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Berkeley Homes (North East London) Limited has appointed specialist property manager, Lee Baron, to manage its Trent Park development in Enfield, marking Lee Baron’s first partnership with this branch of the Berkeley Group.
Lee Baron’s remit will include the day-to-day estate management of the residential spaces, including the maintenance and cleaning of the common areas and ensuring compliance with all the latest health and safety legislation.
This historic 56-acre estate is set in 413 acres of mature parkland within Trent Country Park, which was formerly King Henry IV’s hunting grounds in the fourteenth century. The development consists of 1-, 2- & 3-bedroom apartments and 4- & 5-bedroom houses, as well as exclusive lawn club facilities, including tennis courts, a gym and a swimming pool. This famous estate includes a restored Wisteria Walk, with a pergola set upon columns made out of pink Italian marble, once walked on by Winston Churchill.
Commenting on the contract award, Ian Jones, Group COO, Lee Baron, said: “We are delighted to be taking on the management of Trent Park and growing our relationship with the Berkeley Group. This is a historic and luxury complex in a great local neighbourhood in London, and we look forward to sharing our expertise and management oversight as part of this ongoing project.”
FMJ & Advetec are on a mission to help FMs accelerate their NetZero plans – but it’s a process that must first start with lifting the blindfold, challenging the waste supply chain, being accountable and making great user of technology.
On the 26th January at 11am FMJ & Advetec are holding a webinar on how biotechnology can help FMs achieve their sustainability goals and reduce food waste.
FMJ Editor, Sara Bean, will be joined by:
- Dr Stephen Wise, Chief Strategic Development Officer, Advetec
- Rochelle Gee, Head of Property Services, Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust
- Ray Parmenter, CChem MRSC, MCIWM, CIWM: Head of Policy and Technical
- Chris Havers, Programme Director Acclaro Advisory & SFMI
Together they will discuss:
- The role of the circular economy in helping cut carbon emissions.
- Challenges and opportunities for FMs in managing waste to meet environment, social and governance (ESG).
- How the latest technology is available to help.
Click here to register.
