Meet our partner agent in Weymouth

I am Jon Williams, a trusted and local property advisor. Not only am I the proud owner of the business in the town that I have grown up in but I am fully committed to making your property transaction as smooth and stress free as possible. Having worked in the industry for over 35 years, mainly for the larger corporate companies, I now have the opportunity and freedom to concentrate on client care without the worry of having to hit those branch and personal targets month after month. Buying or selling a property can often be a long journey and this is a journey that we will go on together. The goal is to show complete professionalism at all times and use elements of my corporate world experience and personalise it to a more friendly and approachable local business that cares about your wants and needs. This is all about your future and we are in it together.

I believe that every client. Both sellers and purchasers deserve to be treated with personal care and attention. I want to move as far away from that corporate world as possible. I look to offer a tailor made service for each client individually and dependant on their needs. This ensures that contact is easy and regular, with feedback on every aspect of the transaction. This has proved to be the key to my success and why so much of my business has come via client recommendations. In fact, many of my clients are no longer seen as clients as through forming such great relationships, they have become friends and will continue to be whether they ever move again or not. It really doesn’t get any better than that for me.

Weymouth
Why move to Weymouth or should I say, why wouldn’t you !! Weymouth is a charming, traditional and classic seaside town with award winning beaches that are perfect for sunbathing, safe swimming and water sports. Why not take a stroll along the promenade or along the picturesque inner harbour with its working fishing or sailing boats, bars, restaurants for fine dining or good old fish and chips. If you wish to escape the hussle and bustle of city life then Weymouth will offer you a slower, more relaxed pace with plenty of opportunities to enjoy nature alongside local attractions including the wonderful Jurassic coastline. Weymouth has historical significance with its links to King George III and you will find plenty of museums and cultural activities to enjoy too. There are great transport links with a direct trainline to London Waterloo via Bournemouth and Southampton along with links to Bristol Templemeads.

I was born in Tiverton, Devon, my parents moved to Weymouth in 1973 via a short three year stint in Sherborne. Having done my schooling here, I really do identify Weymouth as my home town and proud to have brought up two children here. My grown up daughter Mya runs her own successful Beauty business while my son George is entering his final years of education.

I am an avid sports fan and coaches local youth football for several years. These days I am just a spectator with a love of both football and basketball. I am a season ticket holder along with my son at West ham United and enjoy the highs and more often lows of supporting my club. A goal I have for the near future is to go to the states to watch an NBA basketball game, preferably with the Boston Celtics playing.
My other passion is music and I have quite an eclectic taste although soul, jazz and jazz funk would be my go to genres. I try to get to gigs whenever possible and enjoy nothing more than digging around old record stored looking for those golden nuggets of vinyl to add to my growing collection.

Upwey, Dorset:
Countryside charm near the coast of Upwey, a picturesque village on the outskirts of Weymouth, offers the perfect blend of rural tranquility and easy access to the coast. Known for its historic charm, scenic countryside, and strong community feel, Upwey is a highly desirable location for families, retirees, and professionals looking for village life with modern convenience.

Why Upwey?
Upwey is famous for its beautiful countryside, historic thatched cottages, and the iconic Upwey Wishing Well, a natural spring that has attracted visitors for centuries. The village is surrounded by rolling hills, scenic walking routes, and peaceful green spaces, making it ideal for those who enjoy nature, hiking, and a slower pace of life.

Despite its rural feel, Upwey benefits from proximity to Weymouth and Dorchester, giving residents the best of both worlds—quiet village living with quick access to coastal and town amenities.

Transport & connectivity
Upwey is well-connected, making it a great choice for commuters:

Upwey railway station offers direct train services to London Waterloo in around 2 hours 45 minutes, as well as routes to Weymouth, Dorchester, and Poole.
The A354 and A37 provide easy road links to Weymouth, Dorchester, and Yeovil.
Bournemouth Airport is about an hour’s drive away for domestic and European travel.

Property market in Upwey
Upwey’s property market is highly desirable, offering a mix of period homes, country cottages, and modern family houses.

Charming thatched cottages and Georgian homes start from around £450,000, with larger properties exceeding £800,000.
Modern family homes and barn conversions range from £400,000 to £700,000.
Luxury countryside retreats with land or stunning views can command prices of £1 million+.
With its peaceful setting, excellent transport links, and strong property demand, Upwey also presents great investment opportunities, particularly for those looking for a countryside escape with long-term value.

Why live in Upwey?
With its idyllic village setting, easy access to Weymouth and Dorchester, and a strong sense of community, Upwey is perfect for those seeking a relaxed lifestyle without sacrificing convenience. Whether you’re looking for a charming cottage, a family home, or an investment property, Upwey offers beautiful surroundings and a fantastic quality of life..