Kidson-Trigg are a friendly, professional, established family business, of Chartered Surveyors, Auctioneers & Esate Agents; recognised and respected in rural and professional community across Wiltshire, Berkshire, Gloucestershire and Oxfordshire Kidson-Trigg are a friendly, professional, established family business, of Chartered Surveyors, Auctioneers and Estate Agents; recognised and respected in
serving the rural and professional community across Wiltshire, particularly in the Marborough and Swindon areas; & offering a very bespoke and hands-on service to both international and local clients across Wiltshire, Oxfordshire, Berkshire, Hampshire & Gloucestershire. Kidson-Trigg has a dedicated Property Office and Auction House –dealing with the sale & valuation of property and house contents. We are the local Swindon Auctioneers, and the only Auction house near Swindon which offers monthly antique sales of Chattels across the board, with valuations days every month, and every morning by appointment. Overview of all the services we offer at Kidson-Trigg Advice to landowners and their other professional advisors relating to:
Sales & Lettings of country village property, farms & land
Commercial Property
Strategic land planning & development
Development of Land and Buildings
Valuations and advice for:
Property Sales and Lettings
Agricultural Landlord & Tenant Matters Taxation
Family & Partnership Division
Probate & Insurance Valuations of Property, Land & House Contents
Auctions:
Antiques & Fine Art
Contemporary Furniture & Garden Furniture
Land & Property
Farm Machinery Dispersals
Classic Motorcycles
Sporting Memorabilia
Racing Dispersals Saddlery & Tack
Polo Ponies, Horses & Ponies
Kidson-Trigg have a team of general valuers, but also a professional team of speciliast consultants who are experts in a particular field. Consultants in Oriental Ceramics & Oriental Works of Art, Paintings, Jewellery, Silver, Stamps, Coins & Medals, Toys, Militaria, Sporting Guns & weaponry, Sporting goods & Vintage, and Antique Furniture.
