Clive Pearce Property

Residential sales in Cornwall

Clive Pearce Property is an independent, family-run estate agency with a city-centre office in Truro. It focuses on selling homes in Truro, Mid Cornwall and surrounding villages. The agency says its team brings 38 years of local property experience and more than 190 years of combined estate-agency experience. Its portfolio can include country houses, coastal homes, family properties, period cottages and development opportunities. Sellers can request a valuation and discuss strategic pricing, presentation and marketing for the particular property.

Marketing and managing a sale

The firm describes a service that includes property presentation, managed viewings, buyer qualification, negotiation and active sales progression. It says staff remain involved through the moving process and work to reduce delays and the risk of a transaction falling through. A seller should clarify which marketing channels are included, how viewing feedback is shared, what checks are used to qualify a buyer and how often progress will be reported. The details, fees and termination terms should be agreed in the agency instruction before marketing begins.

Local knowledge and wider network

Clive Pearce Property presents its local knowledge alongside national reach through its Guild membership and a Park Lane, London office. The website provides property search tools for sales and new homes, along with area and service information. Prospective buyers can use the listings and contact the agency to arrange viewings or ask about a property. A buyer should independently confirm tenure, boundaries, planning matters, condition and other material details with the appropriate professionals before making a commitment.

Contact and office

The Truro office can be reached at 01872 272622 or hello@clivepearceproperty.com. The agency’s website includes a valuation request, property search, latest listings and contact form. Customers can follow the firm through Facebook, Instagram, X and YouTube. A seller preparing for a valuation can provide details about the property, recent improvements and any known issues; the agent can explain the evidence used to recommend an asking price and the expected marketing steps. Current instructions and availability should be confirmed directly with the office.