Parkleys, Richmond, TW10

Parkleys is a London Borough of Richmond Upon Thames Conservation Area ( No.67). It is Grade II listed by English Heritage as the first major ‘Span’ development by ground-breaking architect Eric Lyons, President of RIBA (Royal Institute of British Architects) 1975-1977. He worked under Walter Gropius (founder of the Bauhaus) and became noted for progressive developments with signature attention to landscape and community, blending modernism with more traditional building elements like tile hanging and stock brick. Beginning with Parkleys in 1955-6, his practice gained many awards and even in modern times Span received a special Housing Design Award for schemes meeting the Sustainable Communities Plan. For further reading see ‘Eric Lyons and Span’ by Barbara Simms, RIBA Books 2006.

TENURE: Freehold held in common by the residents with a Lease of 999 years from 1982.

COUNCIL TAX BAND :  D  (London Borough of Richmond upon Thames)

PARKING: There are no parking restrictions or permits required in Parkleys. There are also off street parking bays for residents.

ASBESTOS MANAGEMENT POLICY:  Many properties built in the UK up to the 1990s may contain some elements of asbestos. These have been assessed at this development with an asbestos management policy in place. We can email this document to any interested parties.

MAINTENANCE: £720 per quarter to include building insurance, communal lighting and cleaning, general maintenance and repairs, gardening and external window cleaning.