My experience selling my house with…
My experience selling my house with Northwall was poor and not worth the £3,500 fee.
My sale started in the office, then without warning it was moved to a remote sales progression colleague. Around six weeks later, I was told her workload was too high and the sale was moved back into the office again. The constant back-and-forth caused confusion and, in my view, unnecessary delays due to a lack of proper handover.
I raised this as part of a formal complaint. During the process, a manager agreed that my sale should not have been moved from in-office to remote and then back into the office again, and acknowledged that this was not how their sales process should have been handled. Despite this clear admission, I was offered no resolution after completing all three stages of their complaints procedure.
I also requested a new Memorandum of Sale and a copy of my contract as the originals had expired on the app and were inaccessible. I was told they would be sent immediately, but I never received them. I was also asked whether I still had the house keys, despite having already provided a set for viewings, as no keys were recorded on my file.
Overall, the service felt disorganised and poorly managed from start to finish.








