Agency invests £125,000 to create dedicated lettings office

Agency invests £125,000 to create dedicated lettings office


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An independent agency is marking a record year for its lettings department by reinvesting in a major expansion across Shropshire.

Berriman Eaton, which now manages more than 500 rental properties across its network, has invested £125,000 in expanding premises in Bridgnorth to become a dedicated lettings branch.

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The move comes as activity in the region has increased by more than 50% in the past year, driven by rising demand for homes in Bridgnorth and the surrounding rural areas, as well as other towns such as Newport and Telford.

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The new lettings department will be led by Harry Brueton, who has been promoted to head-up the operation following a successful career within the firm.

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Andy Roberts, Managing Director, says: “Our lettings department has achieved fantastic growth over the past five years as landlords turn to trusted agents during these uncertain times.

“Shropshire is a real hotspot for us. The investment in a dedicated Bridgnorth lettings department reinforces our commitment to expansion in the area and, importantly, delivering a quality service on the doorstep.”

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Berriman Easton also operates an off-market lettings service, working with professional sportspeople, high-net-worth clients and international tenants seeking privacy and bespoke support.

In addition to lettings, Berriman Eaton provides specialist advice on residential sales and purchases across Shropshire and the West Midlands.

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