The meaning of the 'little house' on the logo

A year on from Newboulds & Co's rebrand, everyone likes the 'little house'

Since our rebrand in 2023, we receive lots of lovely comments about how they like our 'Your Next Home?' and 'Spoken For' boards along with the 'little house' on our logo.

Did you know the 'house' on our logo, made of three different lines represents our 3 core values from when we started the company; Empathy, Passion and Integrity.

Having these values at the foundation of Newboulds & Co shows throughout our business and you can see from reading our Google Reviews, the benefits for our clients.

Here is a 90 second video highlighting why we do what we do:

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