Family run agency brand The Good Estate Agent has welcomed the next generation of the team in the shape of Tom and Charlie Bryer, sons of the founders of the business.
Both Tom and Charlie have helped to shape the business alongside their parents since 2011, delivering leaflets as children and more recently helping with property maintenance and on number of property refurbishment.
They now join head office on a full-time basis.
The boys recently returned from the French Alps where they completed a ski season and trained and competed in international Bobsleigh championships.
The Good Estate Agent is owned by married couple Rob and Sue Bryer.
Rob said: “We’re thrilled to welcome Tom and Charlie to The Good Estate Agent team, heralding in a new era for the company.
“We're introducing new and progressive ways of working, which in turn will add value to both our customers and our agents and we’re keen to do so with the fresh take on the industry Tom and Charlie bring.”
“Our network is expanding and with 97 agents plus another 47 working in The Good Travel Agent which was launched last October. There is no stopping us now.”
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