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

Lots of nice local shops, new developments, local shops, fantastic transport links, very pet friendly.

How has the building management responded to any problems or issues you have raised:

Very quick. Very happy with services from Anu. Maintenance responds fast.

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

Nothing really everything was clear. Anu did a fantastic job with the viewing and following up information. Couldn’t have been better!

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

Limited local shops and spaces in the area, with some small but sufficient park. Transport is the big pro of the area as it is well connected. Area is very prone to thefts with an organised group operating daily, trying to tailgate delivery people and also trying doors when the doors are not functioning which is very often. So beware of your packages being stolen. Also unwanted people enter the building from time to time to sleep under the stairs or do drugs in the staircases and corridors. Definitely not the safest area for petty crime.

How has the building management responded to any problems or issues you have raised:

They some cancel or close any tickets without actually finishing the work or sending updates on it. Majority of issues are blamed to L&Q from Fizzy, however no one seems to take accoundability for anything that ever goes wrong, leaving the residents frustrated.

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

the area has changed a lot, with it becoming much more dangerous and the building getting less and less functional, which means it cannot keep up with the needs of the residents anymore.

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

The local area around Fizzy Hayes is well-connected and practical for daily life. Shops like Lidl, Asda, and Sainsbury’s are nearby, along with coffee shops, takeaways, and a few good restaurants. Hayes & Harlington station (Elizabeth Line) is just a short walk away and makes commuting into central London or Heathrow quick and easy. The nearby parks like Minet Country Park are great for fresh air and walks. The street is mostly quiet, with no major issues around noise or anti-social behaviour. Parking can be a bit tricky at times, especially around the station. Bin collections are regular and reliable. Overall, the area is convenient, safe, and offers a good balance of urban access and green space.

How has the building management responded to any problems or issues you have raised:

The building management has always responded quickly and professionally. Inga, in particular, is very supportive and helpful.

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

I wish I had known how active and friendly the community would be, monthly events really help people connect. It’s more than just a place to live, and new neighbours should definitely get involved to make the most of it.

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

Living near Epsom Station is a mixed bag, but mostly in a good way. The best part, without a doubt, is the train station itself. I mean, you can get into London in under 40 minutes, which is a lifesaver if you're a commuter. It's so convenient that you barely even need a car. Plus, the town center is right there. You've got all the shops you could want at The Ashley Centre and tons of restaurants and pubs to choose from. It just feels lively and there's always something going on. And even though you're in the middle of a busy town, you're not far from some amazing green spaces like Epsom Downs, which is perfect for a weekend walk. That amazing convenience and lively atmosphere mean you're in a highly sought-after location. The competitive housing market is a sign that this is a great place to be, and while costs reflect that, you're investing in an incredibly connected and vibrant lifestyle. The buzz of the town is a constant reminder that you're at the heart of the action, not isolated on the outskirts. Plus, when it comes to parking, there are some great options available, including under croft and external facilities, often for an extra and very affordable cost. This means you can have a vehicle if you need one, while still enjoying the benefit of having everything else within easy walking distance. It’s the perfect blend of convenience and choice.

How has the building management responded to any problems or issues you have raised:

Together, Michel and Rogan make an unbeatable team. Michel is the friendly, proactive face of the building, while Rogan is the reliable, expert problem-solver behind the scenes. Their collaborative approach means that the building is not only a beautiful place to live but also runs flawlessly. They don't just manage a property; they nurture a community. It's their hard work and care that have made my time here so special. I couldn't recommend Fizzy Epsom more highly.

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Beyond the building, the location in Epsom is a huge draw. The town is surprisingly vibrant and has so much to offer. I love the regular markets in the town square, especially the Farmers' Market held on the first Sunday of every month, which is packed with local produce. While the nightlife isn't as extensive as a big city, there are plenty of cozy pubs and a few lively spots like Fever to enjoy on a weekend. The nearby parks and attractions, such as Horton Country Park and Nonsuch Park, provide beautiful green spaces for walks and relaxation. And, of course, the town comes alive for the annual Epsom Derby, a world-famous horse race at Epsom Downs. This event, along with the numerous markets and local attractions, attracts tens of thousands of people each year, creating an electric atmosphere that's so much fun to be a part of.

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

Living near Epsom Station is a fantastic choice, especially if you're a commuter. The train service is a huge highlight, with journeys to London taking under 40 minutes. This exceptional connectivity makes having a car almost unnecessary, as everything you need is within easy reach. The town center is right on your doorstep. You have the shops at The Ashley Centre and a great selection of restaurants and pubs, creating a lively, vibrant atmosphere with plenty to do. Despite being in a bustling town, you're never far from some beautiful green spaces like Epsom Downs, perfect for a weekend stroll. This excellent location and lively feel make the area highly sought-after, and while housing costs reflect this, you're investing in a truly connected and dynamic lifestyle. The constant buzz of the town is a reminder that you're right at the heart of the action. When it comes to parking, there are great options available, including underground and external facilities. These are often available for an affordable extra cost, giving you the flexibility of having a car if you need one while still enjoying the convenience of having everything else within walking distance. It's truly the best of both worlds.

How has the building management responded to any problems or issues you have raised:

Michel and Rogan are an incredible team, and I'm so grateful for everything they do. Michel is the welcoming and proactive face of our community, always there to greet you with a smile. Rogan is the reliable and expert problem-solver, a true professional who ensures everything runs smoothly behind the scenes. Their collaborative efforts make living here not just a great experience, but a flawless one. They've created a genuine community, not just managed a property. It's their dedication and care that have made my time at Fizzy Epsom so special, and I couldn't recommend it more highly.

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

Epsom is a fantastic place to live. The town itself is surprisingly vibrant, with a lot to offer. I especially love the regular markets, particularly the Farmers' Market on the first Sunday of each month, which is full of great local produce. While the nightlife isn't that of a big city, there are plenty of cozy pubs and a few lively spots to enjoy on the weekend. The town also boasts beautiful green spaces like Horton Country Park and Nonsuch Park, perfect for walks. Of course, the town truly comes alive for the annual Epsom Derby, a world-famous horse race at Epsom Downs. This event, along with the many local markets and attractions, creates an electric atmosphere that's really fun to be part of.