About Linden Homes

Part of Vistry Group

Linden Homes Limited is the housebuilding arm of parent company Galliford Try, one of the UK’s largest developers. Projects range from urban regeneration schemes to conversions of period properties. Linden Homes Limited strives to create not just new homes, but sustainable communities. Read on for more information and Linden Homes reviews from verified residents.

Developments

You can find out more about Linden Homes Limited developments on HomeViews. These include Westfield Waterside, a peaceful property next to the River Wandle in Earlsfield, Wandsworth. Corio offers luxury apartments in a central Bermondsey setting. St Clements, meanwhile, boasts period features and landscaped grounds.

“Ashlar Court was beautifully refurbed a few years ago and offers modern living but more space at better affordability than many of the terraced houses nearby. We hadn’t considered a development before but with it being 2 minutes from the tube, high street and off street parking it feels like a no brainer.” – Linden Homes review by Nick, resident at Ashlar Court.

Linden Homes Limited reviews

“Inside, interiors are modern and inviting – rooms are decorated in muted cream, white and fawn tones, and super-sleek fitted kitchens come as standard. Rooms are flooded with natural light thanks to full-length sliding doors that open out onto private balconies or terraces, enhancing the tranquil setting.” – Linden Homes review by HomeViews Property Pro on Westfield Waterside.

Click on the properties in the list below to find out more and read reviews from Linden Homes Limited residents. Do you live in a Linden Homes development? Leave your review here.

Number of Developments

35

Ratings

3.63 Rating

Rating (based on 294 reviews)

Excellent

18.37%

Very Good

52.04%

Average

18.71%

Disappointing

5.10%

Very Poor

5.78%

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Peaceful oasis in London

Perfect London living! A well designed block which is only 4 stories, so doesn’t feel like a ‘high rise’. The flats themselves are a high quality, sound proofing is good and all have great sizes balconys.

Ground rent and service fees aren’t the cheapest, but you get what you pay for and we have well maintained communal areas with a fantastic concierge service who go above and beyond.

The location is one of the biggest selling points, being near to transportation yet feeling very remote, green and village like. Great community in the block itself as well as surrounding areas.

Sits inside the lovely King George’s Park, as well as being a short walk from Wimbledon Park or Wandsworth common.

Short walk to Southside shopping centre for supermarkets, cinema and shops. Also lots of lovely local restaurants nearby.

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Lovely apartment block. So peaceful you wouldn’t think you’re in Zone 3 London! Right inside a huge park and near the river Wandle, there’s lots of greenery and water. Everyone here is so friendly and welcoming.

Short walk to Earlsfield station (8 mins) or Southside station (10-15 mins).

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How peaceful it is!

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

Average – not great, can be slow to respond but I’ve experienced worse

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The development itself is well planned out and as a result there is ample parking for each household.

The development itself is well planned out and as a result there is ample parking for each household (either by way of driveways or street parking). Everyone is very respectful as this is definitely a family development. The homes all seem to be a good size and each house has its own back garden which is lovely. The estate seems to be managed well and they are currently in the process of building a children’s play area which we can’t wait to see finished. There is still plenty of green space within the development which makes it feel more rural. Once the estate has been completed the through road will run into the centre of Cawston which will make getting around even easier. There are a lot of lovely walks near to the estate which are suitable for everyone. There is a service charge to pay but the things like the park and the maintenance of the green areas makes it worth it and so far it has only been nominal.

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There is great access to all transport links living in Rugby and our development is only a 15 minute drive to the nearest shopping park and town centre. There are lots of lovely little cafes and restaurants in the town centre but the retail parks are the best option for shopping. The development is still being built so it can be quite noise but once all the work has finished I don’t think we will hear much traffic at all (even though we are just off a main road). Bins are collected every week. We have never noticed any anti social behaviour to date.

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How long the development of the estate would take as there is still quite a lot of site traffic and noise. Work is not due to be completed until at least 2022.

If there is one thing you would change about your flat or property what would it be:

We would have liked the rooms to be more equal in size but that being said they are ample.

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Good – but terrible management

The building is good, built recently (2010 I believe), the apartments are nice and quite.

Management is bad, the neighbors and I had a lot of issues with them. Recently it has improved a bit as we have put a lot of pressure on them but still not there.

Neighbors are generally professional, with the exception of some strange individuals and some students. Few of the neighbors tend to keep the building in very poor conditions.

Some deliveries were stolen, and some neighbors complained that the bikes were stolen from the bike room.

So, overall it could be great, but a lot of issues ruin it a bit

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VERY BAD MANAGEMENT, nice area, would avoid

I be lived here for 1 year and I can share my experience. The building management is the worst I’ve ever seen in 5 years in London, complete lack is support or caring for the building. We had a lot of issues , sorted out after months.
The security is very bad, most of the time the main door is broken and everyone can. Get in, cameras look broken and not working. We had issues with the lift that has been broken for 3 months, the centralised heating system broken last summer for 2 months that made the corridors hot like hell. Plus thieves got inside the bike storage room and stole all bikes.

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Hammersmith is very nice, full of shops, mall, cafes, restaurants and river side. Has a lot of trains and connections.

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If I knew the management is so bad I wouldn’t have moved in.
Keep looking, don’t move here.

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