Beech Holdings

Enjoyed dealing with Simon and Sarah on my recent purchase at Ancoats Gardens. They've been helpful throughout the process and I'm looking forward to seeing the development once its completed.

I would definitely recommend an investment with Beech holdings as I have invested with them for the last few years,and I never had any problems whatsoever. (Good return too)A particular mention for Joseph who has been wonderfully helpful in all our exchanges ,Would highly recommend .

I have a loan note with beech holdings, an investment product.I cannot recommend that you get involved with this company as they have not paid me the interest due.I had contacted Stephen Beech , the owner and Oliver Wright, head of investments to try and find out what has happened.BEECH HOLDINGS HAVE JUST IGNORED EVERY EMAIL AND TEXT SENT BY ME AND NO INFORMATION HAS BEEN FORTHCOMING.BEWARE OF BEECH HOLDINGS

My rent of both Ancoats and Westpoint has no sign of appearing in my bank account as the correspondence of M Apartments is always MIA. I wonder what else I can do after a few WhatsApp, 4 emails. Maybe I should consult a lawyer or reach out to Mr. Beech on LinkedIn?

Beware of Beech Holdings: A Review of My Manchester Property Investment ExperienceI am sharing my recent experience with Beech Holdings, Manchester, regarding a 1-bedroom flat in Ancoats development that I aimed to invest in. I intend to share this to guide others who might find themselves in a similar situation.While I was aware that the £5,000 reservation fee for the flat was non-refundable, James Webster of Beech Holdings personally assured me that a refund would be provided if my mortgage application was rejected. Relying on his promises, I went ahead with the reservation, only to have my application subsequently rejected. The reason given was the building's overpopulation with students - a crucial fact conveniently omitted from our initial discussions by James Webster, who had sold me the property.Upon the rejection of my mortgage application, I was abruptly handed over to Sarah Bourne of Beech Holdings. Her approach was not only unhelpful but also lacking in understanding. She introduced an unexpected refund condition, stating that a refund would only be considered if I faced 'four' rejections, a term that had never been communicated to me at any point. To make matters worse, after my initial application, lenders altered their stress level tests and increased their deposit requirements, effectively leaving me without any suitable mortgage options available.My takeaway from this experience is stark - do not hand over a reservation fee to Beech Holdings unless you are prepared to lose it. Their handling of my situation suggests that they're a company willing to make up rules to fit their agenda, and their customer service leaves much to be desired.I hope my review offers some insight for anyone considering investing in a property in Manchester, particularly through Beech Holdings.Keywords: Beech Holdings, Manchester, James Webster, Sarah Bourne, Stephen Beech, Reservation Fee, Mortgage Application, Refund Conditions.

I have some loan notes with beech holdings, an investment product.I cannot recommend that you get involved with this company as they have not paid me the interest due.I had contacted Stephen Beech , the owner and Oliver Wright, head of investments and more recently Joseph Schwartz to try and find out what has happened. I was the told they had set up an ADP to recover my monies and the deadline for this has changed at least once. The last correspondence I had from this company was over a year ago despite me chasing by email.BEECH HOLDINGS HAVE JUST IGNORED MY EMAILS SENT BY ME AND NO INFORMATION HAS BEEN FORTHCOMING.BEWARE OF BEECH HOLDINGS

I purchased an apartment in 2018 and could not be more satisfied. The monthly income as been hassle free, Joseph my point of contact makes it a completely hands off investment and I simply receive my monthly payment (which is now more than the estimate from 2018) I'm in the process of re financing and looking to invest again along with my partner Marc. Would recommend. Regards Lesley Chow

Couple issues make it difficult for me to recommend Beech Holdings if you are into acquiring apts for rental and I have let my circle know to avoid this. Each of these issues would in itself be fatal not to mention they compounded.1. Repeated delays. The completion of my apartment at Ancoats Gardens is delayed for over a year. I had to order multiple searches and have to bear with the raising mortgage interest, making it nearly 2.5x more expensive to run this rental. Although the dev wants to say these delays aren't caused by them that isn't true. A lot of delays could have been avoided if Beech Holdings took initiatives and plan in advance rather than passively waiting. This shows the lack of experience in handling full building construction and lack of consideration for its clients.2. overly buffed estimates. Some level of saleperson talk is expected for their trade but it is a totally different story if you told your investors a realistic" / "conservative" rent of a 2000+ per month and in fact targeting to rent out at 1600.3. ridiculous service charge. During marketing the service charge is set to be 3.2 per sq and the saleperson told me this is the firm number while right now they are charging 5.61 per sq for service charge. If you are into apt rentals you know how crazy they are. For this one I am planning to take on further action.4. notice to complete w/o closing statement. Notice to complete is normally due 15 working days prior to completion and be accompanied by the closing statement. Beech Holdings sent me closing statement on the last day of the notice (i.e. the targeted completion date). This is a strong no for oversea investors who need to convert currencies as it means you would lose the 15-working day window to arbitrage EX rate. This alone costs me over 1000 not to mention how inconsiderate it is.5. management terms. I have never seen a management company "brave" enough to want a five-year management term at the PM fee they are charging. This is another way to screw oversea investors if they aren't familiar with UK laws. Come on

Initially dealt with Elliot who is fine chap with deep and valuable knowledge of the Manchester realestate scene.During the past few months with the changing economic and political landscape I've encountered some challenges around financing my purchase but Sarah Osborne has been there to provide assistance and support whenever I have needed it, promptly may I add which has made things so much easier to manage. There's still some work to do but when someone goes out there way to help I've got to take some time to give them some feedback. Keep up the good work guys, Beech are very lucky to have you on the team!Best wishesManeck

Recently completed on the development Ancoats Gardens. Spectacular design and attention to detail shines in the communal areas and within the apartment.Wow factor when you visit is clear.The full team helped through the process Neil, Tom and James gave advice and various viewings as my schedule was all over the place.