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Property Management in Notting Hill
Notting Hill owners may have converted-flat leases, shared gardens and tenant turnover to plan around. Compare inspection, deposit, contractor and tenancy-change processes alongside the proposed fee.
Fixed written quote for every instruction - tell us the property and unit count and we will price it once we have reviewed the details.
Proposal request
Request a property management proposal
Tell us about the property. We'll review the scope and reply with next steps and a written proposal.
Property in Notting Hill
Stucco terraces converted into flats, communal garden-square properties with their own garden committees and levies, plus a growing number of small blocks with RMC ownership.
Local rules that affect you
RBKC additional HMO licensing applies here too, and garden-square properties often carry a separate garden rate and committee rules that a new owner will not find in the lease.
Garden-square administration
Garden rates, key issue, committee correspondence and levy budgeting handled alongside the standard management.
Sharer and professional lets
Agree the process for sharer changes, joint tenancies, deposit administration and replacement occupants. Check which work is included and whether any variation or reletting charge applies.
Fast void turnaround
Pre-planned works, cleaning and marketing so the property is re-let before the outgoing tenancy ends wherever possible.
Notting Hill property management FAQs
Do you manage small blocks in Notting Hill?
Management proposals can be discussed with freeholders, RMCs and RTM companies. Share the block size, lease position and current challenges to establish whether a suitable management scope can be agreed.
How do you handle garden-square levies?
We budget for them, pay them on your behalf where instructed, and show them separately on your monthly statement.
What is your average void period?
The timetable depends on notice, access, works and local tenant demand. Ask what checks and marketing can start before the current tenancy ends, and how the manager will report delays.