Michael Beardall
Director
Director
Learn more about Michael Beardall
Michael is a Director based in our Huntingdon office. He is a RICS registered valuer with over 20 years of experience providing professional advice on commercial and residential property matters, with a particular focus on the East Anglia region.
Michael has extensive experience delivering valuations for a wide range of purposes, including bank loan security, pension funds, company accounts and taxation. His work spans retail, office, industrial and residential assets, as well as commercial and residential development sites. He also advises on landlord and tenant matters, including rent reviews and lease renewals. He has acted as a single joint expert for various purposes, including matrimonial proceedings, and works on behalf of banks, pension schemes, companies, charities, housing associations, local authorities and private individuals.
Prior to joining BTG Eddisons, Michael spent over two decades at Baker Storey Matthews – a BTG acquisition. He is a Chartered Surveyor and a RICS registered valuer.
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