London is truly massive with a plethora of Boroughs to choose from. In West London lies the Borough of Hounslow, bordering Richmond upon Thames, Hammersmith and Fulham, Ealing, and Hillingdon. With a range of landmarks and places to visit, the area is not short of history or things to do. Continue reading →

Hillingdon is one of the most unique Boroughs in the whole of London. The area has a fantastic combination of huge developments and unspoilt landscapes. This is possible because of the size of the Borough and the differences between the north and south. Continue reading →

Hornsey is a Victorian suburb in the London Borough of Haringey. The area is well located in the north of the capital, offering great connections to the centre of the city. The location has an interesting reputation because of its more glamorous neighbours Crouch End, Muswell Hill and Green Wood. The residents that call it home have a much better view. Continue reading →

Located in the South-East, Greenwich is one of the four Royal Boroughs in London. In addition to its modern features, the Borough has rich links to the past with bits of history located throughout the area. With all of the fascinating possibilities available, there is something for everyone. Continue reading →

Like many other Boroughs across London, Camden was founded in 1965 and was formed from a handful of former areas. The Borough was named after Charles Pratt, 1st Earl Camden and the town that formerly bore his name. It is considered by many to be the best place to live in London and for good reasons.

Art is a form of expressing yourself and it can breathe life into the community. Street art in particular has grown and grown and this Borough in particular is an area where it is encouraged. Thanks to organisations like Real Art of Street Art and the Camden Markets Group, many buildings and hoardings have been given up in order for artists to express themselves. If you are interested in seeing these fine art pieces there are several tours you can take.

If you are an avid shopper, the Camden Market has a little of something for everyone. Being the fourth-most popular visitor attraction in London, it is bursting with diversity and sells such things as crafts, clothing, bric-a-brac and various fast foods. The street food is some of the very best you will come across with Indian, Chinese, Mexican and Japanese delicacies available to name a few. The diversity isn’t just restricted to the food however. There are over 160 English Heritage blue plaques dedicated to all of the diverse personalities that have lived in Camden over the years.

Many people who have settled here are constantly captivated by its culture. The transport in Camden has excellent links and it is a mere 20 minute walk to Kings Cross St Pancras, meaning easy access to all over the country.

At Finefair we offer flexible services to cater for property owners across Camden. We service we are very proud to offer is property management so that homes in this wonderful area can be maintained to a high standard so they can be enjoyed for many more years to come.

The City of London is a unique place to live. Many people find it surprising how many great attractions there are in the Borough and hold the mistaken belief that the vast majority of people commute to the area rather than living there because of the lack of benefits. It is true that the City is vastly more crowded during working hours but this doesn’t mean the area goes to sleep afterwards. There is actually a lot of art and culture to enjoy, not to mention the cuisine and bars to explore.

One of the best attractions of living in the City is the fact that you are well placed to take advantage of the fantastic transport system. The Borough is served by no less than 12 Underground stations, making it the most connected area in London. This makes it very easy for people to get around and means they can forgo having a car. The central location also means you can choose a bicycle as your mode of transport if you want more flexibility.

Shopping in the City is a surprising experience too. The area is the financial centre of the UK so retail takes a back seat but there are still some really good markets to enjoy. Leadenhall Market is based in a beautiful setting in an enclosed Victorian arcade. The structure is Grade II listed and retains many of the original characteristics. This makes it a great place to visit for people with a passion for design. It is no surprise that it is home to a number of fashion boutiques.

Where the City really excels is dining. The Borough has an incredible range on offer with cuisine from all around the world. The restaurant district is fantastic, catering for the commuters who work in the area as well as the residents. You can enjoy fine dining at any number of places or find hidden gems with unique menus.

At Finefair we have a great knowledge of what it is like to live in the City of London. We offer our flexible property services to the area, working as letting agents as well as handling sales and investment solutions too. Whatever your needs you can rely on us.

Located in North-West London, the Borough of Brent is sought after by people because of its numerous underground and rail travel options, famous landmarks such as Wembley Stadium and the extremely diverse culture.

Brent originated in 1965, the result of the combination of the Municipal Boroughs of Wembley and Willesden. Its name is derived from the River Brent that runs through the area. Ethnically the Borough is incredibly diverse, attracting people from all around the world.

Aside from the diverse culture, Brent has numerous train and tube stations. This makes it a really great area for commuters and people who want to be able to travel easily for leisure. With impressive infrastructure in place residents of the Borough are connected with the whole of London.

Within and around the Borough of Brent are a number of famous landmarks that are bound to catch your interest. Wembley Stadium is the number one spot for avid football fans as it hosts major events such as the FA Cup Final. In addition, the stadium has played host to rugby and boxing matches. Originally named the Empire Pool, Wembley Arena once housed a swimming pool that was used in the 1948 Summer Olympics and other sporting events. But in more recent years it has played host to such musical talent as Britney Spears, Beyoncé and Bob Dylan and has been a filming location for The X Factor.

At Finefair, our team works incredibly hard to support landlords working across Brent. Our years of experience and excellent customer service have enabled us to provide clients with the very best level of service, helping them to get the best returns for their properties.

One service designed to do just that is guaranteed rent. This gives you a set monthly income for your property regardless of the let status. It means you’ll receive your rent even if there are no tenants. This is an attractive option for many investors.

If you are looking for a lettings service you can rely on that will give you stable income for the whole period guaranteed rent is for you. Landlords from Brent can contact us for further information and to discuss their options with us.

Barnet has enjoyed big growth in demand in 2016, becoming one of the most attractive Boroughs in the whole of London. In April eMoov reported that demand had risen by 11%, increasing competition for properties and their prices too.

Investors will be drawn to the opportunities the situation in Barnet offers. They will also appreciate the outlook that eMoov has for the area. The online estate agent claimed that the average price for a home in the area was £625,000 in April but expected it to rise a great deal in the next 14 years. By 2030 they anticipate the average to exceed £1 million. That would suggest that now is a great time to snap up good properties in the area.

At Finefair we are committed to offering personal, reliable support to investors. We can help them to determine their needs, including the type of property they are looking for, their budgets for purchase and repairs or developments, and whether they are looking at sales or letting. There are a lot of options and opportunities so it is good to have an individual with experience in the property market to call on.

One service we are incredibly proud to offer is block management. This is designed for investors who own a portfolio of properties in a specific area. It allows us to manage all of them effectively whilst offering cost savings to the client. We have extensive experience and put a great deal of effort in to ensuring that every single property is managed to our very high standards.

As part of our property management services we can inspect homes as frequently as you require and report back with information on the condition. This allows us to keep you up to date and also means we can be proactive with maintenance. The latter offers big benefits including the potential for reduced costs. By checking for problems regularly and conducting repairs when necessary we reduce the likelihood of large, costly problems occurring.

If you are looking to invest in Barnet you can contact us for support. Alternatively, if you already own properties in the area and want to ensure they are managed properly and deliver the best returns you can choose a service from us.

Originally formed in 1965 from the Boroughs of Chingford, Leyton and Walthamstow, the London Borough of Waltham Forest offers two distinct parts separated by the North Circular Road. The areas are polar opposites; the south is comprised of high-rise apartment blocks with busy inner-city living whilst the north offers stately homes, extensive parks, gardens and a quieter dose of life.

The restaurants and bars in Waltham Forest are overflowing with diversity and culture. If you are a fan of Scandinavian culture or just like a good cafe, Bygga Bo offers excellent refreshments that are made in house with local ingredients. If you are after something a bit more on the Portuguese side, The Windmill restaurant offers a tapas style menu and full main courses. The excellent value lunch deals are also worth checking out. For cuisine from a bit closer to home, the East London Sausage Company’s products can be found all over the capital.

In addition to its culinary features, Waltham Forest is home to a number of amazing sites and things to keep you busy. Epping Forrest offers the ideal weekend spot for families as it is one of the best ecological sites in the UK with a vast amount of wildlife. This site is also known as the filming location of one of the most iconic scenes from one of the greatest films of all time, the Black Knight scene from Monty Python and the Holy Grail.

For all of you avid shoppers, the Wood Street indoor market offers over 25 stores selling clothes, jewellery and antiques. The Mall not only offers shopping opportunities but also hosts various events throughout the year.

Finefair is proud to work as a lettings agent in this attractive part of London. We go the extra mile to ensure that you find the right property, finding one that suits your needs in terms of type, size, and cost. With our years of experience and dedication to our clients, we are very confident that you will be satisfied with the service we provide.

Richmond upon Thames, situated in South West London is considered by many to be an incredibly beautiful town and offers some of the finest dinning, shopping, opportunities for children and places to visit in the UK.

Richmond’s restaurants are among the best in the capital and include a wide array of cuisines, including French, Italian, Indian, Thai, Chinese, Persian and Croatian dishes. Due to the high popularity, it is wise to book a table in advance if you are going out for a special occasion at one of the leading establishments.

The Borough is not short of places to visit and has some of the best sights in the UK. Richmond Park is one of the most highly regarded with its astounding views, red and fallow deer, and the immaculately beautiful Pembroke Lodge which is ideal for weddings and family occasions. For everyone who loves exotic sights, the Kew Gardens offer some of the most beautiful landscapes in the country and attract over one million visitors every year.

With a wide array of historic houses, Richmond prospers with culture. Such establishments include Marble Hill House, Hampton Court Palace and Ham House. If you are a rugby fan or are a huge concert buff, you are in luck because Richmond is home to the largest rugby stadium in the country, Twickenham.

The town centre is renowned for its shopping potential but the wider Borough has an even larger list of high quality establishments. Children will also benefit from living in Richmond as there is an array of activities including clothing shops, party venues, drama activities and soft plays.

At Finefair we have a lot of experience working in Richmond. We serve a wide array of clients, including the local Council, landlords, and prospective buyers too. With our range of services available, our team will work with you extensively to ensure your needs are met. Whether you’re looking to buy, find an investment property, explore council leasing or want to have properties managed professionally you can rely on us.