In today's fast-paced world, where modernity often takes precedence, there's a growing appreciation for the historical charm and architectural beauty of British period properties.
As winter arrives, property guardians face dropping temperatures and increasing energy bills. Keep your space warm without overspending with these 10 tips:
Living as a Blue Door Property Guardian in the UK offers a unique opportunity to occupy and care for vacant properties while enjoying cost-effective living arrangements. While the primary focus of guardianship is security and maintenance, it doesn't mean sacrificing style and comfort. In fact, with a bit of creativity and resourcefulness, property guardians can turn their abodes into stylish and welcoming homes. In this article, we'll explore home decor and offer valuable decorating tips tailored to the property guardianship lifestyle.
Blue Door offers a unique opportunity for individuals and organisations to contribute to their communities in a meaningful way. By repurposing unused properties, this can create affordable housing options, improve the quality of life in local neighbourhoods and help to revitalise struggling communities. Whether as a guardian or a property owner, there are many ways to get involved and make a positive impact in your community.
Blue Door Property Guardians offer a unique living experience that has community at its hub. Community living can provide many benefits for people, including social interaction, a sense of belonging, a supportive environment, and opportunities for growth. By fostering a sense of community, Blue Door Property Guardians provide a safe environment where residents can thrive whilst carrying out their property security responsibilities.
We think our guardians at our E17 location, The Warehouse, deserve a clap. Since lockdown started 10 weeks ago they’ve given us a masterclass in making the most of a bad situation. And an acting masterclass. And a mushroom growing masterclass... Name a masterclass and the Warehouse guardians will give you one. Photos galore in this week’s post!
