Win Your Solicitors Fees Paid!

Win Your Solicitors Fees Paid!

To celebrate our 10th Birthday we are running a new competition. Instruct us to sell your property during February 2021 and you could win your solicitors fees paid!

To celebrate our 10th Birthday we are running a special offer.
Simply instruct us to sell your home in the month of February 2021 and you will enter a prize draw to win your solicitors fees paid.

If you aren’t moving house at the moment, don’t worry, keep an eye on our page as we have more offers to come soon.
 
So, there is no time like the present, get in touch now to arrange a valuation or discuss marketing your property:
 
Tel: 0151 644 6000 (Bebington) 0151 334 5875 (Bromborough)
Whatsapp (Messages Only): 07538771198
Or fill in the contact us form on our website!
 
Follow this link to arrange a free no obligation valuation: https://www.lesleyhooks.co.uk/valuations.htm
 
The property must be sold by Lesley Hooks and solicitors fees will be paid on the sale of the property up to a maximum of £1000. Further Terms and Conditions Apply. 

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