Embark on an eye-opening six-part TV journey as we delve into the heart of a neglected apartment block that echoes the plight of millions of leasehold properties across the nation. With nearly five million leasehold properties in the UK, countless homes and lives are left in disarray, victims of absentee landlords and neglect. This compelling series highlights the urgency of rectifying these issues, not only for the sake of revitalizing communities but also ensuring the safety and well-being of their residents. 

 

Set in Allhallows, Kent, each episode is presented by stage and screen star Andy Mace, who played Grandad in the West End run of Only Fools and Horses and will soon be playing a new character in upcoming episodes of Eastenders, the series will give viewers a unique insight into the nitty gritty world of housing regulation, planning and the legal issues involved, along with hearing many fascinating anecdotes and stories from interviews with current tenants and those who once lived in the original splendour of the Avery Court Apartment block

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You will meet Maxine Fothergill, an experienced property manager at the helm of this transformative endeavour. With her expertise and an amazing team of property experts by her side, she breathes new life into an apartment block that symbolizes a nationwide challenge.

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As we witness the incredible turnaround under Maxine's guidance, we shed light on the vital importance of getting it right – for the residents' security and the restoration of community pride. The journey isn't just about bricks and mortar; it's about the people who call these leasehold properties home. This gripping series is a stark reminder that neglect, and absentee ownership have real-life consequences, underscoring the need for change and the importance of inspiring many more people to follow Maxine’s lead.  

So join us in this enlightening exploration, as we champion the transformation of neglected spaces into safe, thriving communities, proving that the power of dedication can restore not just buildings, but also hope and a sense of belonging.