Game On! Top agency scores big with short lets operator

Game On! Top agency scores big with short lets operator


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Hamptons has snapped up specialist short lets company Wimbledon Accommodation,  a supplier to the annual Wimbledon tennis championships.

Wimbledon Accommodation has operated for 23 years with a client list including and former Wimbledon champions, current players, tournament officials and media.

The acquisition will see owners David and Janet Thurtell work with Hamptons until after of the 2023 tournament – thereafter the couple will be linked on a consultancy basis.

Cat Westerling, head of lettings at Hamptons, says: “Hamptons has served its large and loyal customer base in the Wimbledon area since 1869 and already operates a strong short lets business from the local branch. 

“We’re delighted to have the opportunity to acquire, and partner with, Wimbledon Accommodation Ltd having recognised the strong synergies between our two businesses. With each placing care and discretion, attention to detail and exceptional service at the heart of all we do, this felt like an ideal match from the outset. 

“The acquisition strengthens Hamptons short term rental business in Wimbledon, whilst offering customers of Wimbledon Accommodation Ltd access to an even wider choice of occupant and/or property through the championships via Hamptons 90- plus branch UK network and 7,000 international affiliate partners.”

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