Teddington Grange Management Ltd (TGML) is the residents property management company that maintains a housing estate of 132 properties known as (1-132) Harrowdene Gardens. The estate is situated in three acres of its own woodland gardens containing around 120 mature trees. It was built in 1969 by Wates Ltd and is located off Sandy Road, Teddington. See map.

Letter to Owners in Courtyard 5 - Trees in Courtyard PDF The Green Canopy Teddington Grange applied under the Community Group for one of our newly planted trees to be included in the Green Canopy initiative and was accepted. Read more...

If you have an issue or enquiry associated with Estate maintenance please contact our Managing Agent - agent@teddingtongrange.co.uk

This site provides useful and supportive information about the Management Company for the people who live or are considering living on the estate and existing leaseholders. For general comments please use the Feedback Form.

We are proud to announce that our Estate was successful in 2019 in winning a Silver Gilt Certificate in the Richmond Borough in Bloom competition. Read more...

Managing Agent
All enquiries regarding the maintenance of the estate should, in the first instance, be directed to our agent. The Property Manager for Harrowdene Gardens is Ruth O'Reilly. Please read more...

Parking
Please consider others when parking. Do not block access routes or the pedestrian ramps into the courtyards. Do not park in the garage yard as this causes obstruction and inconvenience to other garage users.

Fire Safety
There was an incident recently where the fire brigade were called to attend a small fire in a flat. Read more about some additional support and information here. Fire Safety (PDF)

Gas Safety
Read more about the lastest Health and Safety Executive's new regulations for Gas Safety Flues, on the Maintenance page.

If you wish to contact the TGML Webmaster or management team or have information that could be of interest or value to other residents for inclusion on this site please e-mail the webmaster

Security
Sadly, several garages on the estate have been broken into recently. The best advice is not to store items of value in your garage but if you have to, try to ensure that they are secured against easy removal. For further help or advice please contact the local police Safer Neighbourhood Team. Their address and contact details can be found on the Contacts page.

Estate Guide 2021 - PDF (256kb)