The Middleton way: November newsletter
5th December 2018
This year we’ve been quietly going about our business - while much of the country has been consumed with Brexit, September was our busiest ever month for completion of property acquisitions. Read about how we’re strengthening our team by welcoming Ben Smith, Rhianna Ashton-Moon and Alex Hooper; building partnerships with the likes of educationalists Kashti Johnson Associates; admire the latest venture of bespoke cabinet-makers Halstock; and how we're doing our bit for the next generation of rugby stars.
We’re delighted to continue our support of three junior rugby clubs in Oxfordshire and the Cotswolds – Henley Hawks, Chipping Norton RFC and Overton RFC. We’re also supporting the PROP programme – a Henley Hawks initiative delivering rugby coaching and sessions into local primary schools.
Little Halstock may sound like a pretty English village where you’d find one of our advisors showing a client the vicarage or the manor house with a view to a purchase. In fact, it’s the latest offshoot of 
Middleton works closely with a number of partners who bring additional expertise to our clients during and after the property acquisition process. One such is education consultancy 
Middleton’s 
Rhianna Aston-Moon joined Middleton Advisors in 2018 as an executive assistant to the Country team
"I'm an organised individual," says Ben, "and that's obviously crucial in a detail-oriented, service business like this."
“I’m really enjoying working in a smaller business, where we can uphold the values of client service that can get lost within the pressures of a big company.”
Parnham House is a 16th century, grade I listed house near Beaminster in Dorset, described by Historic England as 'exceptionally important'. It was damaged by fire in April 2017, but as it returns to the market place, local media were interested to hear 
It's a buyer's market in the London 'village' of Barnes, according to