Block Management Tottenham
As a specialist Block Management Company we are operating in Tottenham .
History of Tottenham
In the late 1870s, the Great Eastern Railway introduced trains and special staff fares to its newly opened branches in Enfield and Walthamstow. Tottenham's low fields and gardens have become affordable housing for the lower and working middle classes, with affordable commuting to central London. Labor tariff policy has encouraged the relatively early development of the area in a suburb of London.
Tottenham became a neighborhood in 1894 and a neighborhood on September 27, 1934. From April 1, 1965, the neighborhood along with Hornsey and Wood Green were part of the Haringey Borough of London.
On January 23, 1909, what was then known as the Tottenham Fury took place. Two armed robbers - A Latvian Jew of Russian nationality detained a worker employed by the "Kashtan Zholy" rubber factory. They passed Tottenham Marshes and escaped through Lee. Across the river, they hijacked a Walthamstow Corporation tram and drove another tram away from the police. The stolen tram stopped, but the robbers continued to fly. After shooting and killing two men (10-year-old Ralph Jocelyn and William Tyler), they were cornered by police and shot instead of arrested. Another 14 people were injured in the pursuit. The story later became the subject of a silent film. [14]
During World War II, Tottenham was one of the many targets of German air raids on England. During the first raid on London on August 24, 1940, a bomb was dropped on the area (Elmar Road). The area was also attacked by V-1 (four) and V-2, the last of which took place on 15 March 1945. The wartime shortage led to Tottenham pudding, a mixture of household waste in pig and poultry feed. [15] "Pudding" was mentioned by Queen Mary during her visit to Tottenham. Production continued in the post-war period, ending when the district was incorporated into London's new Haringey district.
New developments in Tottenham
Full of charm and with its own independent spirit, Holloway is fast becoming the place to be for any modern Londoner looking to find their first home. And North Seven offers a range of apartments right in its centre. North Seven is offering 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartment all which include outside space.
N7 is a postcode in demand. Packed with independent cafes, eclectic restaurants and exciting new shops and apartments, Holloway is the new place to be for those who want a real sense of community while still being quickly connected to all of London.
The new 1, 2, and 3 bedroom apartments at North Seven put you at the centre of it all. With six underground lines, major supermarkets, parks and shops all within walking distance.
Hale Works is the final part of an 11-phase redevelopment of the area. Hawkins Brown Architects' meticulous design consists of a 32-story mixed-use tower with 279 mixed-use residential and commercial buildings. The striking design of the tower will become a landmark in Tottenham Hale and the city of Hale, meeting the highest design and environmental standards.
The Hale Works anthology is the last piece of the Hale Village larger game plan puzzle. Green neighborhood with a focus on community and sustainability. The city has won many awards, including a Green Award for its contribution to the green space on the site. But it's not just the greenery and unique architecture that make this new area attractive. Hale Village offers students, private and affordable housing and a variety of non-residential uses, including gyms, shops and nurseries.
As the name suggests, the community is an important aspect of Hale Village, closely related to living under the same sun. The project will allow residents to participate in the cultivation and harvesting of fresh food from nearby gardens. If gardening is not your job, your local gym offers free running and walking clubs. The Community Machine Room Center invites you to a variety of family activities, from art workshops and music classes to community choir cooking sessions. Hale Village has something for everyone.
What our CEO, Mary Anne Bowring, likes about Tottenham
During World War II, Tottenham was one of the many targets of German air raids on England. During the first raid on London on August 24, 1940, a bomb was dropped on the area (Elmar Road). The area was also attacked by V-1 (four) and V-2, the last of which took place on 15 March 1945. The wartime shortage led to Tottenham pudding, a mixture of household waste in pig and poultry feed. [15] "Pudding" was mentioned by Queen Mary during her visit to Tottenham. Production continued in the post-war period, ending when the district was incorporated into London's new Haringey district.
Things to do in Tottenham
Skywalk Tottenham Stadium
A new Tottenham attraction with a real "height", do you allow yourself to skywalk on Hotspurs ground, almost 50 meters high overlooking the sacred grass and with a fantastic view over the capital and Tottenham ?! You can also wander around a huge model of the club motif, a giant rooster (quite as unique as the North London attractions!).
Opened in 2021, it's obviously nice to see people passing by as you pass the stadium on Tottenham High Road. And if you hear a scream as you pass, it's probably someone taking part in the other new adrenaline-pumping activity, The Edge, the UK's first controlled descent, which sees you plummet from the side of the stadium.
Finally, if you wish to raise a glass for your epic experience or immense courage / madness (cancel if appropriate), you can also enjoy a Beavertown craft beer or glass of prosecco on the viewing platform - cheers!
Cultural Scene Tottenham
.The Wetlands
Despite its name, Walthamstow Wetlands is actually closer to Tottenham Hale and is Europe's largest urban wetland (a 10-minute walk from Tottenham Hale Tube).
Comprised of several huge, interconnected reservoirs with trails all around, this 211-acre site is home to abundant wildlife. It still provides much of London's drinking water and is the city's biggest fishery - no wonder birds flock here from all over the world!
What local People said...
Top 3 Block Management Companies in Tottenham
1. Ringley Block Management, 1 Castle Road, London NW1 8PR
2. Castles - 44-46 W Green Rd, South Tottenham, London N15 5NR
3. Hunters - 284 High Road, London N15 4AJ
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Direct Dial: 020 4506 9030
Ringley Limited Chartered Surveyors
Ringley House, 1 Castle Road, London, NW1 8PR.
Fax: 020 7267 9610
Web: ringley.co.uk
Email: anthony.james@ringley.co.uk
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London, NW1 8PR
0207 267 2900
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11 Swan Street
Northern Quarter
Manchester, M4 5JJ
0330 174 7777
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Cardiff Bay
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