Property Manager

An opportunity has arisen for a Property Manager to join a well-established estate agency specialising in residential sales, lettings, and property management.

As a Property Manager, you will be responsible for overseeing a portfolio of properties, ensuring they are maintained, compliant, and prepared for tenants.

This full-time role offers a salary range of £27,000 – £32,000 (DOE) and benefits.

You will be responsible for:

Managing day-to-day property maintenance and coordinating larger works projects.
Arranging safety inspections and certificates for properties.
Conducting property inspections and preparing homes for tenant move-ins.
Handling tenant move-outs and processing deposit returns.
Supporting out-of-hours emergency cover on a rota basis with a partner organisation.
Maintaining accurate records and diaries using general IT systems.

What we are looking for:

Previously worked as a Property Manager, Portfolio Manager, Lettings Manager, Block Manager, Estate Manager, Property Coordinator or in a similar role.
Prior experience of 1 year in property management.
Skilled in Microsoft Excel and general IT.
Ability to manage diaries and coordinate multiple tasks efficiently.
Full, clean UK driving licence.

This is a fantastic opportunity for a property manager to progress your career within property management.

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