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When in Rome … Romans estate agent offers prize draw for valuations

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Wednesday, April 26, 2023 7:02 am
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The Colosseum in Rome - one of the places that could be visited by the winner of a contest organised by estate afgents Romans Picture: Andrea Albanese from Pixabay

The Colosseum in Rome - one of the places that could be visited by the winner of a contest organised by estate afgents Romans Picture: Andrea Albanese from Pixabay

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PEOPLE who have a house valuation could find themselves far from home.

Romans Estate Agents is giving customers the chance to win a luxury weekend in Rome for every face-to-face home valuation and instruction of sale before May 15.

The prize includes a weekend in a luxury hotel in Rome for any date within 2023 – whether you want to take the family or have a kid-free break, you’ll stay in a hotel that suits your needs. Return flights are from a London airport – convenient and close.

Scott Caudwell, Regional Sales Director for Romans said “We are thrilled to be able to offer something a little different for our homeowners. We’ve teamed up with Kuoni to offer the lucky winner a show stopper of an experience in an incredible Italian city and we can’t wait to announce the lucky winner.

“The trip could include a premium transfer to your hotel, a stay in a luxury hotel and a cultural excursion, to see either the sights of the Colosseum, Trevi Fountain or the Pantheon amongst others. Also included is £500 spending money for food, drink, experiences and of course mementoes. Working with our partner Kuoni, you’ll be able to create a trip to suit your requirements worth up to a value of £5000.”

To enter the prize draw, applicants will need to have had a valuation of their home or have listed it with one of Romans’ branches before May 15. Homeowners who have both a valuation and also instruct Romans to list their home for sale, are eligible for two entries into the prize draw.

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