Jon Marriott

I originally joined FHP back in 2015 in the Derby office, and then rejoined in 2021.  My transfer back into private practice and the welcoming arms of FHP, means that I can do what I love the most, valuing properties around the Midlands, for a variety of clients. The world has changed, but great property advice is still a fundamental part of the process for businesses and clients. Working back at FHP, has given me the opportunity to join a great team of people. My previous experience within the public and private sectors, has seen me valuing property around the East Midlands since 2000.  Previously working for a major global property consultancy, I have dealt with a wide variety of commercial and residential properties, from small industrial units to large commercial development schemes, acting for the major lending institutions, private individuals, property owners and companies.  As a consequence I have built up an in depth knowledge of the market, which is backed up by the superb agency team at FHP.

• Carrying out valuations of commercial and residential properties for a variety of purposes throughout the Midlands including loan security, pensions and probate.
• Representing multiple clients in respect of the valuation and professional services FHP has to offer.
• Undertaking Reinstatement Cost Assessments (RCAs) for numerous clients.
• Specialising in Medical Centre valuations.

I used to enjoy long distance triathlons, but am not so sure now, I may give them a whirl next year (training permitting).  However, I do say that every year.  I now spend far too much time on my bike, trying to keep up with the young riders that I socialise with, but I enjoy the freedom that cycling gives me (including the coffee & cake stops).  I also have two, not so young children, one of which is at working age, the other at College, who have a variety of interests that I have to take them to.  I am married to my wonderful wife, Hazel who is a nurse practicing in Nottingham and supports all of my outside family interests.