Fairview New Homes

Founded in 1961, Fairview New Homes is a property developer. They build detached family homes and city apartments in well-connected locations across London and also the Home Counties. Their developments vary from small collection of homes in village locations to large regeneration projects of hundreds of apartments. In addition, Fairview New Homes aims to always engage with and support the communities where it builds new homes. The company's community engagement has included visiting schools to talk to children about the company and the housebuilding industry as well as making donations to community initiatives and groups.

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Company

  • Website: www.fairview.co.uk

  • No. of developments: 28

  • Development locations: London, East of England

Homeviews Awards

  • 2 Excellence Awards

  • 1 Facilities Awards

  • 1 Location Awards

  • 1 Value Awards

  • 1 Management Awards

"Our favourite thing about the flat is our south facing balcony overlooking limehouse cut"

KirstiePhoenix, E14

"The flats are very well laid out and have plenty of storage space."

MordEdgwarebury Manor, HA8

"There is no noise around (we face the internal gardens of the buildings)."

JJRegency Heights, NW10

Developments by Fairview New Homes

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Development image of NewHayes, UB3

NewHayes, UB3

3.96

(46 reviews)

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Development image of Regency Heights, NW10

Regency Heights, NW10

3.99

(38 reviews)

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Development image of Edgwarebury Manor, HA8

Edgwarebury Manor, HA8

3.72

(19 reviews)

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Development image of Kingston East, KT3

Kingston East, KT3

4.24

(18 reviews)

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Development image of Brentwood Acres, CM13

Brentwood Acres, CM13

4.47

(3 reviews)

£575,000-£750,000

3, 4 beds

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Latest Reviews

3.92

480 total reviews

Stats

Overall

3.99

Facilities

3.70

Design

3.99

Location

4.30

Value

3.89

Management

3.34

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The living components are sufficient for a family to have a comfortable home.

VP (Owner)

Verified Resident

Kingston East, KT3

Aug 2024

I live in Pitsford House which is the first building of the development consisting of several buildings and I would say the lay out is good as it maximizes the space into its full potential and the living components are sufficient for a family to have a comfortable home.

Please tell us about the good and bad aspects of living in your local area:

Kingston East is a stone throw's away from groceries to restaurants to entertainment and still feels like you're not in a busy city.

Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:

Hmart which is like 5 minutes walk away which is perfect.

What is the best feature of your home:

I would say the best feature is the location as its near everything even Richmond park.

5

Facilities

5

Design

5

Location

5

Value

5

Management


A haven for foodies as everything is within reach

O'Neil (Tenant)

Verified Resident

Kingston East, KT3

Aug 2024

Kingston East only has a communal garden and the building is good enough. There is obviously the usual defects but all in all, a well thought out design and the materials used are not too substandard. Property is managed by Ian Gibbs, they are not great but good enough.

Please tell us about the good and bad aspects of living in your local area:

Kingston east is a haven for foodies as everything is within reach, Aldi and Matalan are also under a minute walk.

Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:

Parking is a bit difficult to come by as there isn't enough for everyone.

What is the best feature of your home:

The best feature of Kingston east for is it feels like a community.

5

Facilities

5

Design

5

Location

5

Value

5

Management


Great place to call home

DS (Owner)

Verified Resident

Kingston East, KT3

Aug 2024

Kingston East is sort of a big development which consists of several buildings, the layout is well though out. It has communal gardens and a playground for kids to enjoy. It is suitably located in terms of accessibility and the distance to anything you might need.

Please tell us about the good and bad aspects of living in your local area:

Living in Kingston East has been great so far, the neighbors have a strong community vibe and everyone helps each other.

Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:

New Malden is the largest South Korean community in Europe

What is the best feature of your home:

my apartment is well thought out to conserve and maximize space

5

Facilities

5

Design

5

Location

5

Value

5

Management


Very happy with the flat and location

Caitlin H (Owner)

Verified Resident

Kingston East, KT3

Jul 2024

The flat itself is exactly what you’d expect for the price and location - WAY less issues than other new builds. It’s very spacious, we hear no noise at all from neighbours, and came with robust appliances - we’ve been here for almost years with no big issues now. Also given it’s on a main road the noise cancelling from the windows is great. We had the odd issue such as broken lift but the company have generally sorted out pretty quickly. We are genuinely really happy here.

Please tell us about the good and bad aspects of living in your local area:

Kingston is fab, so many parks, shops & restaurants. You are a short walk from New Malden high street and a 30 min walk from Kingston. The flat itself is 5 mins from a big nature reserve and right opposite Aldi.

Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:

The walk to the station has a level crossing in the way!

What is the best feature of your home:

The layout of the flat - it’s a great use of the space, feels much bigger than the square footage.

5

Facilities

5

Design

5

Location

5

Value

3

Management


Promising but unfinished and disappointing.

Alex S (Tenant)

Verified Resident

Edgwarebury Manor, HA8

Mar 2024

Overall good location and has the necessity’s and also great views of london. Design wise could have been better: stingy on kitchen cabinets for the couple of apartments that have straight kitchens instead of L shapes - only given 2 30cm wall cabinets with 1200cm open wall space, heating is not efficiently place - all radiators placed centrally and not near windows to trap cold air, could have been more thought out and had underfloor heating put in. Silly to put neighbours window right next to terrace railing - no privacy for either, room layout of windows and sockets poor - why would you put a bed headboard against a window? Building/ property management quite poor, no leeway to those who follow the rules and no enforcement to those who don’t. Response not always given and a lot of times seem to be giving false answers to avoid responsibilities.

Please tell us about the good and bad aspects of living in your local area:

There aren’t any local bars or restaurants unless you walk to the main highstreet, however this does make the estate quiet. Good transport links into central. Parking has been a bit of a nightmare where people park where they want despite being told when purchasing the properties no street parking. Also, bins regularly don’t get collected due to naive residents and it’s residents that have taken action against other residents to try and stop extra charges been applied not the management company.

Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:

Be prepared to be cold in winter unless you are okay with spending lots of money on heating.

What is the best feature of your home:

The amount of nature light from the windows, which ultimately gives the best views surrounding the property, especially the terrace over looking North West London.

3

Facilities

3

Design

5

Location

3

Value

2

Management


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