Savills has strengthened its residential sales team in Suffolk with the appointment of Samantha Holmes as associate director.
Samantha has 15 years’ experience of selling property in the county, having previously worked for regional agents Jackson-Stops and David Burr.
Along with equestrian properties she specialises in selling homes in West Suffolk and will have a particular focus on Bury St Edmunds and the towns and villages of the Stour Valley including Sudbury, Long Melford, Lavenham, Clare, Cavendish and Bures.
Samantha will be working alongside head of department Peter Ogilvie, director Tom Orford, associate director Katy Stephenson and negotiator Elly-May Downing .
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Samantha Holmes said: “I’m incredibly excited to join what is already a very experienced and successful team.
“The office has a strong track record of selling some of the finest homes in the county and I want to continue to build on that success – working with others and using my own experiences to help drive future growth and provide the best possible service for our clients.
“I have lived and worked in West Suffolk for several years and know the area extremely well, building a strong network of contacts and establishing a thorough understanding of the local market, while also working alongside trainers, jockeys, owners and event riders on everything from race yards and studs through to country estates with equestrian facilities.”
Peter Ogilvie said: “We’re delighted to welcome Sam into the Savills family. She has hit the ground running and brings a wealth of experience and enthusiasm to a core area of our business where we are looking to grow and increase our market share.
“She has an extremely strong understanding of the West Suffolk property market which can only be a benefit to clients and colleagues alike. Her arrival ensures the evolution and expansion of our team continues and the services we offer are further enhanced.”
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