Full estate agency service in Romford with no commission, no hidden fees, and nothing to pay until your property sells.
If you’re thinking of selling your house in Romford, ABC Gone offers a full estate agency service for a fixed £1,800 fee with no commission. Our local team handles everything from valuation and marketing to negotiations and completion.
Why Romford homeowners choose ABC Gone:
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Thinking of selling your home in Romford?
Get a free, no-obligation valuation from our local Romford experts and learn how our £1,800 fixed-fee sales service works.
No commission. No upfront costs. Nothing to pay until your home sells.
We’re proud to have helped hundreds of homeowners across Romford and surrounding areas sell their homes successfully. Our clients consistently rate us highly for our honest advice, transparent pricing, and professional service. See what sellers are saying about ABC Gone.
Whether you’re upsizing, downsizing, relocating, or releasing equity, selling a home can feel overwhelming. Choosing the right estate agent can make a significant difference to both the speed of your sale and the amount you keep from it.
At ABC Gone, we offer a full estate agency service for a fixed fee of £1,800, helping homeowners sell their properties without the high commission typically charged by traditional estate agents.
You receive the same professional service you would expect from a traditional agency — but without paying thousands in commission.
Many traditional estate agents charge 1% to 1.5% commission of your property’s sale price.
That means if your home sells for £400,000, you could pay:
Traditional Estate Agent
1.5% commission = £6,000
ABC Gone Fixed Fee
Complete service = £1,800
That means you keep £4,200 more from your sale.
Our fixed fee means you always know exactly what you’re paying — with no hidden costs and no surprises.
Selling your home doesn’t need to be slow or expensive.
At ABC Gone, we’ve made it simple, transparent, and affordable — with a fixed fee of £1,800 and full local support.
Here’s how the process works:
Book Your Free Valuation and let us handle the rest!
Book Your Free Valuation and let us handle the rest!
We don’t take a penny until your property is sold. That’s our guarantee.
You keep more of your sale price and avoid paying 1–2% in commission to traditional agents.
£1,800 + VAT Fixed Fee – Pay nothing until your house sells
No Commission – Keep more of your sale price
Local Experts in Romford – 18+ years of area knowledge
Listed on All Major Portals Including — Rightmove, Zoopla, OnTheMarket
Full Marketing Included – Professional photography, drone footage, virtual tours, floorplans
Dedicated Agent – One point of contact from offer to completion
Offers Negotiated on Your Behalf – We aim for your best price
Full Sales Progression Support – We handle the legal follow-up
No upfront cost. You only pay once your property is sold — not before.
We advertise your home on Rightmove, Zoopla, OnTheMarket, and more for maximum exposure.
Professional photography, drone shots, floorplans, and virtual tours — all covered in your fixed fee.
No call centres. A dedicated local expert manages everything from valuation to completion.
We handle viewings, offers, and push your sale through with your solicitor — you stay stress-free.
We know your area. We price it right, attract the right buyers, and help you move faster.
Need to sell fast?
ABC Gone will have your property live on Rightmove, Zoopla, and OnTheMarket within 48 hours — fully photographed, professionally listed, and ready to attract buyers.
What you get:
Quick turnaround — live within 2 working days
Local agents who handle everything for you
High-quality photos, floorplans, and descriptions
Expert sales team managing all offers
You’re not just listing — you’re making a smart, fast move.
Feature | ABC Gone | Traditional Agent | Online Agent |
|---|---|---|---|
Fixed Fee |
✅ £1,800 + VAT only on completion |
❌ (1–2% fee) |
✅ |
Local Agent Support |
✅ |
✅ |
❌ |
Full Sales Progression |
✅ |
✅ |
❌ |
Rightmove & Zoopla Listings |
✅ |
✅ |
✅ |
✅ Local knowledge of the Romford property market
✅ Award-winning customer service
✅ Real relationships with our Vendors and buyers
✅ Full-service support — from valuation to sale completion
ABC Gone is based right here in Romford, so we know the area inside out.
We cover all parts of Romford, including:
Our local base means faster service, better market insight, and a team that’s always nearby when you need us.
Branch Manager
Letting Manager
Operations Manager
Beth Arslan
Head of Revenue
Looking to sell your property in Romford ?
Get a free, no-obligation valuation with our Romford estate agents at ABC Gone Ltd.
Reach out to Beth Arslan for a friendly and professional assessment.
Professional Photography
Floorplans
Drone Coverage
Virtual Tours
Listings on Rightmove, Zoopla & OTM
Dedicated Sales Agent
Full Offer Negotiation
Legal Sales Progression
All included. No upsells. No catch.
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Romford continues to be one of East London’s most active property markets, with strong demand from buyers thanks to excellent transport links including the Elizabeth Line.
The area attracts a wide range of buyers including commuters, families, and investors, making it an attractive location for sellers.
ABC Gone has helped homeowners across Romford, Gidea Park, Harold Hill and Collier Row successfully sell their homes while saving thousands in estate agent fees.
If you are considering selling your home in Romford, our local experts can provide a free property valuation and advice on the best strategy for your sale.
The Romford area borders the Essex countryside and the heart of London, allowing residents to benefit from the best of both worlds – with plenty of greenery available and plenty of schools, shops and restaurants available too. Romford’s full of attractive properties for sale, especially in the suburbs of Gidea Park. The introduction of Crossrail has further opened Romford to the rest of London, making travel even easier and the area an even more attractive place to live.
Romford has long been earmarked as one of London’s 30 Housing Zones, and one of its 13 metropolitan centres – meaning it has received significant investment into its much of its housing, infrastructure and facilities. As a focal point of government development, it’s a great place to live which is increasing in value.
There is plenty do do in Romfors, especially when it comes to outdoor spaces to explore. Here are just a few of the options available.
Romford has an excellent selection of schools, making it the ideal place to live for families with children of different ages. Below you can explore some of the schools in Romford (with their Ofsted ratings attached).
If you’re looking for an exhaustive list, then look at this local government portal.
Romford is well connected with plenty of transport options inside the town and into the surrounding area. Here is a breakdown of the travel options available.
Romford is well served when it comes to shops, restaurants and leisure facilities. For example, the town centre has multiple Tesco shops as well as a larger Sainsbury’s, Asda, Aldi and Lidl. There are also numerous high-street stores available through the well-known Mercury Shopping Centre, Liberty Shopping Centre and Brewery Shopping Centre.
Options within these well-known stores include cinemas, book shops, fashion boutiques, jewellers and a host of different eateries. There are three local leisure centres, accessibly located in the centre of Romford which contain swimming, sports and gym facilities. Equally, there are two nearby hospitals with A&E facilities.
In Romford, you can find traditional Edwardian and Victorian terraces and semis, along with a smattering of post-war developments too. Recent and ongoing regeneration projects, such as the redevelopment around Queen’s Hospital, are further expanding Romford’s housing stock with new apartments and mixed-use developments.
House prices have shown healthy growth in recent years, with the average sold price across this last year reaching £450,000, representing an increase of around 6-10% over the past five years. This upward trend reflects Romford’s increasing desirability as an interesting and affordable option (especially considering its commuting distance of London).
Romford’s rental market is active, and similarly thriving due to its proximity to central London and its good transport links. Average monthly rents for a one-bedroom flat range from £1,100 to £1,500, while two-bedroom properties can fetch between £1,400 and £1,800 per month.
Romford is a rapidly growing town in the North London borough of Havering. Its location makes it an excellent choice for young families, commuters and retirees who want to escape the cost and hectic lifestyle of Central London, but also want to keep within reasonable distance of the city. Read more about the local area below.
The Romford area borders the Essex countryside and the heart of London, allowing residents to benefit from the best of both worlds – with plenty of greenery available and plenty of schools, shops and restaurants available too. Romford’s full of attractive properties for sale, especially in the suburbs of Gidea Park. The introduction of Crossrail has further opened Romford to the rest of London, making travel even easier and the area an even more attractive place to live.
Romford has long been earmarked as one of London’s 30 Housing Zones, and one of its 13 metropolitan centres – meaning it has received significant investment into its much of its housing, infrastructure and facilities. As a focal point of government development, it’s a great place to live which is increasing in value.
There is plenty do do in Romfors, especially when it comes to outdoor spaces to explore. Here are just a few of the options available.
Romford has an excellent selection of schools, making it the ideal place to live for families with children of different ages. Below you can explore some of the schools in Romford (with their Ofsted ratings attached).
If you’re looking for an exhaustive list, then look at this local government portal.
Romford is well connected with plenty of transport options inside the town and into the surrounding area. Here is a breakdown of the travel options available.
Romford is well served when it comes to shops, restaurants and leisure facilities. For example, the town centre has multiple Tesco shops as well as a larger Sainsbury’s, Asda, Aldi and Lidl. There are also numerous high-street stores available through the well-known Mercury Shopping Centre, Liberty Shopping Centre and Brewery Shopping Centre.
Options within these well-known stores include cinemas, book shops, fashion boutiques, jewellers and a host of different eateries. There are three local leisure centres, accessibly located in the centre of Romford which contain swimming, sports and gym facilities. Equally, there are two nearby hospitals with A&E facilities.
In Romford, you can find traditional Edwardian and Victorian terraces and semis, along with a smattering of post-war developments too. Recent and ongoing regeneration projects, such as the redevelopment around Queen’s Hospital, are further expanding Romford’s housing stock with new apartments and mixed-use developments.
House prices have shown healthy growth in recent years, with the average sold price across this last year reaching £450,000, representing an increase of around 6-10% over the past five years. This upward trend reflects Romford’s increasing desirability as an interesting and affordable option (especially considering its commuting distance of London).
Romford’s rental market is active, and similarly thriving due to its proximity to central London and its good transport links. Average monthly rents for a one-bedroom flat range from £1,100 to £1,500, while two-bedroom properties can fetch between £1,400 and £1,800 per month.
The Romford area borders the Essex countryside and the heart of London, allowing residents to benefit from the best of both worlds – with plenty of greenery available and plenty of schools, shops and restaurants available too. Romford’s full of attractive properties for sale, especially in the suburbs of Gidea Park. The introduction of Crossrail has further opened Romford to the rest of London, making travel even easier and the area an even more attractive place to live.
Romford has long been earmarked as one of London’s 30 Housing Zones, and one of its 13 metropolitan centres – meaning it has received significant investment into its much of its housing, infrastructure and facilities. As a focal point of government development, it’s a great place to live which is increasing in value.
There is plenty do do in Romfors, especially when it comes to outdoor spaces to explore. Here are just a few of the options available.
Romford has an excellent selection of schools, making it the ideal place to live for families with children of different ages. Below you can explore some of the schools in Romford (with their Ofsted ratings attached).
If you’re looking for an exhaustive list, then look at this local government portal.
Romford is well connected with plenty of transport options inside the town and into the surrounding area. Here is a breakdown of the travel options available.
Romford is well served when it comes to shops, restaurants and leisure facilities. For example, the town centre has multiple Tesco shops as well as a larger Sainsbury’s, Asda, Aldi and Lidl. There are also numerous high-street stores available through the well-known Mercury Shopping Centre, Liberty Shopping Centre and Brewery Shopping Centre.
Options within these well-known stores include cinemas, book shops, fashion boutiques, jewellers and a host of different eateries. There are three local leisure centres, accessibly located in the centre of Romford which contain swimming, sports and gym facilities. Equally, there are two nearby hospitals with A&E facilities.
In Romford, you can find traditional Edwardian and Victorian terraces and semis, along with a smattering of post-war developments too. Recent and ongoing regeneration projects, such as the redevelopment around Queen’s Hospital, are further expanding Romford’s housing stock with new apartments and mixed-use developments.
House prices have shown healthy growth in recent years, with the average sold price across this last year reaching £450,000, representing an increase of around 6-10% over the past five years. This upward trend reflects Romford’s increasing desirability as an interesting and affordable option (especially considering its commuting distance of London).
Romford’s rental market is active, and similarly thriving due to its proximity to central London and its good transport links. Average monthly rents for a one-bedroom flat range from £1,100 to £1,500, while two-bedroom properties can fetch between £1,400 and £1,800 per month.
No. Our £1,800 fee is payable only when your property successfully sells.
Your property will be listed on major portals including Rightmove, Zoopla and OnTheMarket.
Yes. Our experienced agents manage enquiries, viewings and negotiations on your behalf.
Most properties can be listed within 48 hours of your valuation appointment.
Need accurate property help and advice? Our specialist estate agents in Romford will use their knowledge and experience to help you find or sell property. Equally, our Romford letting agents can introduce you to a range of property management services, or help you find your next rental home – with award-winning customer service as standard.
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