Enness Private Clients in Hampstead agency agreement

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Enness Private Clients has agreed an introducer referral arrangement with independent London estate agency, Benham & Reeves, to handle its clients’ mortgage enquiries.

The partnership will see Benham & Reeves introduce all mortgage and finance enquiries it receives from customers to Enness, the Central London-based advisory practice.

Benham & Reeves has offices in four prime North West London real estate areas – Hampstead, Highgate, Dartmouth Park and West Hampstead – which ties in with Enness Private Clients’ high net-worth demographic.

James Morton, director of Benham & Reeves, said: “This strategic partnership allows us to cater for all of our customers’ needs

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