Ham is one of the most amazing towns in not just the Borough of Kingston Upon Thames, but the whole of London. It has a unique style due to the geographic location in a curve of the river. There are lush green meadows leading to this stretch of riverside, giving the area a really great country feel. To the east is the sprawling Richmond Park too. Continue reading →

Property managers play a very important role, working as the middle ground between landlords and tenants. They can ensure all parties are happy and work to resolve any issues. A big part of this is ensuring that the building itself is presentable and properly maintained. Continue reading →

Northwood is one of the most northern suburbs in the London Borough of Hillingdon but has a lot of things that entice people to live in the area. Most notably it is attractive to families for the larger homes and close proximity to good schools such as Harlyn Primary, Haydon, and the independent St. Helen’s. Continue reading →

South Tottenham is an area worth looking at if you are considering the investment properties Haringey has to offer. It is a location that provides some excellent value for money in comparison to its neighbours. There is also good potential for redevelopment in the area in the future, especially if the long running planning battle for a Wards Corner Edwardian property and an indoor market is resolved. Continue reading →

Dalston has been the focus of gentrification since the financial crisis, becoming an enclave for city workers looking to get more for their money. The area is in north London, close to more expensive Islington and Stoke Newington. Between 2009 and 2014 the average price of a home in the area rose by 59%, not far behind the figure for Central London. In the three years since prices have gained 12.3% at a time when many prime areas have lost some ground. Continue reading →

Cockfosters in the London Borough of Enfield is an attractive location for young professionals and families. It is a leafy suburb with tree lined streets and some impressive open green spaces. The wooded landscape makes the area feel like a country village even though it is only half an hour from the busy centre of London. Continue reading →

Ealing is a very well connected area in Zone 3, benefitting from four Tube stations (served by the Piccadilly and District lines) and two rail stations. The latter of these provide services on the GWR and Heathrow Connect. On top of this the town will receive a new stop on Crossrail in 2019. Continue reading →

Pimlico in the City of Westminster is established as one of the best spots in Zone 1 for riverside homes, high scoring schools, and easy access to a huge array of attractions. It draws a wide variety of property seekers, from professionals looking for the most valuable stucco homes to families who want to live on well-regarded council estates. Continue reading →

Hampstead is not only one of the most affluent areas in the London Borough of Camden; it is also near the top of the list for the capital as a whole. This translates to rather high prices for homes but has created a great community feel and attracted some very notable attractions. Continue reading →

Orpington may be based close to the M25 and the Green Belt in Bromley, South East London but it offers a faster commute to the City and London Bridge than many other areas. Commuters can reach either of these destinations in around half an hour or stay on trains a little longer to travel to Charing Cross or Victoria. Continue reading →