Telford Homes

Number of Developments

31

Ratings

4.13 Rating

Rating (based on 559 reviews)

Excellent

40.07%

Very Good

46.15%

Average

10.38%

Disappointing

1.79%

Very Poor

1.61%

Telford Homes is a London-based property developer that was established in 2000, specialising in mixed-use, residential-led schemes. These homes build communities where there’s a shortage of homes, with mixed tenures and a focus on sustainability.

Telford Homes developments

HomeViews lists a number of London developments by Telford Homes. Also, lots of these are in East London’s Stratford, and include Icona Point, Unex Tower and Stratford Central. Additionally, these are centrally located high-rises close to the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Westfield Stratford City and Stratford Station.

I am renting an apartment on the 18th floor which has high floor to ceilings (over 3m) which is very rare for a new build and gives an amazing sense of space. The concierge staff are all very helpful and friendly.” – Oli100, verified resident at Stratford Central

Telford Homes reviews

Really great development, there’s a residents gym, spacious rooftop, twentyfour hour concierge and underfloor heating. Our apartment is twin aspect with a spacious living area, lots of storage space and a nice balcony. The other residents are very friendly in the common spaces, and respectful with noise when on their balcony’s.” – Kate H, verified resident at The Vibe

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Amazing building in zone 2

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Verified Resident
Review Date Mar 2021

We really like our building 🙂
concierge, rooftops (the views are fantastic – you can see London Eye, the City and Canary Wharf) and gym. Having the garage parking is a big plus!
We bought a 3 bedroom and is extremely comfortable and big for London standards.

Please tell us what you like and dislike about this area:

The good aspects: location, good community in the building
The bad aspects: no good quality restaurants and cafes/bakeries

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

How close walking distant is from Tower bridge

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

Very fast! Every time we email the company they always reply within a few hours and usually with a solution.

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Manager Response

Hello Filipa,
Thank you very much for taking the time to leave such a wonderful review.
We are thrilled to hear that you like your building. The views do sound fantastic!
Thank you

Really enjoy living here, great location and very well designed apartment

The design of the building from the exterior is nothing to write home about but inside the design of the apartments is really great. I live in a three-bedroom taking the master/ensuite bedroom and the space is excellent, the views from the full-length window across the Thames and 02 is really nice to look out on as I work from home. The bathrooms are nice and modern as expected. The gym is very good and the concierge is super friendly and helpful. The balcony is very spacious and a very nice addition. The fact the balcony is totally private from the other flats is also nice.

Probably the main negative aspect about the flat I would say would be the fact there isn’t a door between the lounge/kitchen and the three bedrooms – a simple door, while slightly breaking up the open plan feel of the flat, would help tremendously to reduce noise when you’re trying to sleep and others are watching TV or hosting friends in the lounge as I find the noise really caries from the lounge/kitchen into the bedroom (and I’m in the bedroom furthest from the lounge). This being said, the noise insulation in the individual bedrooms is very good, rarely can hear anything when others are making noise in their bedrooms.

The only other minor niggle is that sometimes you do have to wait a little while for the lifts, this was exacerbated when one of the two lifts broke down and took a number of weeks to be fixed.

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With Crossharbour DLR stop literally right on our doorstep getting around London is extremely easy and convenient. There is only one large supermarket (Asda) that is close but there is two convenience shops (Tesco Express and Co-Op) within a short walk. Probably the only downside would be the noise from the DLR but it’s a trade off with living so close too it and is well worth it for the convenience.

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The information about the heat network!

It wasn’t explained properly too us and one day we woke up without any hot water and had no idea what to do, we thought the boiler might be broken not realising we’d just run out of credit and took quite a few hours of totally confused research to realise. None of the three of us had lived in an apartment building before so didn’t know what a heat network even was and just assumed because we payed our electricity bill this would cover hot water and heating.

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

I haven’t had to reach out to the tenant management company very often but haven’t found that they’ve been very professional or helpful and given the significant amount of rent we’re paying would have expected a slightly more professional service, it’s not a major gripe but could be better.

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Very hot. Very noisy.

Ok. Let’s start with the good points: Great concierge, good gym and nice roof terrace.

However, the building is almost entirely glass and has no air conditioning except for the top few floors. This means that with the windows closed the temperature inside our flat quickly reaches over 35 degrees centigrade even on an autumn day. Of course, we could open the windows but the noise outside is simply unbearable. In particular the Jubilee line trains are very noisy and pass by non stop at a rate of 1 per minute. So you constantly face the choice of either sweltering in the heat or being bombarded with noise.

We also have problems with smoke smells inside our flat. Nobody has ever smoked in here, but the smell of cigarettes comes through from the neighbour’s flat. It appears to be coming through the bathroom wall.

If you are thinking of buying a flat here to rent out then fine. If you are thinking of buying to live in then I’d strongly advise that you don’t.

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

If you are doing a viewing here then pay attention to the noise level and think about how much sun your flat will get. If it has a sunny aspect then you are going to roast.

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Pretty good

The area doesn’t have many facilities to offer such as parks for kids or social places for adults. Overall, my flat is pretty big, I have 2 rooms. I’ve had no issues with the flat. The flat is pretty warm due to good insulation and we don’t get much dust or noise getting in. The council tax and bills can be pretty expensive. I feel safe living here and comfortable amongst my neighbours as they’re lovely! The staff are great, they’re very friendly and the building has good facilities e.g a roof top garden and a gym.

Please tell us what you like and dislike about this area:

Like – Close to work, so its convenient.
Dislike – Not the best views whilst walking around e.g greenery.

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

I wish I knew that Canary Wharf is actually 25 mins away instead of 10 mins as advertised.

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Very disappointing, has potential

Modern building is nice, and my flat has a decent space inside. It’s location is good, being so close to the station. It is also great that it has air con and a balcony, can be hard to find these feature in London. The management is good at communicating with residents, and ensures the bins are always collected.
BUT dreadful concierge, won’t hold food or keys for you… they only do parcels.

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While the area is is fantastically diverse, and has so many independent businesses and good nightlife, the area has A LOT of drawbacks. It is very noisy (especially at night), it’s quite dirty and grubby, often has broken glass in the street, frequently damage to parked cars, and it’s not the safest place

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

Concierge service has too much power, dictating what they will and won’t d0, and placing unnecessary restrictions. Also not enough car park spaces, and no guest spaces.
Expensive bills too…

Are there any facilities you would like added, or that you have but do not use:

Don’t use the conciege as much now, they have really come up short
Tom.mirnezami@Hotmail.Co.uk

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