We are an established firm of Estate Agents in Ross-on-Wye, offering a thoroughly professional, yet friendly and approachable service when it comes to buying, selling or letting of your property in and around these beautiful areas of Herefordshire, Gloucestershire and surrounding counties.
We have been successfully helping people move home since 1993 and have over the years combined the very best of old fashioned service with the latest technology available, so we can offer our clients a service beyond compare.
Our office in Ross-on-Wye is well placed to cater for all types of prospective home owners from first time buyers, larger families through to retirement and investment clients.
At Richard Butler Estate Agents, we pride ourselves on providing a first class service making you feel both important and confident whether you are buying or selling.
At Richard Butler Estate Agents we have helped thousands of people buy, sell and let property, so why not follow their example and put your trust in the Estate Agent's who are probably the best in the area!!
Old Gloucester Road, Ross-On-Wye...
£275,000
A charming three bedroom cottage enjoying a tucked away position overlooking the Ross community gardens, offering characterful accommodation with exposed timbers, a spacious kitchen/breakfast room and a particularly private established...
For sale
Tretire, St. Owens Cross, Herefo...
£525,000
A characterful three bedroom country cottage offering generous gardens, flexible living space, detached garage and workshop, ample parking and far reaching rural views. A rare opportunity for those seeking space,...
For sale
Bridstow, Ross-on-Wye, Herefords...
£475,000
Tucked away the end of a quiet no through lane, this versatile three/four bedroom cottage enjoys generous gardens, extensive parking, countryside views and flexible living space, all within the highly...
For sale
Coughton, Ross-on-Wye, Herefords...
£825,000
An extensive private 4/5 bedroom family home in Coughton. Just minutes from Ross on Wye & set in around three quarters of an acre with superb gardens, multiple entertaining areas,...
For sale
Bolstone, Hereford, Herefordshir...
£475,000
A characterful Grade II listed three bedroom barn conversion in the peaceful village of Bolstone, offering generous living space, private gardens, ample parking and a substantial detached barn/workshop, all within...
For sale
Sandyway, St. Weonards, Hereford...
£1,500 pcm | Tenant Info -
A recently renovated light and spacious 3 bedroom detached cottage with parking and gardens in the lovely village of St Weonards. £1500PCM/£346PCW
To let
Ross-On-Wye is a historic market town centred on a well preserved stone market house. Situated on the banks of the River Wye in South Herefordshire close to the border with Gloucestershire and Monmouthshire. Ross acts as an excellent gateway to the Forest of Dean and Wye Valley, being such a beautiful area to live and work it is no wonder that it is often seen as the birth place of modern day tourism.
The town has excellent access to the motorway network via the M50 and about a 25 minutes drive to the M5. It’s only a fifteen minute drive to Monmouth which is also serviced by a regular bus route as are both Hereford and Gloucester. The nearest international airport is Bristol, with Birmingham and Cardiff a little further but all within an hour and half drive. The nearest train station is in Ledbury.
There are many different sport and leisure activities in Ross-on-Wye. Football, Cricket, Golf and Rugby are all well catered for. There is a sports centre with plenty of different activities available for all ages including a public indoor swimming pool.
The area benefits from numerous primary schools in the town and neighbouring villages all feeding John Kyrle High School providing secondary and further education.
Notable names from the area include; Richard Hammond (Television presenter) Shane Warne (Ex-Cricketer turned Cricket pundit) as did the dramatist Dennis Potter, who was best known for writing “The Singing Detective”. John Kyrle known as "the Man of Ross", was an English philanthropist, from his early twenties he decided instead of keeping all of his money to invest it back into the local community.