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http://www.cognatum.co.uk Hildesley Court, East Ilsley, Berkshire, RG20 7LA Completed in 1986, Hildesley Court consists of 21 cottages and apartments. The development is sheltered in a dip in the hills, screened from the north by a belt of trees. The south-facing Courtyard garden, with its pond and fountain, is a real sun trap for all the residents to enjoy. The properties are principally constructed in an attractive brick with double glazed windows all under a tiled roof.
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Hildesley Court is situated off Haydon Lane in the centre of East Ilsley just past the duck pond and consists of 20 flats and houses with communal facilities completed in 1987. Facilities include a resident manager and emergency alarm service, laundry, guest facilities and attractive gardens. East Ilsley: From the middle ages until well into the 20th century the village was famous as the home of one of England‘s most important sheep fairs, with flocks converging on the village across the ancient downland drove roads. Today the sheep are gone and their place is taken by a procession of stately racehorses heading for the gallops on the downs, and the large colony of ducks whose home is the village pond. Tenure: Leasehold General Information: Hildesley Court is managed by Cognatum and they maintain, repair and insure all the buildings, arrange the window cleaning and refuse collection and tend to the gardens and grounds, thereby freeing owners from these responsibilities. Cognatum is keenly aware of the importance of keeping costs down and these are always carefully controlled. Owners are consulted annually with regard to all expenditure and services. For further information contact Cognatum on 01491 615961 If you want to call the management company direct call 01491 821170, or if you want to contact the development direct, call |
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