales Property Management 4 Owthorne Grange WITHERNSEA HU19 2ES 01964 614441 Ashtons Estate Agents 1 Bootham YORK YO30 7BN Tel: 0843 2838 137 Bairstow Eves 99 Walmgate YORK YO1 9UA Tel: 0843 2818 686 Barratt Homes Ltd 6 Alpha Court Monks Cross Drive, Poppleton YORK YO32 9WN Tel: 0843 2818 313 Beercock Wiles and Wick Holderness Road 368 Holderness Road HULL HU9 3DL Tel: 0843 2821 244 Beercock Wiles and Wick 1 St Augustines Gate HEDON HU12 8EU Tel: 0843 2821 242 Beercock Wiles and Wick 1 Market Place Saturday Market BEVERLEY HU17 8BB Tel: 0843 2821 240 Beercock Wiles and Wick 2-4 George Street COTTINGHAM HU16 5QU Tel: 0843 2821 241 Beercock Wiles and Wick 1 Kingston Road WILLERBY HU10 6AD Tel: 0843 2821 249 Beercock Wiles and Wick 742a Anlaby Road HULL HU4 6BP Tel: 0843 2821 074 Beercock Wiles and Wick Hessle 21a Northgate HESSLE HU13 0LW Tel: 0843 2821 243 ) Beercock, Wiles and Wick 21A Northgate HESSLE 01482 647155 Beercock, Wiles and Wick 11A Prestongate HESSLE 01482 647183 Beercock, Wiles and Wick 160 Newlands Avenue HULL HU3 6EP 01482 343399 Beercock, Wiles and Wick 368 Holderness Road HULL HU5 2NN 01482 320000 Beercock, Wiles and Wick 742A Anlaby Road HULL HU4 6BP 01482 573333 Black Horse Agencies 12 Market Place BEVERLEY HU17 8BB 01482 867979 Blenkin and Co 29 High Petergate YORK YO1 7HP Tel: 0843 2820 540 Bovis Homes Eden Point, Three Acres Lane CHEADLE HULME Cheshire SK8 6RL Tel: 0843 2819 893 Britannia Developments Ltd Lawns House, Lawns Lane Farnley LEEDS LS12 5ET Tel: 0843 2827 142 Buy and Let Unit 2, Pyramid Court Rosetta Way YORK YO26 5NB 01904 799308 BuzzHomes 104 High Street Worle WESTON SUPER MAREBS22 6HD Tel: 0845 459 9952 Carter Jonas 82 Micklegate YORK YO1 6LF Tel: 0843 2837 272 Castle Homes 211 Beverley Road HULL HU5 2TX 01482 473347 Chambers 31 Quay Road BRIDLINGTON YO15 2AR 01262 672088 Chandlers Development 36 Quay Road BRIDLINGTON YO15 2AP 01262 674807 Chesterton Humberts 11 Micklegate YORK YO1 6JH Tel: 0843 2828 168 Choices Investment Acquisition Service Interlet House, Chapel Road SMALLFIELD Surrey RH6 9NW Tel: 0843 2834 108 Chris Clubley and Co Ltd 55 Skillings Lane BROUGH HU15 1BA Tel: 0843 2813 048 Chris Clubley and Co Ltd 49 Market Place POCKLINGTON YO42 2AL 01759 304040 Chris Clubley and Co Ltd 62 Market Place MARKET WEIGHTON YO43 3AL 01482 662211 Churchills 2 Gillygate YORK 01904 646622 Clegg and Son 68 Aire Street GOOLE DN14 5QE 01405 763140 Clegg and Son 17 Market Place HOWDEN DN14 5QE 01430 432211 Codys Estate Agents And Lettings 939 Spring Bank West HULL HU5 5BE Tel: 0843 2820 753 Cranswicks 96 Quay Road BRIDLINGTON YO16 4HZ 01262 672110 D Dunk, Lewis and Graves 3-5 Chaple Street BRIDLINGTON YO15 2DR 01262 672576 Dacre Son and Hartley 8 - 10 Wood Street WAKEFIELD WF1 2ED Tel: 0843 2832 952 Dee Atkinson and Harrison 11 Market Place BEVERLEY HU17 8BB Tel: 0843 2820 772 Dee Atkinson and Harrison 56 Market Place DRIFFIELD YO25 6AW Tel: 0843 2822 787 Dee Atkinson and Harrison 6 Hull Road HESSLE HU13 0AH Tel: 0843 2820 773 Dee Atkinson and Harrison 20 Exchange Street DRIFFIELD YO25 6LD 01377 253151 DH Evans Property Management 31 The Promenade BRIDLINGTON YO15 2PY 01262 609955 Easy House Sales 70 High Street NEWTON LE WILLOWS Merseyside WA12 9SH Tel: 0843 3630 783 Fenton Board Ltd 55-57 Moorgate Street ROTHERHAM South Yorkshire S60 2EY Tel: 0843 2812 016 Frank Hill and Son 18 Market Place PATRINGTON HU12 0RB Tel: 0843 3633 988 Frank Hill.com 27 St Augustines Gate HEDON HU12 8EU Tel: 0843 2818 965 Frank Hill.com 125-127 Queen Street WITHERNSEA HU19 2DJ Tel: 0843 2818 960 Frank Hill.com 220 Hallgate COTTINGHAM HU16 4BQ Tel: 0843 2822 008 Future Planned Oxford House, 56 Teville Road Worthing FILEY BN11 1UY Tel: 0843 2845 235 Gazand Properties Ltd Mr Kevin Wardell 14 Lennox Close, Hunmanby WAKEFIELD YO14 0PY 07725 882192 George Wimpey Taylor Wimpey Yorkshire Sandpiper House, Peel Avenue CALDER PARK WF2 7UA Tel: 0843 2823 589 GR Property Services 116 Quay Road BRIDLINGTON YO16 4JB 01262 605010 Grays and Co Wealdon Hall 51 Goodramgate YORK YO1 7LS 01904 622252 Grays and Co 66/68 Market Street POCKLINGTON YO42 2AF 01759 305262 Grays and Co 26 Market Place DRIFFIELD YO25 6AR 01377 250708 Guardian Lettings and Sales Ltd 11 Humber Street HULL HU1 1TG 01482 319705 Halifax Property Services 30/32 Toll Gavel BEVERLEY HU17 9AR 01482 306150 Halifax Property Services 99 King Street COTTINGHAM HU16 5QF 01482 848120 Halifax Property Services 11 Pasture Road GOOLE DN14 3BP 01405 765068 Halifax Property Services 52/54 Prestongate HESSLE HU13 0RE 01482 641266 Halifax Property Services Queen Victoria House Alfred Gelder Street HULL HU1 2AW 01482 228400 Halifax Property Services 2 Railway Street POCKLINGTON YO42 2QZ 01759 302555 Halifax Property Services 8 The Square WILLERBY HU10 7UA 01482 228400 Halifax Property Services 31 High Petergate YORK YO1 7HP 01904 629333 Haller Evans 1 Parliament Street HULL HU1 2AR Tel: 0843 2821 076 Harman Healy 23 Brighton Road SOUTH CROYDON Surrey CR2 6EA Tel: 0843 2833 439 Harris Bell Associates 64 Flamborough Road BRIDLINGTON YO15 2JW 01262 401011 Harris Estate Agents Northern House Cliffe Street BRIDLINGTON YO15 2NJ 01262 601704 Help2Move Beverley Road Hutton Cranswick DRIFFIELD YO25 9PN Tel: 0843 2821 075 Hodge and Co 12A West End SWANLAND HU14 3PE 01482 632928 Home Estate Agents 107 Chanterlands Avenue HULL HU5 3TG Tel: 0843 2820 801 HomeZone Estate Agents 949-953 Spring Bank West HULL HU5 5BE Tel: 0843 2819 338 Hornseys High Street MARKET WEIGHTON YO43 3AQ Tel: 0843 2820 798 Hornseys 33 High Street MARKET WEIGHTON YO43 3AQ 01482 872551 House Network 99a Victoria Road ROMFORD Essex RM1 2LX Tel: 0845 199 1000 House Simple.co.uk 48 Knowsley Road LONDON SW11 5BL Tel: 0843 3633 976 Hudson Moody Hudson Moody 58 Micklegate YORK YO1 6LF Tel: 0843 2843 203 Hudson Moody 5 High Petergate YORK YO1 7EN 01904 629629 Hudsons Estate Agents 25 The Weir HESSLE HU13 0SB Tel: 0843 2820 759 Humberts 11 Micklegate YORK YO1 6JH 01904 611828 Hunters Property Group 335 Holderness Road HULL HU8 8SH Tel: 0843 2821 124 Hunters Property Group 23 Finkle Street SELBY Yorkshire YO8 4DT Tel: 0843 3631 353 Hunters Property Group 18/19 Colliergate YORK YO1 8BN 01904 621026 Hunters Property Group Vicki Hitchins 18/19 Colliergate YORK YO1 8BN 01904 756100 Inc Estate Agents 627 Anlaby Road HULL HU3 6SU 01482 652266 J Noble and Sons ltd 91 Front Street CHESTER-LE-STREET Co Durham DH3 3BJ 0191 388 7638 Jackson Green and Preston 19 West Saint Mary's Gate GRIMSBY DN31 1LE Tel: 0843 2820 813 Jacksons Property Service 75 Newborough SCARBOROUGH North Yorkshire YO11 1ET Tel: 0843 2815 553 John Hall Estate Agents 14 Market Place HEDON HU12 8JA 01482 896135 John Hall Estate Agents 106 Charterlands Avenue HULL HU5 3TS 01482 445314 John P Dennis and Son 21 St Augustines Gate HEDON HU12 8EU Tel: 0843 2820 829 Kahn Landmark 240 Canal Road BRADFORD BD1 4SX Tel: 0843 2836 922 Knight Frank Country Houses Department 55 Baker Street LONDON W1S 1HZ Tel: 0843 2829 424 Lamberts Estate Agents 18 Propspect Street BRIDLINGTON YO15 2AL 01262 672956 Larards Estate Agents 6 St Augustines Gate HEDON HU12 8EY 01482 896121 Larards Estate Agents 33 Lowgate HULL HU1 1PB 01482 223311 Larards Estate Agents 518 Holderness Road HULL HU9 8DT 01482 787555 Larards Estate Agents 22 Church Street South Cave BROUGH HU15 2EH 01430 424555 Larards Estate Agents 1 The Square WILLERBY HU10 7UA 01482 654555 Larards Lets Rent The Property Centre Main Street WILLERBY HU10 6BP Tel: 0843 2819 738 Larards Residential Sales 1 The Square WILLERBY HU10 7UA Tel: 0843 2813 001) Leirum Developments C/o 97 Kingsgate BRIDLINGTON YO15 3NQ 01262 605965 Leonards 512 Holderness Road HULL HU9 3DS 01482 375212 Leonards 59 Welton Road BROUGH HU15 1AB Tel: 0843 2821 170 Letters of Distinction 169 Holdgate Road YORK YO24 4DF 01904 529539 Letters of Distinction 11 Walmgate YORK YO1 9TX 01904 655200 Lime Property Unit E, Anchor House The Maltings HULL HU1 3HA Tel: 0843 2822 314 Link Agency 27 Pasture Road GOOLE DN14 6BP 01405 768401 Linley and Simpson 23 Micklegate YORK HULL YO1 6JH 0845 362 6265 Malcolm Gold Sales and Lettings 5-6 Villandro House Little Reed Street, Freetown Way HULL HU2 8JL Tel: 0843 2849 474 Maltings Property Management 32 Beverley Road HULL HU3 1YE Tel: 0843 2822 189 Marlborough Estate Agents 57 Chanterlands Avenue HULL HU5 3ST Tel: 0843 2820 958 Marlborough Estate Agents 99 Chanterlands Avenue HULL HU5 3TG 01482 493188 Martin and Co 1 Vine Street YORK 01904 648888 Matthew Limb Estate Agents Unit 2, Brough Shopping Park Welton Road BROUGH HU15 1AF Tel: 0843 2820 870 Minster Property 64 Walmgate YORK YO1 9TL 01904 640640 Mr S Stanton 3a Olivers Lane BRIDLINGTON YO15 2AS 01262 603322 Naver Property Management 64 Spring Bank HULL HU3 1AB 01482 222170 Neil Kaye Estate Agents 155 Newland Avenue HULL HU5 2ER Tel: 0843 2819 329 Neville E Townend 4 Belgravia Road GOOLE DN14 5BU 01405 762626 Nicholas Belt Estate Agents 24 Prospect Street BRIDLINGTON YO15 2AL 01262 672253 Nicholsons 19/21 Quay Road BRIDLINGTON YO15 2AB 01262 677284 Nigel Naish and Co 3 High Petergate YORK YO1 7EN 01904 653564 Oakleaf Homes Ltd East Midlands Tel: 0843 2810 302 Original Property Services 4 Propsect Street BRIDLINGTON YO15 2AL 01262 675916 P4I 174 Stamford Hill LONDON N16 6QX Tel: 0843 2817 917 Palmers Estate Agents 222 Newland Avenue HULL HU5 2NB Tel: 0843 2822 013 Park Row Properties 18 Boothferry Road GOOLE DN14 5DA Tel: 01405 76 11 99 Park Row Properties 14 Finkle Street
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