Wallers Estate Agents Limited has collapsed into liquidation, with all viewings cancelled and its business permanently closed, according to filings at Companies House.

The family-run agency, founded by Rowan Waller (centre of picture) in 2014, was based in Rose Hill, Oxford, with a second branch in Swindon, and had built a strong local following. According to the Wiltshire Times, its customers praised it for its “professional and courteous” staff and “excellent service” and gave it an average 4.5-star Google rating during its decade in business.

The antidote to what people always see as your typical estate agency.”

On its website, Wallers said it aimed to keep things “simple and straightforward” and positioned itself as “the antidote to what people always see as your typical estate agency”.

The agency, however, entered liquidation late last year. A statement of affairs submitted on 8th September shows a total of £59,826 was owed to its creditors.

The majority of the debt is owed to NatWest, which is for a £31,567 Bounce Back Loan, plus £1,000 on a business card and a further £19,996. HMRC is owed £59.94 in PAYE, while CF&L, a leasing specialist, is owed £7,202.

Liquidators removed

Court documents show the original liquidators – Nicholas Cusack and Paul Bailey of Brighton-based BABR – were removed by court order and replaced by Kirren Keegan, of the same firm. The order was made following an application to the court, although no reason was given for the change.

Wallers’ was registered with The Property Ombudsman, but it ended in August 2024.

Picture is courtesy of Yell.com