Visitors enjoy a drink and chance to network at the Harrison Murray open day.
[Photo:Harrison Murray]
One of ten Harrison Murray branches across Leicestershire, the relocated office has a modern new look that has proved popular with people in the village since opening in mid-August.
As reported in the EYE last week, the estate agency’s Senior Residential Manager Teana Hampson and her team invited members of the public to visit the King Street branch to meet them and see the new premises and ask any property related questions they may have.
Those attending were able to mingle with VIP guest the Chairman of Enderby Parish Council, Mrs Sylvia Conway.
There was also free food and drink on offer and for younger visitors, a special visit in the form of The Nottingham’s mascot Robin Hood together with face painting.
Teana said:
“It’s fantastic to be in a new-look, modernised office right at the heart of Enderby. Many people in the village have already said they think it brings an added touch of style to the high street.
“We wanted to celebrate being so well received by holding a relaxed event that allowed people to have a drink and bite to eat on us whilst finding out more about our services and asking us any property-related questions they had.”
Harrison Murray Estate Agency Area Manager Tim MacIntosh added:
“We are the ‘one stop shop’ for clients as we not only help people to buy and sell property but also offer conveyancing, mortgages, lettings and even advice on home insurance and financial planning.
“Just as important as the expertise and products we offer is the excellent customer service and community engagement we pride ourselves on. This event was the latest example of that ethos.”
(l-r) Harrison Murray Head of Estate Agency Su Snaith, Enderby office manager Teana Hampson, area manager Tim MacIntosh, Chairman of Enderby Parish Council Mrs Sylvia Conway and Robin Hood celebrate Harrison Murray’s new Enderby office.
Bella Knight, 3, from Enderby checks out her new look in the mirror.
(l-r) Aylestone youngsters Seth Hewitt, 4, and brother Arthur, 5, pose for a photo after having their faces painted.
Enderby youngsters Cara Allen, 4, and her brother Finley, 2, choose their face painting designs with the help of Harrison Murray senior negotiator Natalie Widdowson, before showing them off with The Nottingham’s mascot Robin Hood (below)
Posing with Robin Hood
[Photos: Courtesy Harrison Murray]
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