Refer a Friend and enjoy £150 to spend at John Lewis

Refer a Friend and enjoy £150 to spend at John Lewis

There’s no greater endorsement than a recommendation. It’s a real compliment when you recommend us to people you know and we’d like to say ‘thank you’.

There’s no greater endorsement than a recommendation. It’s a real compliment when you recommend us to people you know and we’d like to say ‘thank you’.

When you refer a friend or family member who then goes on to sell or let with us, we will give you £300 of John Lewis vouchers – £150 for you and £150 for your friend.*

Simply complete our simple online referral form and leave the rest to us. Once the sale or let of your friend’s property has completed, the John Lewis vouchers will be winging their way to you and your friend.


It’s a win-win situation for both you and your friend!

Alternatively, we can donate £150 to a charity of your choice and £150 to your friend’s chosen charity.

We also have referral forms in branch if you would prefer to complete in person rather than online.

* The vouchers will only be issued to both parties once the sale or let of your friend’s property has completed.



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