Meet our Brighton & Hove Sales Manager and North Laine Residential Sales Expert, Andy Russell

Get to know our Brighton & Hove Sales Manager and North Laine Residential Sales specialist Andy Russell, and hear what it is about the North Laine that makes him tick!

Meet the team! Andy Russell is our Brighton & Hove Sales Manager and North Laine Residential Sales expert. He is based in our central Brighton Sales office, located on 3-6 North Road, Brighton, BN1 1YA. This office is only a short walk away from the Head Office, located on Foundry Street.

Andy joined the Oakley Residential Sales team in 2021, having worked in the Brighton & Hove housing market for over 20 years he brought immense knowledge, insights and experience to the team. He loves the unique character of Brighton & Hove and thrives on giving a top class, professional and friendly service to both buyers & sellers; which has resulted in many repeat clients.

Andy is married with two children and enjoys stand up paddleboarding, photography, running and attending live music. 


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