Sophie Salter
Senior Associate Partner, Residential Agency
Since joining Butler Sherborn in 2006, Sophie has specialised in residential property sales across the Cotswolds, Oxfordshire, and Worcestershire. Her career in residential sales, which began in the early 1990s, has included positions with both international and local firms in the Cotswolds.
Sophie’s detailed local knowledge, combined with her extensive experience in the sales process, ensures excellent client care. She was educated at Charlton Park Convent in Cheltenham and The Royal Agricultural College in Cirencester.
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September Market Comment - Hear From Sophie Lane
Despite economic uncertainty and cautious high-end buyers, the Cotswold market remains resilient. Well-presented homes continue to attract strong interest, highlighting the importance of pricing and preparation.
September Market Comment
Inside Cirencester's Finest Townhouses
Set back from a picturesque Cotswold street in the heart of Cirencester’s historic town centre, these exceptional Grade II* Listed townhouses offer a rare blend of classical grandeur and contemporary elegance.
Inside Cirencester's Finest Townhouses
Back British Farming: Celebrating a decade of support
Today marks ten years of Back British Farming Day—a milestone that highlights a decade of unwavering public support and growing awareness of the importance of British agriculture.
Back British Farming: Celebrating a Decade of Support
Renters' Reform Bill Returns To The Commons
Earlier this week, the Renters’ Reform Bill returned to the House of Commons for consideration of the proposed amendments put forward by the House of Lords.
Renters' Reform Bill Returns To The Commons
