Author: Sal
WightAway Join VentnorBlog Presents … Supporters
Friday, 22nd February, 2008 at 12:50 pm, Isle of Wight
The holiday property specialists, Wightaway, are welcoming VentnorBlog Presents … invited guests with a 100 glasses of bubbly (one per person - not a hundred each) at Bonchurch Manor Hotel this evening.
Since starting to renovate and let her own properties, which appeal to visitors who want to avoid swirlie carpets, nylon sheets and a whiff of mildew in their holiday accommodation, Debby Robinson has been overwhelmed by demand.
She has set up WightAway and is now keen to take on other quality properties on an agency basis. Unlike some holiday letting companies, WightAway intends to offer a full service, which will include laundry, cleaning and maintenance i.e. all the hassle for the owner. Also on offer will be a re-design, decoration and ‘kitting out’ service.
As Debby says
‘My own properties are almost fully booked for the forthcoming season so that I am having to turn people away. At the same time there are properties in Ventnor standing empty because the owners think that letting will involve too much aggravation. I can advise on and manage lets so that they are problem free’.
Debby can be reached on 01983 856979 for details of her properties to let and management information.
VentnorBlog would like to thank Debby for her generous support at tonight’s event.
[Photography: Julian Winslow]
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