Lang Llewellyn & Co has been recognised as one of Cornwall’s leading employers after being ranked 3rd in the “Best Places to Work” awards featured by Business Cornwall magazine.
The Cornwall-based lettings, sales and property management agency was recognised for its commitment to creating a positive workplace culture, supporting staff wellbeing and investing in professional development across the business.
The recognition follows a strong year for the company, which has also recently received ESTAS awards recognition for customer service based on votes from landlords and tenants.
Co-founder Sophie Lang said:
“We are incredibly proud to be recognised as one of Cornwall’s Best Places to Work. As a growing independent business, we believe that creating a supportive, positive and rewarding working environment is essential, not just for our team, but ultimately for the service we provide to our landlords and tenants.
Property can be a demanding industry, so we work hard to ensure our team feels valued, supported and empowered to develop professionally. This recognition is a reflection of the fantastic people we have within our business.”
Lang Llewellyn & Co specialises in residential lettings and property management as well as sales across Cornwall and has built a reputation for delivering a highly personal and professional service to landlords and tenants throughout the region.
The Business Cornwall “Best Places to Work” recognition celebrates businesses across Cornwall that demonstrate excellence in workplace culture, employee satisfaction and team engagement.
For more information about Lang Llewellyn & Co visit llcoproperty.com .
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