Top accolade for The Bee Hive

The Bee Hive, based in Burnley, has been named runner-up in the North West by the British Property Awards 2018.

The accolade puts The Bee Hive among the country’s top estate agents and follows the family firm taking ‘gold’ as Burnley’s top estate agent.

“It’s a great double for us and further evidence that we are moving in the direct direction,” said Luke Robinson, business development director. “To be officially recognised by something as prestigious as the British Property Awards is very pleasing, especially twice in the same year!”

The Robinson family, well known through the region as property developers, took over at The Bee Hive just three years ago.

“Our strategy is to put quality over quantity,” added Luke. “We have a strong skill set within the team and while don’t claim to be the cheapest estate agency in the region, we do believe we offer the very best in service to all clients.”

David Gregory, director of the British Property Awards, said: “The Bee Hive continues to perform at a really high level and to take two awards in 2018 is testimony to the agency’s progress and standing.”

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