Wynndel Property Management

Wynndel Property Management is a British property company with offices in London, England, and Chepstow, Wales, plus a network of sites in the Home Counties and the North of England. The company provides a number of property-related services via three distinct divisions: property management, property lettings and property development.
Wynndel Property Management has a number of sites under planning and development in South Wales, including high-end residential developments Severn Quay and Naturally Woodlands. Company clients include tenants, property owners and developers who are looking for residential property, seeking to create or expand their portfolio, or secure ongoing property management.
Severn Quay
Severn Quay is believed to be the largest and most expensive property development to take place in Chepstow, Monmouthshire, since the construction of Chepstow Castle in 1067. When completed in 2015, the luxury riverside development will consist of 56 high-tech townhouses, 113 apartments and eight office units. to £475,000 for a penthouse. The £40million luxury development is being built on a 2.4 hectare industrial site by the River Wye, formerly occupied by manufacturing firm Osborn-Unipol (previously called "Dendix"). Osborn sold the site on Lower Church Street to Wynndel as part of a relocation plan included in the £100m redevelopment scheme.
The Severn Quay development includes the transformation of the town's neglected riverbank by creating landscaped gardens, a promenade and lookout deck over the River Wye. Chepstow's regeneration scheme will generate up to £1million for the local economy in its first 12 months
A £30,000, five-tonne sculpture celebrating Chepstow's engineering heritage will form the centrepiece of the Severn Quay development. The sculpture, designed by artist Ray Smith and produced by three apprentices at Chepstow-based manufacturing firm Mabey Bridge, depicts 16 shipyard workers holding aloft a silhouette of the S.S. Rovigo, which launched from the site of the current Mabey Bridge factory in Chepstow in 1883. The sculpture will be painted and installed on completion of the development.
Naturally Woodlands
Naturally Woodlands is a £30million development located in Brynna, Rhonnda Cynon Taff. It is set in 88 acres of protected ancient Welsh woodland and comprises a collection of four-bedroom "Grand Design" detached homes. The eco-friendly properties, on the market from £425,000, were designed by Cardiff-based company Rio Architects
The best house in England and Wales
The development is notable for including The Sessile, a "futuristic family home" which beat a number of million-pound apartments and town houses to receive Silver in the "Best House" category of the What House? Awards 2012 (dubbed the "Oscars of the property industry"). shared the award with another new build in central London costing £2million, while the Gold winner was a villa in Edinburgh on the property market for £795,000. An extensive panel of property experts including architects, surveyors, property writers and industry specialists judged the house, which features the latest home automation technology, to be "an innovative experiment that has proved a great success" and described it as "light, energetic and modern,yet built with traditional materials and strikingly planned."

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