Rob Harvey has been in the estate agency industry for nearly 20 years, having started in Broadstone in 1999.


Working with a large independent estate agent, Rob quickly climbed the managerial ladder and became manager in 2005, having exceeded all proposed targets.


After such a long time within the industry it was a natural progression for Rob to own his own business alongside fellow director Edward Hurren.


Rob’s experience, coupled with attention to detail and high customer service, results in repeat business and recommendations.


Rob currently lives locally with his wife and three young children and is a keen football fan and golf player.


Contact Rob at hillierwilson@gmail.com


Edward Hurren started his estate agency career in 1997 with a large independent estate agent in Broadstone, enabling him to acquire an essential knowledge of the local area.


When the opportunity arose to join Hillier Wilson, Edward deemed this too good an opportunity to miss and became a Director on 1st August 2015. He joins his wife Cathy who has worked for Hillier Wilson for several years. Through a wide network of key contacts, Edward is looking forward to expanding Hillier Wilson’s market share which they have gained over the past 25 years.


Edward lives in Corfe Mullen, where he runs regularly and enjoys days down at the beach hut at Canford Cliffs with his wife and two children.


Contact Edward at hwbroadstone@gmail.com


Traditional Agents With Local Knowledge


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