Property Surveys and Party Wall Advice in Aldersbrook
Our team of surveyors are passionate about inspecting properties in Aldersbrook whether it be as part of a pre-purchase survey, to establish a property’s value or to prepare a schedule of condition prior to works commencing next door.
If you are planning a building project in Aldersbrook you’ve probably started thinking about party wall procedures. The first step is to establish whether the works fall within the scope of the Act – if you’d like us to do that for you, free of charge, just send us copies of the drawings and we’ll normally come back to you within 24 hours. If you’re on the other side of the wall, we can also assist if you’ve decided that you need to appoint a surveyor or just need some initial advice without obligation.
We can also assist with managing the project or with a range of other surveying issues in Aldersbrook including Licences for Alteration and leasehold valuations.
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If you require advice on any residential surveying matter please call us for some free advice or drop us an email.
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We are experienced Party Wall Surveyors. If you are planning to undertake some work on your property which falls within the scope of The Party Wall etc.
Homebuyer Report is designed to provide buyers with enough information to make a reasoned and informed decision on whether to proceed with their purchase.
Previously known as a Full Structural Survey, the Building Survey is a very detailed report. We will examine closely the structure and condition of the building and undertake a surface examination of the services.
We can provide valuation reports in accordance with the Leasehold Reform Act (as amended) and we have the necessary expertise to undertake negotiations on behalf of Landlord or lessee.
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If you require advice on any residential surveying matter please call us for some free advice or drop us an email.
About Aldersbrook
Aldersbrook is an Edwardian estate to the south of Wanstead in the London Borough of Redbridge.
The owners of the long since demolished Wanstead House, the gardens of which now form the municipal Wanstead Park, had acquired land in the surrounding area and started selling it off as building plots in the late nineteenth century. By 1910 more than a thousand homes had been built in the area now known as Aldersbrook. The plots on the edges of the estate, overlooking parkland, were sold to professionals to build large, detached houses while the semis and terraces on the main streets were originally rented to lower middle class tenants.
The estate became a Conservation Area in 2002 due to its ‘cumulative contribution of individual decorative details and Edwardian features’.
Woodgrange Park Overground Station is located to the south of the area on Romford Road. Manor Park Station is to the north and provides access to the new Elizabeth Line (part of Crossrail).
YOUR LOCAL PETER BARRY OFFICE
Patman House23-27 Electric Parade
George Lane
South Woodford
London
E18 2LS
Telephone: 020 8530 2555
Email: surveying@peterbarry.co.uk
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If you require advice on any residential surveying matter please call us for some free advice or drop us an email.
WHY CHOOSE PETER BARRY
Leading London-based party wall specialists with a 35+ year history.
Breadth & depth of expertise provided by experienced team of RICS surveyors.
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