Savills Guildford has announced an exciting new partnership with Shere Cricket Club, reinforcing its commitment to supporting local communities and celebrating the lifestyle available in the heart of the Surrey Hills.
Nestled in one of Surrey’s most picturesque villages, Shere Cricket Club is a cornerstone of village life. Surrounded by the rolling hills of the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the club offers a quintessential English cricket experience with a range of teams catering to players of all ages and abilities. It combines sporting tradition with a vibrant social calendar, welcoming both residents and visitors to enjoy its unique setting.
More than just a cricket ground, the club serves as a key social hub for the local community, hosting regular events that bring people together throughout the season.
As part of the partnership, Savills Guildford will sponsor the club for the upcoming season, supporting its continued success both on and off the pitch. The collaboration also includes a special limited-overs fixture, set to take place on Wednesday 12th August from 17:00 which will be a relaxed, social occasion open to players of all abilities, with both men and women encouraged to take part.
Ed Boden, head of residential sales at Savills Guildford commented: “Shere Cricket Club perfectly embodies the spirit of community and countryside living that makes this part of Surrey so special. At Savills, we’re proud to support organisations that bring people together and preserve local traditions. This partnership is a natural fit for us, and we’re particularly looking forward to the upcoming fixture, which promises to be a fantastic opportunity to connect with the community in a fun and informal setting.”
The partnership highlights Savills’ ongoing dedication to engaging with the communities it serves, while celebrating the enduring appeal of village life in the Surrey Hills.
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