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Celebrating five years of trading
Agent celebrates its five years of trading in Kings Lynn and recruits a new member of staff
Millsopps estate agents are celebrating their five year anniversary of trading as a Sales and Letting agent in Kings Lynn.
Gary Davison, manager, said: "We have grown from strength to strength in the last five years establishing a growing client base and a reputation for a positive, proactive and professional approach to selling and letting property.
"Our commitment to customer service has led to the recruitment of a full time member of staff James Buckman who joins the team at King Street."
James joined the team earlier in the month
Gary added "We are looking forward to 2012 and a challenging market in Kings Lynn with a strengthened team."
Call Millsopps 01553 775151 Sales 01553 780818 Lettings for all your property
Discreet Marketing
The Trehearn family needed to move from Great Massingham to a location nearer Mrs Trehearn's workplace. They invited Millsopps to advise them on the suggested asking price and the possible sale of their property. The family were keen to explore the housing market in a discreet way initially - to see if they could find a buyer for their home - without the use of full marketing of the property with internet coverage, advertising and a For Sale board.
Millsopps senior negotiator, Dale Newson, called one of his cash buyers and arranged an appointment to view. The buyer viewed a second time and Dale negotiated a sale for the owner which completed in just eight weeks.
Millsopps know that whilst in a difficult market it is important to utilise all marketing techniques to achieve a successful sale at an acceptable price and that some vendors do like to test the market initially before marketing the property fully.
You may wish to pre market in this way before the end of the year and then be ready for the 2012 property market in West Norfolk.
Call Millsopps to discuss a variety of ways to achieve your move in 2012.
Millsopps are number one...
…for having the most To Let properties in the PE30 area.
Millsopps, of King Street, Kings Lynn, have more properties either Let or To Let according to a recent survey. They are the leading letting agent, having 15.9per cent of lettings business compared to the smallest 2.53per cent in the same area.
Being nearly 2per cent ahead of their nearest competitor, it's easy to see why Millsopps is the letting agent of choice.
Sarah Richardson, property manager commented: “We work hard here at Millsopps to keep ahead of other letting agents in the area. I believe we are ahead of the others because of our expert knowledge and dedication to lettings.”
Anne Partridge, senior lettings consultant continued: “We often get praised for our excellent service for both those who have properties they want to rent out and people looking for somewhere to rent.”
If you have a property to let give Millsopps a call on 01553 780 818 after all they are the experts in the area!
Hospice hold-up
This week Millsopps' branch manager publicly arrested and carted off to jail...
...All in the name of charity of course. Millsopps branch manager, Gary Davison was arrested at 9.50am on Wednesday, 2 March, 2011. He was handcuffed by members of the police force and taken to jail before being offered up for bail at the Town Hall. Luckily for Gary bail was offered at £500 for his release.
He said: "I was arrested at work, bundled into a car and there was a town cryer shouting my name outside the office. I'm pleased colleagues and work associates put up the bail money for me, otherwise it could have been a very long day!"
The £500 was raised for Norfolk Hospice who provide care for people with cancer and other life limiting illnesses. Amanda Standen, events organiser at Norfolk Hospice said: "The money will go towards nursing care for patients, both in their own homes and in the day centre in the hospice."
