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Hot property: Wokingham estate agent and Indian restaurant team up for a very special offer for new movers

by Phil Creighton
June 16, 2022
in Business, Featured
CELEBRATION: David Cliff and Raja Majid mark the new partnership, which sees a curry included in the moving package given to new homeowners by David Cliff estate agents

CELEBRATION: David Cliff and Raja Majid mark the new partnership, which sees a curry included in the moving package given to new homeowners by David Cliff estate agents

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A NEW partnership between two Wokingham businesses is bringing a whole new meaning to the term ‘hot property’.

Sultan Indian restaurant in Market Place has teamed up with David Cliff Estate Agents in Peach Street to offer people moving house a free meal as a house warming present.

Raja Majid, Sultan owner, said: “Everyone knows how stressful moving home can be and the last thing any of us want to do is start cooking when we’re knee deep in boxes.

“A freshly cooked, authentic Indian meal will be the ideal way to celebrate your new home while taking the pressure off preparing a meal.”

Anyone buying a house through David Cliff will be given a voucher for a meal for four – either eat in or delivery – at Sultan as part of their welcome pack, which also includes a bouquet of fresh flowers.

David Cliff, owner of David Cliff Estate Agents, said: “Whenever someone buys a house through us we like to give them something to welcome them to their new home.

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“We always say that ‘move day is takeaway day’ and this voucher means we can give them something that will genuinely help them so they don’t have to worry about cooking.

“It’s great to see a local business that is so keen to get involved in the local community.”

Sultan restaurantm recently undergone a £100,000 refurbishment.

As part of the transformation, the restaurant brought in award-winning chef Kuldeep Singh to give the menu an overhaul with unique dishes available. There is also a cafe on the ground floor.

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