Rural land and property agency relocating two teams in September move
A Carlisle-based land and property agency has undergone a reorganisation resulting in relocation to two new locations.
As part of H&H Land & Estates’ continuing expansion in the South Lakes region, its Kendal Residential Property and Land Agency teams are on the move.
The company is separating its multi-disciplinary practice, currently sharing premises at 36 Finkle Street in Kendal, into two divisions to be based at new locations with scope for further growth and development.
The Estate Agency and Residential Lettings division will move to Branthwaite Brow, while the Land Agency department will move to Staveley.
Both will be relocating this September.
Enhancing the agency’s residential sales, lettings, and professional valuations services at the heart of Kendal town centre, the Estate Property Agency and Residential Lettings team will maintain their high street presence at 48 Branthwaite Brow, under the management of South Lakes branch manager, Alex Bibby.
Headed by associate director, Rachel Bagshaw, the Land Agency department will now be based at the Cumbria Tourism Business Centre, Staveley, which offers open plan offices, conference facilities and parking for clients and visitors.
Mark Johnson H&H Land & Estates managing director, said: “This is a hugely significant move in every respect and a major step in our plans to expand our presence in the South Lakes, Cumbria, and the North West.
“In managing property sales and lettings, our new and improved location will increase exposure and footfall within the centre of Kendal. The move for our Land Agency team to a thriving rural location in Staveley is a natural fit and much more accessible for customers.
“Both of our new premises will create further opportunity and footprint to continue to grow and support the increasing range of services we can offer. Our digital footprint continues to grow and leads the way in innovation and progressive approaches to the market in which we operate.”
