For small groups
Two homes, or a handful
Small enough that you still know every resident's name, big enough that a single-home sale is the wrong shape. This is the size one of our buyers likes most.
Who this is for
Owner-run, two to about nine homes
Usually one family or two partners, homes within driving distance of each other, managers who have been there years and ratings that reflect it. England, Wales or Scotland.
Who buys
The buyer who wants exactly this
One of our buyers is looking for well-run small groups specifically — not to break up, and not as a stepping stone to something bigger. Capital is committed before we come to you.
The shapes that work
You do not have to leave for this to work
Sell all of it, walk away
Every home together, one completion, a handover plan for your managers.
Sell the property, keep running them
The buyer takes the freeholds; you carry on operating under an agreement set at the outset. How that works.
Sell some, keep some
A defined sub-portfolio by geography or by home, the rest untouched.
Take capital in, stay in control
Money for the estate while you keep a meaningful stake and keep running the business.
Nothing is circulated, and there is no bid process. One buyer sees it, and only when you say so.
If you are larger
Ten homes or more
A different buyer and a different set of structures. Large groups.
Next step
An unhurried first conversation, off the record.
No mandate, no marketing process. If it is not the right time, we will say so.