We have just bought a house through Khalid at Ellis & Co Finchley Estate. I cannot express in words the incredible work that Khalid and his team do, the communication was brilliant, very kind and positive all the way through the process. Khalid is very professional and he knows exactly what he is doing, has been very helpful and patient with us. I will definitely recommend anyone looking to buy a property to not hesitate and get in contact with Khalid as you will have a stress free and very professional journey to purchasing a property. Khalid has earned my respect and i wish him and his team all the best. Keep up the good work that you are doing!

We had a great property buying experience with Steven at Ellis & Co. Professional, helpful and friendly which made the whole process much easier. Thanks for all your help!

"Results Not Promises", proclaims the sign outside Ellis and Co Finchley. It's been there a while. I knew that in this case, there is indeed truth in advertising, because Khalid, Ellis & Co's owner, sold me my first ever little flat in Finchley way back in 1997 (for £59,999; how times change), when he was Senior Negotiator, and subsequently let it out short-term when I needed it. Fast forward to the end of 2014 and I came up with the mad idea of selling my flat, and buying somewhere smaller, outright, with the profit. There was only one man I was going to count on for this life-changing mission. With his trademark grin, Khalid agreed that it was so crazy, it just might work. No sales talk. No daft promises. Just realism, solid advice, and easily the most professional set-up I have encountered on my property selling/buying journey. I had spoken to all of the major estate agents in the area and with all due respect to them - some are excellent, others less so - none of even the very best could match Ellis and Co. All I was hearing was the usual sales talk: you need to sell before the election; criticising other agents; we can get XYZ money for your flat. One shoulder pad-wearing shyster even got my name wrong. And so it began. As you'll no doubt be aware, selling a leasehold flat in England is one of the three major life stressors (bereavement and divorce being the others). Unfortunately, this sale was even more complicated and stressful due to lease changes, involving freeholders and other solicitors. It ended up being utterly horrendous; our buyer pulled out on contract exchange day, leaving me with debts incurred due to legal fees. I was close to walking away, wondering how I was going to pay off my incurred legal fees. However, I knew that I had the right agent, and Khalid - together with Hiran and Steve - provided the ultimate in professionalism, humour, calm and sound advice to navigate the storm. Not once did I ever doubt that Khalid, the man I've referred to as "The Jedi Master of Estate Agents" would come good. Things became even more difficult once Khalid found another buyer, and I was doubtful all the way up to exchange but once again, I was given very sound advice, which helped to keep me composed enough to see everything through. Of course, I was helped by a very good solicitor; but Khalid was in many ways the liaison between me and my buyer; the point of the spear. When we finally exchanged, as is often the way in long, difficult and stressful experiences, there was very little euphoria, but in the moments after exchange and completion, and as my new-found freedom sinks in, I feel hugely appreciative towards Khalid and his team; it really was a genuine pleasure to pay their commission, and to bring them a bottle of fizz and some chocolates after. Though I have found a flat via another agent, Khalid still to this day has offered me his advice on anything to do with the purchase. As my friends have said (it got to the point during this 10 month experience that they were asking after Khalid when I spoke to them), it shows that although Khalid is a highly astute businessman, he also a geniunely very kind, pleasant and decent man. If there comes a time when I have to sell or if I choose to let out my new flat, even though it's out of Ellis & Co's catchment area, I will insist on them handling my dealings. Estate agents have a mixed (and often wrongly maligned) reputation; Ellis and Co Finchley are not a bunch of sales people - they are property professionals who unlike some agents WILL return your calls and emails, and WILL do what they say they are going to do. I have been on the end of what I can only describe as blatant lying by some agents, and it is staggering what a difference there can be in quality. So save time - call Ellis and Co in Finchley. So in all, obviously I wouldn't hesitate in recommending this crack team of fantastic, knowledgable professionals and their charismatic leader; in fact, the only reason I'm giving them five stars is because I can't give them six. Terrific.

Friendly and professional Khalid and the team have always been extremely efficient and friendly. We rented with Ellis and then bought and both experiences have been great. They go the extra mile for their clients. Thank you

"Results Not Promises", proclaims the sign outside Ellis and Co Finchley. It's been there a while. I knew that in this case, there is indeed truth in advertising, because Khalid, Ellis & Co's owner, sold me my first ever little flat in Finchley way back in 1997 (for £59,999; how times change), when he was Senior Negotiator, and subsequently let it out short-term when I needed it. Fast forward to the end of 2014 and I came up with the mad idea of selling my flat, and buying somewhere smaller, outright, with the profit. There was only one man I was going to count on for this life-changing mission. With his trademark grin, Khalid agreed that it was so crazy, it just might work. No sales talk. No daft promises. Just realism, solid advice, and easily the most professional set-up I have encountered on my property selling/buying journey. I had spoken to all of the major estate agents in the area and with all due respect to them - some are excellent, others less so - none of even the very best could match Ellis and Co. All I was hearing was the usual sales talk: you need to sell before the election; criticising other agents; we can get XYZ money for your flat. One shoulder pad-wearing shyster even got my name wrong. And so it began. As you'll no doubt be aware, selling a leasehold flat in England is one of the three major life stressors (bereavement and divorce being the others). Unfortunately, this sale was even more complicated and stressful due to lease changes, involving freeholders and other solicitors. It ended up being utterly horrendous; our buyer pulled out on contract exchange day, leaving me with debts incurred due to legal fees. I was close to walking away, wondering how I was going to pay off my incurred legal fees. However, I knew that I had the right agent, and Khalid - together with Hiran and Steve - provided the ultimate in professionalism, humour, calm and sound advice to navigate the storm. Not once did I ever doubt that Khalid, the man I've referred to as "The Jedi Master of Estate Agents" would come good. Things became even more difficult once Khalid found another buyer, and I was doubtful all the way up to exchange but once again, I was given very sound advice, which helped to keep me composed enough to see everything through. Of course, I was helped by a very good solicitor; but Khalid was in many ways the liaison between me and my buyer; the point of the spear. When we finally exchanged, as is often the way in long, difficult and stressful experiences, there was very little euphoria, but in the moments after exchange and completion, and as my new-found freedom sinks in, I feel hugely appreciative towards Khalid and his team; it really was a genuine pleasure to pay their commission, and to bring them a bottle of fizz and some chocolates after. Though I have found a flat via another agent, Khalid still to this day has offered me his advice on anything to do with the purchase. As my friends have said (it got to the point during this 10 month experience that they were asking after Khalid when I spoke to them), it shows that although Khalid is a highly astute businessman, he also a geniunely very kind, pleasant and decent man. If there comes a time when I have to sell or if I choose to let out my new flat, even though it's out of Ellis & Co's catchment area, I will insist on them handling my dealings. Estate agents have a mixed (and often wrongly maligned) reputation; Ellis and Co Finchley are not a bunch of sales people - they are property professionals who unlike some agents WILL return your calls and emails, and WILL do what they say they are going to do. I have been on the end of what I can only describe as blatant lying by some agents, and it is staggering what a difference there can be in quality. So save time - call Ellis and Co in Finchley. So in all, obviously I wouldn't hesitate in recommending this crack team of fantastic, knowledgable professionals and their charismatic leader; in fact, the only reason I'm giving them five stars is because I can't give them six. Terrific.

Friendly and professional Khalid and the team have always been extremely efficient and friendly. We rented with Ellis and then bought and both experiences have been great. They go the extra mile for their clients. Thank you

"Results Not Promises", proclaims the sign outside Ellis and Co Finchley. It's been there a while. I knew that in this case, there is indeed truth in advertising, because Khalid, Ellis & Co's owner, sold me my first ever little flat in Finchley way back in 1997 (for £59,999; how times change), when he was Senior Negotiator, and subsequently let it out short-term when I needed it. Fast forward to the end of 2014 and I came up with the mad idea of selling my flat, and buying somewhere smaller, outright, with the profit. There was only one man I was going to count on for this life-changing mission. With his trademark grin, Khalid agreed that it was so crazy, it just might work. No sales talk. No daft promises. Just realism, solid advice, and easily the most professional set-up I have encountered on my property selling/buying journey. I had spoken to all of the major estate agents in the area and with all due respect to them - some are excellent, others less so - none of even the very best could match Ellis and Co. All I was hearing was the usual sales talk: you need to sell before the election; criticising other agents; we can get XYZ money for your flat. One shoulder pad-wearing shyster even got my name wrong. And so it began. As you'll no doubt be aware, selling a leasehold flat in England is one of the three major life stressors (bereavement and divorce being the others). Unfortunately, this sale was even more complicated and stressful due to lease changes, involving freeholders and other solicitors. It ended up being utterly horrendous; our buyer pulled out on contract exchange day, leaving me with debts incurred due to legal fees. I was close to walking away, wondering how I was going to pay off my incurred legal fees. However, I knew that I had the right agent, and Khalid - together with Hiran and Steve - provided the ultimate in professionalism, humour, calm and sound advice to navigate the storm. Not once did I ever doubt that Khalid, the man I've referred to as "The Jedi Master of Estate Agents" would come good. Things became even more difficult once Khalid found another buyer, and I was doubtful all the way up to exchange but once again, I was given very sound advice, which helped to keep me composed enough to see everything through. Of course, I was helped by a very good solicitor; but Khalid was in many ways the liaison between me and my buyer; the point of the spear. When we finally exchanged, as is often the way in long, difficult and stressful experiences, there was very little euphoria, but in the moments after exchange and completion, and as my new-found freedom sinks in, I feel hugely appreciative towards Khalid and his team; it really was a genuine pleasure to pay their commission, and to bring them a bottle of fizz and some chocolates after. Though I have found a flat via another agent, Khalid still to this day has offered me his advice on anything to do with the purchase. As my friends have said (it got to the point during this 10 month experience that they were asking after Khalid when I spoke to them), it shows that although Khalid is a highly astute businessman, he also a geniunely very kind, pleasant and decent man. If there comes a time when I have to sell or if I choose to let out my new flat, even though it's out of Ellis & Co's catchment area, I will insist on them handling my dealings. Estate agents have a mixed (and often wrongly maligned) reputation; Ellis and Co Finchley are not a bunch of sales people - they are property professionals who unlike some agents WILL return your calls and emails, and WILL do what they say they are going to do. I have been on the end of what I can only describe as blatant lying by some agents, and it is staggering what a difference there can be in quality. So save time - call Ellis and Co in Finchley. So in all, obviously I wouldn't hesitate in recommending this crack team of fantastic, knowledgable professionals and their charismatic leader; in fact, the only reason I'm giving them five stars is because I can't give them six. Terrific.

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Proactive and efficient- they got my flat sold and took the job seriously. Thank youPositiveQuality

Excellent service. Always available to allow further views of the flat we purchased.