Poor progression - Property Manager Quintessentially Estates Employee Review

I joined the company as a Property Manager and was later promoted to Head of Property Management, which speaks volumes about the opportunities for growth and the trust placed in employees. I thoroughly enjoyed the role, the work itself, and especially the team. The CEO was always incredibly supportive and genuinely invested in developing both the team and the company in the right direction. There was a strong sense of leadership, encouragement, and shared vision throughout. The team was an absolute joy to work with—collaborative, professional, and seamless in the way we worked together. While the job wasn’t always easy (as is the nature of property management), you never felt alone. There was always support, guidance, and teamwork, which made even the challenging moments manageable and rewarding. Overall, Quintessentially Estates is a great place to work, offering growth, support, and an excellent team culture. Highly recommended.

challanging at times, but nothing too crazy for this type of a job at that level

I found the management to be very supportive, and it was refreshing to not be micromanaged. You are given a lot of responsibility within the role, and found new ideas for how to steer the business in different directions/ways to change & improve were always considered and welcomed. There is a really fun, collaborative culture/atmosphere which I loved. Lots of team events, dinners and launch parties. Really nice to have a start up feel whilst being linked to the large global Quintessentially brand. The job was varied and each day was very different. I got to turn my hand to projects, tenant management, bespoke home packages, interior consulting etc. Because of this I worked out I wanted to change to a job in a different sector within property.

The London team is a close knit team, which I personally don’t think is a negative as all the employees are genuinely lovely. Sometimes the nature of HNW clients means they are demanding, but the team were always willing to muck in and help when it got busy.