Pin-up properties


RIVER GARDENS, LONDON – MANAGED BY FARRAR PROPERTY MANAGEMENT


River Gardens in Fulham is a unique residential development constructed in the 1970s. The freehold is owned collectively by the leaseholders and the active board ensures the development is very well maintained. Farrar Property Management and the Directors liaise very closely to ensure the development receives the continued investment it deserves. There are 11 blocks in total containing 116 flats, on site staff (including


a residential porter), swimming pool and saunas and acclaimed communal gardens. Its riverside location overlooks the Wetlands Centre in Barnes, is adjacent to Fulham Football Club and is a prime location to take in the Cambridge vs Oxford boat race.


FARRAR PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 020 7341 0220


THE HORIZONS DEVELOPMENT, COLCHESTER – MANAGED BY PMS LEASEHOLD MANAGEMENT LTD


Originally developed by Barratt and opened in 2005, the Horizons development houses 207 mixed size flats over approximately 5 acres of land. The flats are a mixture of one and two bedroom units and three bedroom penthouses. The flats stand on the banks of the beautiful River Colne in Colchester and the development is regarded as the jewel in the crown


of the Colne Bank area. The development is illuminated with brilliant blue spotlights in the darker hours making the building look like it is constructed from ice. Barratt paid particular attention to the impact the development


would have on the environment, so it is graced with beautiful walkways and garden areas where nesting swans can be found in the spring and early summer. PMS Leasehold Management Ltd have been involved with Horizons since its inception, and undertook full management from 2007.


PMS LEASEHOLD MANAGEMENT LTD 01206 835 350


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