Watch 'The Grinch's first day at the office' - The 2025 Christmas advert

Watch 'The Grinch's first day at the office' - The 2025 Christmas advert

Plus, enjoy our favourite outtakes from the shoot and see our festive opening hours.


The Grinch’s first day at the office… and let’s just say his heart wasn’t the only thing two sizes too small, so was his patience.

It’s been another busy year at Sandersons so we decided to add to our team. He was very keen on the interview but perhaps we should’ve know he was prone to an occasional meltdown.

One thing The Grinch is right about is launching your property on Boxing Day. For decades, we’ve seen a consistent pattern. The strongest launch moment is the second Sunday of January and here’s why:
• Christmas clutter is gone, even the Grinch couldn’t complain
• Routines return, so decision-making stops feeling like a Whoville circus
• Any relationship or lifestyle reassessments have already happened
• Proceedable buyers are actively booking viewings again
• A fresh 2026 launch date looks far more appealing than a late-2025 listing


Well done to our team in Canterbury for such a wonderful effort on this video. There’s plenty of outtakes that didn't make the final cut...



Our Christmas opening hours are as follows:
Tuesday 23rd December - Open as normal
Wednesday 24th December - Closed for Christmas Eve
Thursday 25th December - Closed for Christmas Day
Friday 26th December - Closed for Boxing Day
Saturday 27th December - Closed
Sunday 28th December - Closed
Monday 29th December - Open 10am - 4pm
Tuesday 30th December - Open 10am - 4pm
Wednesday 31st December - Open 10am - 4pm
Thursday 1st January - Closed for New Year's Day
Friday 2nd January - Open as normal



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