Richard Burton
Director
Richard has over 20years experience within the residential and commercial property sector. He was a founder member of Jackson Equestrian in 2008 and remains as one of the Directors of Larch Property, which enables the expansion of Jackson Equestrian.
Richard is a managing partner to the Longner Estate near Shrewsbury, he sits on the board at Ludllow Racecourse and the Amateur Jockeys Association; is Chairman of Eyton Races and oversees Longner Bloodstock which is a small NH Broodmare band.
In a former life Richard retired as the then winning most point-to-point jockey in GB and rode three winners at the Cheltenham Festival and one winner at Aintree Festival.
James Willis
Sales Director
James has been part of the Jackson Team since 2016 and has taken on the challenge of expanding the rural and development aspects of the business including rural residential property and management. James was brought up on a dairy farm in Cheshire and still plays an active part in the family farm. He is now based in the Cheshire Office and has over 19 years’ experience in the property and land industry, being a member of the RICS and a Fellow of the Agricultural Valuers Association. Having trained as a land agent in Chester, he is well placed to advise clients on a wide range of land and property matters. In the seasons, James enjoys days out shooting with his dog Bailey and fishing with friends.
Gillon Crow
Agent & Lettings Manager
Gillon joined the Jackson team in 2011 and has since had a wide spread of responsibility across all fields within the company. Gillon is now the director and lettings manager, but you will also find him out on the road undergoing valuations. Gillon is well placed to advise on renting, selling and buying equestrian properties, having been brought up around horses from a young age. Gillon is also an active amateur jockey, last year competing for the third time in the Foxhunter’s race at Aintree.
Millie Hinds
Graduate Surveyor
Isadora Prytherch
Apprentice Surveyor
Dora Prytherch joined Jackson Property as an apprentice in September 2023 and is studying for her Rural Chartered Surveyor Degree, part-time at Harper Adams university. The apprenticeship is undertaken over five academic years with teaching delivered in weekly blocks, spread across the academic year.
Dora has a horse herself and competes British Eventing regularly. Dora is excited to work with equestrian property and hopes that her equine background will help her to understand client goals.
In her new role, Dora is learning on the job- undertaking all general office duties and shadowing the office on valuations, getting a taste of everything a Chartered Surveyor is required to do.
David Griffiths
Accounts and Office Administrator