An Introduction to Alex Broadley

Local knowledge. Personal service. Over 20 years of experience.

My experience in the property industry spans more than 20 years, and I’m proud to have built a reputation as a professional, knowledgeable and well-respected estate agent. I’m a genuinely local business. Born and bred in Kirby Muxloe, I know the village and the surrounding areas intimately, from their history and character to the ever-changing local property market. That knowledge is invaluable to my clients, helping me understand not only what makes a home special, but what makes each area such a desirable place to live.

I work across Kirby Muxloe and the surrounding communities, including Leicester Forest East, New Lubbesthorpe, Desford, Ratby, Glenfield and Western Park, as well as the beautiful Charnwood Villages.

Your home is more than a property. When selling your home, it’s important to me that we achieve the best possible value by really understanding what makes it special and through exceptional professional marketing.

Every home has its own story and its own appeal. It might be a beautifully designed kitchen, clever use of space, a garden made for entertaining, or simply the feeling you get when you walk through the front door. I take the time to identify those details and showcase them in a way that connects with the right buyers. Selling a home is also a very personal experience. There’s often a lot of emotion involved, which is why choosing an estate agent you trust, and actually enjoy working with matters. Personality matters. You’ll be working closely with me throughout the process, so having a good relationship makes all the difference.

It’s personal. The real heart of my business is the community and, most importantly, the people within it. I value the trust my clients place in me, whether that’s finding them their dream home or securing the right buyer for their property. I’m constantly listening, learning, and building an understanding of what people are looking for, and there’s nothing I enjoy more than creating that perfect match between buyer and seller.

And when you work with me, you really do work with me. You won’t be passed from one person to another, left wondering who to contact or having to explain everything all over again. From the moment we meet through to completion day, I’m personally involved. You’ll have genuine, straightforward conversations with someone who knows you, knows your property and understands what you’re trying to achieve.

With more than 20 years of experience behind me, I can take care of the sale, the logistics and everything in between, keeping you informed, supported and moving forward.

So, if you’re thinking about selling, let’s have a conversation. I’d love to hear what you’re looking to achieve and see how I can help you get moving. You’ll have my experience behind you and me by your side. Let’s get you moving.

Why I Love Being an Estate Agent in Leicestershire

My connection to this area isn’t something I’ve developed because I work in property. It came long before that. I was born and raised in here, know every inch of it, and after all these years, I’m still fascinated by it.

I’m slightly obsessed with the history of the villages around here, the old houses, the roads, the fields, the families and the stories that have shaped them. But what interests me most isn’t necessarily what you can find with a quick Google search. It’s the history that lives with the people. The stories passed down through generations. The memories of what used to be where. The old photographs tucked away in lofts. The stories someone’s dad told them about a particular house, field or village pub. The little snippets of local knowledge that never make it into a history book. That’s the stuff I love. And then there are the properties themselves. I love the mix - beautiful old homes with decades of character sitting alongside more modern houses, new developments bringing a different energy to established communities, and the quirks and individual personalities that make every village different.

I know the leafy walks, the places where you’ll find everyone out with the dog on a Sunday morning, the best spots for a coffee, the pubs worth lingering in and, importantly, exactly where people head when the snow arrives and the sledges come out!

That’s what makes local knowledge so much more than knowing the house prices. It’s understanding how a place feels. And I think that matters when you’re buying or selling here. Because people aren’t just buying a property. They’re buying into a community, a lifestyle, and a place they’re going to call home.

I get to spend my working life talking to the people, exploring the places and hearing the stories of areas I already love.

And I’m still discovering something new about it all the time.