9 Crown Row, Bracknell, Berkshire, RG12 0TH

Sales Manager - Bracknell
Callum followed his Dad into estate agency and has always had a passion for selling property. He started with work experience and went straight into the industry after leaving school, building on his experience in the local area over the past several years. Away from the office he enjoys watching and playing football with friends.
The thing I like best about my job is…
Having clients come back to me from a previous move and seeing the change in their lives, whether it be they’ve had a child and are now upsizing or the kids have flown the nest and they need to downsize.
Top of my bucket list is…
To go on a safari in South Africa.
My guilty pleasure is…
Escape rooms.
If I were a superhero, my superpower would be…
Mind reading.
When I was younger, I wanted to be…
James Bond.
The person I’d most like to go for a drink with is…
Harry Potter.
14 Sep 2025
When people think of moving house, spring and early summer often come to mind. But here’s a secret: Autumn can be one of the best seasons to put your property on the market. Whether you’re looking to upsize, downsize, or simply take advantage of changing market conditions, here are the reasons why selling in Autumn could work to your advantage.
After the summer holidays, many buyers return to the property search with renewed focus. Families who didn’t secure their dream home in spring or summer are often eager to move before Christmas, while others want to settle in ahead of the new year. That means fewer “window shoppers” and more serious, motivated buyers.
Autumn light is soft and flattering, making rooms feel warm and welcoming. Add in a few seasonal touches — think glowing lamps, a crackling fire, or autumnal décor — and your home instantly gives buyers that cosy, homely feeling they’re searching for. Gardens can still look attractive too, with colourful leaves adding charm and kerb appeal.
Spring often brings a surge of new listings. By contrast, Autumn tends to see fewer homes competing for attention, giving your property the chance to really stand out. With less choice, buyers are more likely to act quickly when they find a home they love.
For many buyers, the goal is simple: be in by Christmas. That creates a sense of urgency. If you list in September or October, you give yourself the best chance of attracting those who want to exchange and complete before the festive season.
Autumn is often a season of reflection. The end of summer, the start of the school year, and thoughts about the year ahead all encourage people to make big life decisions — including moving house. That means your property is hitting the market at a time when buyers are motivated to take action.
Historically, September and October are busy months for estate agents. According to property market data, activity often rises after the summer lull and before the quieter festive period. That makes Autumn an ideal “sweet spot” for sellers looking to achieve strong results.
If you sell in Autumn, you’ll be ready to start your next chapter in the new year — whether that’s moving into your new home, releasing equity, or simply ticking off your goals before 2025 arrives. Meanwhile, many sellers who delay until January will face a more crowded marketplace.
Final Thoughts
If you’re thinking of selling, don’t hang around. Autumn offers a golden window of opportunity to showcase your home at its best, attract serious buyers, and potentially move before the festive season.
At Duncan Yeardley, we know the local market inside out and can help you make the most of this seasonal advantage. Get in touch today for a free, no-obligation valuation and let’s get your move started.
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