Merriebank lettings celebrated their achievements at the 2023 South Coast Property Awards earlier this month
Hosting the awards with great aplomb, comedian, writer, presenter and actor Hal Cruttenden’s humorous anecdotes entertained guests throughout the evening.
Having recently won the UK Property Award GOLD Winner for the IOW and then the UK Property Award BRONZE Winner for Hampshire, Merriebank Lettings were already ecstatic with the recognition and representing the Island.
On the evening of 8th June 2023, they attended the Hilton Ageas Bowl in Southampton having been nominated in the top 5.
The shortlist was read out and the winners were Merriebank Lettings & Property Service for the ‘Property Agency of the Year 2023’.
When interviewed after, Dean said:
“We are very proud and now feel fully established as a lettings business on the Island. When we set up the business originally, our objective was to be different from other agencies. We aim to provide a more personal service to tenants and landlords alike and not have all the hidden costs for our clients. We are also available after hours, which is important to manage the business effectively.
“As a family-run business, we all work for each other and bring different skills to the company. We have had a very good year, including picking up one of the Isle of Wight’s biggest building developments, which is fantastic for us. We couldn’t be more delighted this evening particularly as it was also my birthday too”.




























































































Well done all. Just a shame the Tories sold all the council houses to their mates for 10% of the value and now people who don’t have rich parents are stuck in extreme rental charges stopping them from saving a deposit. When your rent to 3X what a mortgage would be,, it’s game over. But the Tories don’t care as long as they can keep stealing all the money from the UK. Putin learnt all his tricks from the Tories.
Very nice of you to not have all of the hidden costs etc. It’s a shame it had to be legislated before property letting agents decided to be so caring for the renter. Along with estate agents, these businesses are sucking blood from both lessor and lessee. A double headed parasite.