Family-run Oxford estate agency Wallers has formally entered liquidation, bringing the long-established business to a close.

The confirmation follows earlier reporting by EYE in September 2025 that the firm had ceased trading, after it was listed as permanently closed on Google and filings at Companies House indicated it had begun the liquidation process.

The agency, based in Rose Hill, Oxford, also operated a branch in Swindon.

According to a statement of affairs filed on 8 September 2025, insolvency practitioners Nicholas Cusack and Paul Bailey of BABR were appointed to oversee the company’s winding up.

The documents show total debts of £59,826, with the majority owed to NatWest. This includes £31,567 from a Bounce Back Loan, £1,000 on a business credit card and a further £19,996. Other liabilities include £7,202 owed to leasing firm CF&L, and £59.94 in PAYE owed to HMRC.

Wallers’ registration with The Property Ombudsman ended in August 2024, and its website has since been taken offline.

Previously known as Isis Estate Agents, the firm rebranded in 2014 following negative associations linked to the rise of the extremist group ISIS, according to the Oxford Mail.

The agency had built a longstanding presence in the local market and was involved in the community, including sponsoring Oxford City Football Club.

Wallers was approached for comment.

Estate agency reportedly closes its doors having amassed £60k in debts