Georgina & Sarah at Loddon Summer Fayre

Georgina & Sarah at Loddon Summer Fayre

Georgina & Sarah from Avocado Property sponsored the Loddon Summer Fayre, featuring a “House Hunt Competition,” bouncy castles, and blow-up activities, delighting the local community despite the wet weather.

At Avocado Property, we take immense pride in the work our partners do for their local community. Georgina and Sarah, our partners for Woodley & Earley, are dedicated to embodying the community spirit that communities are known for.

In this short blog, Georgina and Sarah share more about the summer fayre:

We recently sponsored the Loddon Summer Fayre and held a "House Hunt Competition" for the kids, giving away two £25 gift vouchers for our local Showcase Cinema just in time for the summer holidays. Despite the awful, wet weather, the event had a great turnout.

The fayre was packed with exciting activities, including bouncy castles, blow-up activities like a giant dartboard, and a variety of engaging stalls. Families had a fantastic time enjoying the attractions and participating in our fun competition.

We are looking forward to being involved in future events along with the PTA at Loddon Primary School.

If you're looking for dedicated estate agents in Woodley & Earley who care about the community, look no further than Georgina & Sarah at Avocado Property. Contact us today to see how we can assist you with your property needs.


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