145 RAVENSLEA ROAD BALHAM LTD.

 

  JILL FINN COMPANY DIRECTOR 05101756 145 BALHAM RAVENSLEA PROPERTY PORTFOLIO MANAGER

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CONVERTED STABLES - Part of the Lime Park estate that once belonged to the Baron Karl von Roemer, and his son, Charles de Roemer, this nice stable square had been converted to residential accommodation with garages and a store. Now, the subject of a potential dispute under the Party Wall Act 1996, that was revealed in June of 2022, when the owner of this property failed to serve notice as to intended works.

 

 

 

 

Ms Jill Finn's partner, Nigel Flood, is involved in the conversion of the garages and store seen in the foreground of the above picture. 

 

145 RAVENSLEA ROAD BALHAM LIMITED (05101756)

Company status: Active 
Correspondence address: Greenhedges, High Street, Flimwell, East Sussex, TN5 7PA
Role Resigned: Director 
Appointed on: 18 June 2004 
Resigned on: 25 September 2013 
Nationality: British 
Country of residence: England 
Occupation: Property Portfolio Manager 
Role Resigned: Secretary 
Appointed on: 18 June 2004 
Resigned on: 25 September 2013 

 

It is unclear if the Jill Finn shown at Companies House, is the same person now occupying The Old Rectory in Lime Park. We await clarification from Ms Finn, in the absence of which, we must assume in the positive. We are more than willing to amend details, as advised.

 

Jill Finn also appears as a property manager of  BALHAM PARK FLATS MANAGEMENT LIMITED  -  Company number 01671512. Registered at: 82 Balham Park Road, London, SW12 8EA. A Private company limited by guarantee without share capital, Incorporated on: 13 October 1982 as a Residents property management company [Nature of business (SIC): 98000] Where Ms Finn's occupation is given as: Property Manager

 

 

 

 

    

 

    

LINKS & REFERENCE

 

https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/01671512/officers

 

 

 

 

 

 

Herstmonceux Generating Station is East Sussex, England

 

 

WORLD HERITAGE SITE - A potential future contender for UNESCO listing, as an example of a major technology gain for mankind, in the utilization of battery-load levelling for public electricity supply. Thought to be the only surviving early example (known) in the whole world. The buildings are the subject of restoration, but at the moment in 2022, do not have a reasonable or beneficial use, to pay for conservation works.

 

 

 

 

 

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