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Taylor Wimpey estate agents in Golborne, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Maldon and 106 more

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1,818 reviews across 122 offices and 1 platform

Taylor Wimpey has 122 offices, in Golborne, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Maldon, Crewe, Glasgow (four offices), Sowerby, Exmouth, Cowbridge, Swanscombe, Gloucester, Clitheroe, St. Albans, Chester, Worthing, Wynyard, East Kilbride (two offices), Edinburgh (three offices), London, Penicuik, Plymouth Devon, Doncaster (two offices), Bulkington, Lighthorne Heath, Chelmsford, Sully, Uckfield, Motherwell, Stourbridge, Bilston (two offices), Dartford, Rownhams, Shrewsbury, Walsall, West Lothian, Coventry, Hoddesdon, Keresley, Market Weighton, Renfrewshire, Durham, Hassocks (two offices), Nuneaton, Sutton Coldfield, Somerset, South Queensferry, Swadlincote, Warwick (two offices), Cambridgeshire, Darlington, Prescot, Stratford-Upon-Avon, Warrington, Worcester, Cambourne, Stockton-On-Tees, Sudbury, Walton-on-the-Naze, Chichester, Darwen, East Renfrewshire, Ely, Hailsham, Manchester, Biggleswade, Derby, Great Bentley, Herne Bay, Manningtree, Sunderland, Topsham, Wakfield, Colney Heath, Haverhill, Honiton, Houghton Le Spring, Lichfield, Northants, Ascot, Kirklevington, Rugby, Stevenage, Blyth, Rotherham, St. Helens (two offices), Stourport-On-Severn (two offices), Wantage, Aiskew, Bearwood, Codicote (two offices), Gillingham, Stafford, Thetford, Folkestone, Knaresborough, Pontefract, Sawbridgeworth, Uttoxeter, Bishop's Stortford, Warsash, Bedlington, Porthcawl, Telford, Claydon, Deal, Trimley St. Martin, Wallyford, Broxburn, Crewkerne and Northstowe. Together they have 1,818 reviews on 1 platform, rated 3.9 out of 5 overall.

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House is great but do not pay extra to get your garden turfed. The landscaping is poor and good luck getting Taylor Wimpey to acknowledge the issue or do anything about it!

Paul · 16 April 2024 · Taylor Wimpey Knaresborough

1/5

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Poor. A member of staff was supposed to give me a call as per the online callback procedure and did not. I attended the office at the time agreed and this was a negative experience. I left with no clear next step, other than a phone call from another company. I left as informed as when I arrived and feel as if I wasted my time. There was no opportunity to speak to anyone about my plans or intentions and was not supported. I would have been better off going elsewhere.

-- · 16 April 2024 · Taylor Wimpey Plymouth Devon

5/5

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I honestly can’t fault this site. My new house is the nicest home I’ve lived in. High quality and no expense spared. I moved in recently and there were a few little snags. Nothing major like a lot of Facebook groups say about some TW sites. They have an office on site you can go in and talk to someone face to face which is great. This TW site has a great management team. Jordan is a true professional who goes above and beyond to make sure clients are happy. All my minor snags were sorted the same day! It’s also a nice area, very friendly neighbourhood, plenty for children in the area too. If you’re thinking of moving here do it! You won’t regret it.

Chloes · 16 April 2024 · Taylor Wimpey Gloucester

5/5

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My main observation concerns the lack of car parking facilities throughout the estate.

Chalky · 16 April 2024 · Taylor Wimpey Exmouth

1/5

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Can't believe people still buying properties here .. even the first impression when u getting in to estate not putting off people seriously? Place looks like 15y old estate mess everywhere nothing get finished cracks on a footpaths no acces to a green allotments kids area similar to the one in Chernobyl, best part of that people being scammed to pay for ground maintenance .. don't be delusional run while u can and buy a dream home somewhere else

NGS · 16 April 2024 · Taylor Wimpey Crewe

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Very narrow streets, stop cars going in both directions from passing each other without one pulling over onto someone's lawn. Why does Cheshire East allow such narrow roads in the planning permission. Houses all look the same. All squashed together, with tiny front and back gardens I certainly wouldn't buy one on this estate.

Dave · 16 April 2024 · Taylor Wimpey Crewe

3/5

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Sales center of a real estate developer. Find houses with 2,3,4 bedrooms.

Ioan · 16 April 2024 · Taylor Wimpey Keresley

1/5

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Dull, bland, overpriced and poorly constructed houses, which are designed to last just beyond the warranty period. Houses are packed as close together as physically possible, to maximise profits, with no thoughts for privacy of the occupants.

Phil · 16 April 2024 · Taylor Wimpey Warwick (Birmingham Road)

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Leaking windows, had them replaced twice now and still issues with them. Taylor Wimpey have now stated they are moving to a new window supplier. Our windows also all scrape when opening and closing. When our windows were replaced the second …

Design · 16 April 2024 · Taylor Wimpey Lighthorne Heath

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Cog Housing, is formally known as 'Gwel yr Ynys', meaning 'Island View'. It seems to me, rather peculiar that the development should obtain such a name, considering that Sully Island is unable to be seen from this site. Alas, that is the least of my concerns in honesty. After years of planning, consultation, and opposition, turf was broken at the beginning of 2020; just prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. I vividly remember my first time traversing Cog Road, to discover the peace and tranquility of the quintessential country lane to have been completely shattered by the careless corporation, that is Taylor Wimpey. Devastation. At this point, Taylor Wimpy was a force not to be reckoned with. Each time I passed the site, I was engulfed in a wave of fury, as I could only think of the Welsh quotation, "gwerth cynnydd yw gwarth cenedl", representing the detrimental environmental impacts that this development would have, as I watched the bulldozers rampage through the lush, green field. This particular development is no different from other new developments - it is a new housing estate, that offers around 500 new-build homes, that look tastelessly identical, completely lacking character and inspiration. What especially irritates me, is the utterly short-sighted, and lacking provisions to accommodate said 500 new households (exactly where they are moving here from, I have yet to fathom). To clarify, there are potentially an additional thousand cars on the surrounding roads - not to mention the thousand more from the proposed development a few miles away by Cosmeston - however no infrastructure has been, or will be provided to accommodate for this. Furthermore, quite how the schools are going to cope with this inundation, is completely beyond my grasp. This is not to mention, the pressure put on the existing GP practices. Referring back to the surrounding roads, Cog Housing is situated in the "idyllic countryside" as billed by Wimpey. This site could indeed be considered as such, but as soon as the bulldozers arrived, I think it's fair to say that the adjective "idyllic" ought to have been as buried as the earthworms! The "countryside" in question, has been flattened and built upon to provide these homes; the two do not live in harmony. I digress, Sully Road - a narrow and sinuous country road - was considered lethal even prior to this development. Taking into account all of the additional traffic, it truly is a disaster in the making - there will be fatalities consequent to this. As yet, I have not scratched the surface of the quality of the properties built at new developments such as this, however - despite not being a specialist in this field (no pun intended!) - I am assured that these new-build homes are not built to last. One is not purchasing a home, but a product straight from a production line. I fail to see how any care or pride can be applied in the building process when this is the situation. I, for one, would not feel safe inhabiting such a building. That said, I shall not proceed to comment any further on this because as mentioned, I do not have sufficient knowledge to do so. Finally, despite promoting themselves as "considerate constructors", I am unable to fathom how such an audacious claim could be made. Every time I travel near the site, be it on foot or by bicycle, I find myself caked in the slurry that suffocates the road surface surrounding. Moreover - on the occasions that I have curiously attempted to navigate the development - I was utterly appalled by the woeful surface of the roads and some pavements; judging by the number of craters in the road, I could have been on the moon! Further to all of this, the term "considerate constructors" simply cannot be applied to those that ravage through the green, tranquil countryside. Under no stretch of my imagination does the decimation of land, and extermination of wildlife, shattering the local biodiversity, satisfy the ideal of considerate behaviour. Cog Housing - heavily opposed, yet carelessly approved...

Hydrangea · 16 April 2024 · Taylor Wimpey Sully

5/5

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Chris · 14 April 2024 · Taylor Wimpey Sully

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