




Southdown Surveyors work in conjunction with our sister company Southdown Estates. We proudly work with residents, directors and freeholders across Eastbourne and Sussex, managing their buildings and estates.
Our team understand that each development is different, and we tailor our estate and block management services to suit. We look after a wide range of properties and estates in the local area. Our professional team of property managers provide a tailored service to each and everyone of our clients.
Being members of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) adds a distinct advantage to any block we manage. We are able to impart our professional building knowledge to our clients, which not all other managing agents can provide directly within their company.
The team at Southdown Estates offer bespoke packages built around your requirements and provide the following services:
Our team are well equipped with the necessary skills to effectively assist with the day to day management of such buildings. We fully understand the need for excellent communication, clear pricing structures and knowledgeable, pro-active staff. Southdown Estates and Southdown Surveyors working alongside each other means we offer many of the services that blocks may require all under one roof, saving our client’s time and money.
For more information regarding our block management service in Eastbourne please contact us.
My wife and I used Southdown Surveyors during a recent potential house purchase. We had agreed a price on an older, character property and felt it best to fully assess the area and the property. We are both mightily pleased we engaged Southdown’s help as they flagged up some very serious, unseen defects in the property. As inexperienced first time buyers we would have been left having bought a seriously defective property with largely no sell on value and a huge bill simply to make habitable.
Southdown Surveyors were extremely professional, diligent and very helpful. They provide a thoroughly detailed breakdown of the property they survey, from little things like nearby trees that might invalidate house insurance to highly detailed information on the structure and wellbeing of the property.
I think in some cases there might be a tendency on the house buyer’s end to avoid engaging a full survey but with what we have experienced I would strongly advise anyone looking to buy a property to engage a thorough, proper survey. The outlay in doing so is relatively minimal and when you are making such a large financial, and life investment, having professionals on your side, and ones who will help you as Southdown Surveyors did for us, is absolutely invaluable.