Nick Tart review
Ranked 9 of 10 in Estate agents in Telford
Best for: Ironbridge and Telford sellers wanting a local office
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Trading as Nick Tart (West Midlands) Limited · 14-16 High Street, Ironbridge, Telford, Shropshire, TF8 7AD · Service area: Ironbridge, Telford, Bridgnorth, Much Wenlock, Newport
Nick Tart in short
Nick Tart Ironbridge is the group's sales office on the High Street, open six days a week with sales, auction and valuation services. The group traces its history to its first Ironbridge office more than three decades ago, the branch page names a licensed Propertymark agent on the team, and ombudsman registration for the brand's services is listed on the register. Sellers get a heritage-town office with survey and conveyancing links.
The record shows sales, auction and valuation services from the High Street office, with survey and conveyancing links beside them. The stated patch runs from Ironbridge and Telford out to Bridgnorth, Much Wenlock and Newport. Sellers get a heritage-town office open six days a week. Group background sits on the about page behind the branch detail.
Customer reviews are outstanding, with 4.9 from 145 Google reviews, the sole public source we hold. The branch page sets out the services, the team and the area coverage with valuation and viewing routes. That base is smaller than most of the table. The score shares the round's highest rating on a smaller base.
Our view is that Nick Tart suits sellers who want an Ironbridge office with a named local team and auction links. What counts against it is traceability: the branch operator company could not be traced, fee amounts only emerge at valuation, and insurance cover is not stated. That combination is what puts it ninth of the ten.
Our verdict
Our view is that Nick Tart Ironbridge suits sellers who want a heritage-town office with a named local team and auction, survey and conveyancing links [1]. The Google base stands at 145 reviews at 4.9 [4]. Fee amounts only emerge at valuation, the operator company is untraced, and insurance cover is not stated [1] [2].
Score summary
Scored on the home trades rubric v2.0. Insufficient evidence takes the neutral value and is not shown as a low mark.
- Composite score
- 67.0 / 100
Qualifications and accreditations C2 · weight 25%
75 out of 100
First-hand responsiveness C3 · weight 15%
Insufficient evidence
Insufficient evidence
Insurance and safeguards C5 · weight 10%
Insufficient evidence
Insufficient evidence
Pricing transparency C6 · weight 5%
55 out of 100
Free valuations are offered and auction sales with no commission are advertised via a partner [1]; no sales fee scale, rates or VAT position is published.
Evidence
| Fact | Value | Source | Read |
|---|---|---|---|
| Limited company since | 2006 | Source companies-house | |
| Years trading | 35 | Source provider-website |
Industry qualifications
Sourced from the issuing registers, the business's own website and platforms such as Checkatrade and Which? Trusted Traders, on the date shown.
Strengths
The branch page names a licensed Propertymark agent on the Ironbridge sales team and contact, valuation and viewing routes [1].
The group site traces the business to its first Ironbridge office in 1991 with six offices today [2].
Ombudsman registration for the brand's sales and lettings services is listed on the register [3].
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Questions about Nick Tart
Is Nick Tart any good?
On the evidence, yes for Ironbridge and Telford sellers who want a heritage-town office: it ranks ninth of the ten estate agents in our September round and holds 4.9 from 145 Google reviews. Fee amounts only emerge at valuation and the operator company is untraced. Read the full review, then ask for the sales fee in writing.
Is Nick Tart on the ombudsman register?
The brand's sales and lettings services are listed on the Property Ombudsman register, and the branch page names a licensed Propertymark agent on the Ironbridge team. That covers the legal redress check with a named qualified contact. Search the trading name on the register yourself before you instruct.
What does Nick Tart charge?
Free valuations are offered and auction sales with no commission are advertised through a partner, but no sales fee scale, rates or VAT position is published. Every figure therefore emerges at valuation. Ask for the full written schedule with the VAT position before you instruct.
Where does Nick Tart work?
From the High Street in Ironbridge, covering Telford with Bridgnorth, Much Wenlock and Newport named in its patch. Send your postcode with the enquiry to confirm you are covered, and ask which negotiator handles your street. Ask which negotiator covers your street and whether viewings run at weekends.
How is Nick Tart ranked?
It ranks ninth of the ten estate agents in our September round, picked for Ironbridge and Telford sellers wanting a local office. Read the table and the cards, then get two or three quotes on the same scope. Firms are listed in score order.
How do I get a quote from Nick Tart?
Book a free valuation at the High Street office, then ask for the sales fee in writing with the VAT position. Auction terms come through a partner, so ask how that route is priced too. Compare the quote against two rivals on the same scope before you instruct. Bring the property type, the area and your timescale to the first call, so the valuation comes back on a real brief.
What do customers say about Nick Tart?
Customers rate it outstandingly on the one public source we hold: 4.9 from 145 Google reviews. That base is smaller than most of the table. Read recent seller reviews in full, since sales are this office's core job. Treat the figure as a starting point: the written detail behind it matters more than the average.
How does Nick Tart compare with the others in the round?
It ranks ninth, picked for Ironbridge and Telford sellers wanting a local office. Its 4.9 rating matches the best in the round, but the review base is small and the operator company is untraced. Its edge is the heritage-town office with auction links; compare its quote against Nock Deighton. Read the full review beside the table, then get competing quotes on the same written scope.
Others assessed for this trade
- Belvoir69.7 / 100Ranked 1. Best for sellers and landlords wanting sales, lettings and mortgages in one place.
- Coleman Estates69.2 / 100Ranked 2. Best for Wellington sellers and landlords wanting one local office.
- DB Roberts69.0 / 100Ranked 3. Best for landlords wanting a dedicated management office.
- DB Roberts69.0 / 100Ranked 4. Best for sellers and landlords visiting Telford Shopping Centre.
Sources
- Nick Tart Ironbridge branch page — services, team and contact Retrieved 4 September 2026.
- Nick Tart about page — group history since 1991 Retrieved 4 September 2026.
- The Property Ombudsman register — Nick Tart Estate Agents Retrieved 4 September 2026.
- Google Maps listing — Nick Tart, Ironbridge Retrieved 4 September 2026.
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