Congratulations to Butler Sherborn’s New Associate Partners
Ben Way MRICS, Head of Equestrian, Sophie Lane and Katy Freeman, senior residential sales negotiators in Cirencester and Burford respectively, have been promoted as Associate Partners of Butler Sherborn, with immediate effect.
Ben Way is based in the Stow office. In addition to running the Equestrian agency department of Butler Sherborn, Ben competes regularly through the season at Advanced Level with his wife, Sarahunder the Team Way banner. He is extremely well connected in the equestrian world, and his knowledge of all equestrian property matters in the Cotswolds is extensive.
Sophie Lane has lived in the Cirencester area for much of her life, excepting a short sojourn working in London residential agency. She has a comprehensive appreciation of the local Cotswold property market, and is always delighted to assist with any residential property transactions.
Katy Freeman lives with her young family close to Bourton on the Water, in the same area in which she grew up. Katy has a wealth of residential property experience in the Cotswolds having been in the business for some twenty three years.
Do contact any one of these three Associate Partners if you have any property matters you would like to explore.
Ben Way ben@butlersherborn.co.uk 01451 830731
Sophie Lane sophie.lane@butlersherborn.co.uk 01285 883740
Katy Freeman katy@butlersherborn.co.uk 01993 822325
Trump’s Election and UK Base Rate reduction -Impact on the Cotswolds Residential market
The majority of the American voters have awarded Donald Trump a resounding victory. The populace has spoken and the new administration has significant power. With the extent of the majority, certainty has been secured.
Trump’s Election and UK Base Rate reduction -Impact on the Cotswolds Residential market
The Impact of the Autumn Budget on the British agricultural industry and farming community – Farmers Protest to Parliament on Tuesday 19th November
Rachel Reeves appears to have trodden with ten league boots across the rural community of the entire country with her announcements in last week’s budget.
The Impact of the Autumn Budget on the British agricultural industry and farming community – Farmers Protest to Parliament on Tuesday 19th November
Anticipated stability following the certainty of the Autumn Budget
In the event, after much anticipation and speculation The Chancellor has announced little which will directly affect the Cotswolds residential property market.
Anticipated stability following the certainty of the Autumn Budget
A cracking Christmas in the Cotswolds- Christmas Markets, Fairs and Carol Services 2024
The Cotswolds hums with activity in the run up to Christmas with Christmas Markets and Fairs popping up in many of the villages and market squares. From locally made crafts and decorations to wonderful local produce, there is a truly brilliant selection of gifts and foods for all tastes and palates. The centres of the villages are subsumed by the wafting smells of mulled wine, roasted chestnuts and gingerbread spices.
A cracking Christmas in the Cotswolds- Christmas Markets, Fairs and Carol Services 2024
