With our sole purpose to provide our Clients with a very personal and professional service, by using sophisticated marketing technologies (including advertising on the two largest property portals Right Move and Zoopla) and combining this with empathy and continued support we feel that we can do so throughout the whole Sale process.

We would be delighted to meet with you and carry out a no-obligation market appraisal of your home, property or development. 

Not only can we help you understand the current market, but we can also offer sound advice on how you could potentially improve your chances of a higher asking price or a quicker sale relative to your own position.

Darren or Karen Blower will accompany any prospective buyers viewing your property or home, offering a seamless pathway through familiarity with your property and offering virtual feedback as soon as possible after the viewing has taken place.

We want to make your experience with Darren Blower Bespoke Estate Agents enjoyable for both Sellers and Buyers alike. Let us take the stress away from what we know (from both a personal and professional perspective!) can be an emotional and tense time, by personally managing any offers and ensuring that the exchange and completion process runs as smoothly as possible from start to finish.

We will also keep Prospective Buyers registered on our database updated on any new properties that match their requirements and consult with our Clients regarding any queries or offers made on their behalf. 

We are contactable from 7.00 am to 8.00 pm seven days a week, ensuring that we can be available to deal with your needs out of the standard core business hours. We realise that the weekends can sometimes be a more convenient time to arrange market appraisals and viewings, our extended weekend hours offer this flexibility.

We cover the following coastal areas in North Cornwall: Rock, Padstow, Polzeath, Port Isaac, Wadebridge, and reaching out to the surrounding areas such as: Bodmin, Chapel Amble, Delabole, St. Mabyn, St. Merryn, St. Minver, St. Teath, Trevone and Trevose to name just a few.

We can arrange for a local company to prepare a detailed floorplan for your property as well as organising an up to date EPC if necessary.

We can offer a Staging and Styling service, if required, to showcase your property to look its best, with a view to reaching your property’s full potential value.

The village of Rock, situated in North Cornwall, is a charming and idyllic coastal destination loved by many. This picturesque village, nestled along the banks of the Camel Estuary, boasts a unique blend of natural beauty, a host of amenities and relaxed seaside ambiance.

One of the village’s standout features is its stunning sandy “Rock Beach”. From Rock Beach there are far-reaching views along the wide Camel Estuary. Rock and the surrounding coast are a wildlife-watchers haven, an absolute walkers delight along the coastal routes across the sand and dunes to Daymer Bay, Polzeath and beyond. Rock also caters for water sport enthusiasts and the St Enodoc Golf course is justifiably ranked as one of the most agreeable links courses in the whole of the UK.

A small ferry from Rock makes the short trip over the Estuary to bustling Padstow.

Rock is also a haven for food enthusiasts offering a unique selection of choices.

A pretty harbour with bustling streets, an array of shops and a flourishing foodie scene, situated on one of the most stunning stretches of coast.

Padstow is well known for the quality of its food and dining. But it is not just fine restaurants; there are cafes, artisan coffee shops, bistros, snug tearooms, specialist wine, gin and ale outlets/bars and a handful of welcoming pubs all dotted around the harbour. Of course, there are always Cornish pasties and traditional fish and chips if you fancy grabbing a take-away, just watch out for the pesky seagulls!

With narrow winding streets lined with pretty whitewashed cottages overlooking a small harbour, Port Isaac is a truly picturesque village. Set amidst rugged and magnificent coastal scenery, you can understand why it has become something of a film star in recent years.

With narrow winding streets lined with pretty whitewashed cottages overlooking a small harbour, Port Isaac is a truly picturesque village. Set amidst rugged and magnificent coastal scenery, you can understand why it has become something of a film star in recent years.

This traditional fishing village has a successful fishing industry where the focus is also on the importance of fishing conservation.

The village is home to the TV series Doc Martin and the infamous Fisherman’s Friends shanty singers. The Port Isaac Heritage group of volunteers collect, record and arrange exhibitions of the important history of Port Isaac and district ensuring it is preserved for future generations.

The small village of Polzeath is a haven for surfers and beach lovers alike! Polzeath is home to a fantastic beach and is an extremely popular surfing destination. The beach is a magnificent stretch of golden sand situated between Pentire Head to the north and the mouth of the Camel Estuary. There are a selection of shops and eateries to be discovered and enjoyed.

It was a favourite haunt of the late Poet Laureate, Sir John Betjeman, and is celebrated in some of his verse. He even chose the church at St. Enodoc as his final resting place.

A small ferry from Rock makes the short trip over the Estuary to bustling Padstow.

Rock is also a haven for food enthusiasts offering a unique selection of choices.

Wadebridge is a bustling market town situated in North Cornwall. Wadebridge has a busy high street boasting independent shops which offer a unique shopping experience. The town also offers access to some of the larger supermarkets for those “Friday Night Big shops!”

Wadebridge has access to the necessities such as Pharmacies, GP Surgeries, and Dental Practices.

Wadebridge is home to the renowned Royal Cornwall Showground.

The town also benefits from the Camel Trail, a stunning cycle route which runs along the River Camel connecting Padstow, Wadebridge, and Bodmin.