Chartwell Noble, an estate agency launched last year, has announced that it is now expanding its footprint beyond the UK through strategic partnerships with international estate agents.
The company, which operates across central England, has launched a collaboration with Home Hunts, a specialist property search and sales service for clients interested in buying and selling properties in France, Monaco, Spain and Switzerland.
Through this strategic partnership, Chartwell Noble will implement a bespoke marketing strategy to connect UK based buyers with Home Hunts’ property listings overseas.
The company will promote these properties through its social media platforms, website, digital marketing efforts and national press PR campaigns, whilst also leveraging its database of registered buyers.
Ross D’Aniello, CEO and co-founder of Chartwell Noble, commented: “This partnership with Home Hunts is an exciting move for us and marks a pivotal step forward for the brand, further extending our reach overseas and exploring opportunities in new territories. It also enables the business to offer an unparalleled property search service for our UK-based clients seeking investment opportunities in some of the world’s most desirable locations, granting them access to a carefully curated portfolio of luxury homes tailored to their preferences.
“We are very much looking forward to working closely with our new partners Tim & Francois-Xavier and their team. Their expertise, combined with our market knowledge, will create exceptional opportunities for those looking to invest in prime real estate abroad.”
Tim Swannie, director at Home Hunts, added: “Their [Chartwell Noble’s] expertise in the UK prime property market, combined with their tailored marketing approach and strong client relationships, makes them the ideal partner to promote our luxury homes and home finding service which we have been offering in Europe for more than 20 years.
“We look forward to working together to helping more UK buyers with their search for the finest properties across France, Spain, Monaco and Switzerland.”
