Estate agency is fast-paced, detail-driven, and built on momentum. When diaries are full, phones are ringing, and deals are moving, it’s often the admin behind the scenes that determines how smoothly everything runs.

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That’s where we come in.

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Acre Property Support was founded by Frankie Darnell, a mum of two with extensive experience working alongside both independent and high-street estate agents. After years of seeing talented agents stretched thin, juggling admin late into the evening and losing valuable time with clients and family, she knew there was a better way to support the industry.

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Acre Property Support exists to take care of the operational load that pulls agents away from what they do best: building relationships, winning instructions, and closing deals.

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We provide specialist administrative support tailored specifically to estate agency. From viewing coordination and diary management to portal listings, applicant handling, and property file management, we ensure the day-to-day details are handled with precision and care.

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We also support the transaction process itself. Sales memos are prepared, AML checks are supported, and sales progression is actively managed to reduce delays and keep momentum through to completion. Alongside this, we handle client and third-party communication, liaising with solicitors, mortgage brokers, and trusted professionals to keep everyone aligned.

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Once a sale completes, our support continues through aftercare and review requests, helping agencies strengthen client relationships and generate future business. Light invoice and expense administration is also managed, keeping financial admin organised without crossing into accounting services.

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Whether supporting a growing independent agent or a busy high-street office, we work as a seamless extension of your team. No micromanagement. No explaining the basics. Just experienced, dependable support that protects your time and helps prevent burnout.

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Because estate agents shouldn’t be buried in admin.

They should be doing what they do best.