Benfleet Estate Agents

haart Benfleet is part of the UK’s largest independent estate agent. We help thousands of people every year, whether they’re looking for their dream property, a great investment, or they want to sell their home.

We cover Daws Heath, Hadleigh, Thundersley, New Thundersley, Hope's Green, South Benfleet and Tarpots among other areas around Benfleet so please get in touch if we can help you with your move. 

Benfleet is a pretty town near the Thames Estuary. It is close to the seaside town of Canvey Island, as well as the vast Hadleigh Country Park, which offers 387 acres to explore. There’s a wide range of property types to choose from and many are very affordable, making this a superb area if you’re keen to get on the property ladder.

There are some great pubs in the area and good schools too. The M25 is within easy reach and regular train services go from Benfleet Station into London Fenchurch Street. So, whether you’re looking for a spacious family home close to a great school or a new build that’s close to a station, haart can help you find your ideal property in Benfleet. 

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South Essex includes areas such as Canvey Island plus the village of Bowers Gifford near North Benfleet, with many of the properties being very affordable, great for people wanting to get on the property ladder.

The area has a great community feel and nearby major roads include the A127, A13, and M25, which is just a 20-minute drive away, meaning it is great for commuters heading out of the county.

There are regular train services from Benfleet station on the London Fenchurch Street to Shoeburyness line.

The area is also steeped in history; in 894 there was a huge battle here between the Vikings and Saxons. It was a time when the Thames and other waterways made the area vulnerable to Viking attacks. The army of King Alfred defeated the Vikings, and a church was built by the Saxons in thanksgiving for the victory, with St Mary's Church on the High Road the most recent church to occupy this historic site.