Welcome to
Frank Modern
A Better Way to Move Home
Independent Family Run Estate Agents covering Peterborough & Surrounding Areas
Why Peterborough homeowners need a New Style of Estate Agency
Frank Modern is bringing a NEW STYLE of Estate Agency to the Peterborough Region. We are a family run, proudly independent estate agent offering customers a friendly and professional service. Moving home can be one of life’s more stressful events; so, we’ve improved every aspect of your home-moving experience by blending highly personal service with beautiful marketing, world-class technology and traditional values.
Did you know over 50% of all property enquiries fall outside office hours when Estate Agents are closed? Our ‘Customer Portal’ solves this by allowing you and your buyer to manage the entire move 24/7 from anywhere, offering seamless communication on WhatsApp, text, email and phone. So we’ll never miss an opportunity for you. More viewings lead to higher offers and faster sales.
Modern methods, family values
Frank Modern is run by experienced husband-and-wife team Michael and Morgan Parry. Our mission is simple; we will get you the best possible price in the least possible time by working differently to other estate agents. Every move is different, and with over 3,000 property sales between us, you’ll be in safe hands.
We offer a full estate agency service and are centrally located with stylish offices at Stuart House, St Johns Street, Peterborough (with free visitor car parking). Feel free to call us and pop in and see how we can help you – we would love to meet you!
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Recent Blogs
The importance of choosing a correct pricing strategy for your property
Research carried out recently by Rightmove has concluded that properties priced correctly when first coming to market are twice as likely to sell than those which have to be reduced
Peterborough Property Market – What to expect in 2021
2020 was a year where many of us, at some point, assumed the role of ‘armchair’ virologist or economist. After most of the media incorrectly predicted the housing market trends
