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New estate agency launches second branch after nine months trading

Phil Creighton by Phil Creighton
Saturday, November 20, 2021 8:00 am
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Ben Gee has launched a new Crowthorone branch of Hat & Home

Ben Gee has launched a new Crowthorone branch of Hat & Home

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WHEREVER He lays his hat, that’s his home.

A Wokingham estate agent is celebrating expansion with its new Crowthorne office.

Hat and Home launched at the beginning of the year, and this week opened its doors to its second branch, in the village’s High Street.

The independent agency is owned by Ben Gee, who is thrilled with the expansion, and says that its aim is to make moving home a fantastic experience. A big promise when it is said it is one of the most stressful experiences.

Mr Gee has walked the walk: he has more than 20 years’ experience in the industry including stints at Foxtons and Marsh & Parsons, where he served as its regional director, leaving last year to set up Hat & Home.

“We want our customers to feel compelled to recommend us which means we need to deliver an excellent service and a great result,” he said.

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The office has a unique look: exposed brickwork, retro industrial furniture and a smattering of bowler hats adorn the premises.

And the company’s values are also on display.

Director Luke Strzadala said: “Hat and Home offices are designed to reflect the brand values so they are deliberately inviting and friendly.

“Whether you are looking to buy, sell, let or rent our doors are always open and you are guaranteed a warm welcome.”

To make a splash, the company is offering a special introductory rate: it will sell homes 0.5% commission plus VAT, while lettings can be instructed for 5% plus VAT.

It is also offering a donation to Parkinson’s UK for every home in the village that displays a Hat & Home for sale board with a special ‘Hello Crowthorne’ message.

So far this year, he has raised more than £10,000 for the charity.

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