Parking can be one of the trickier parts of living on a shared estate, so this guide sets out how spaces should be used fairly and safely. By following these simple rules, we help keep the estate safe, tidy, and accessible for everyone.
🏠 Residential Allocated Parking
- Each property has its own driveway, garage, or allocated bay.
- These are for the exclusive use of that household – please do not park in another resident’s space.
- Parking in communal or landscaped areas is not permitted.
🚙 Roadside Parking
- The private roads on the estate are not public highways, so parking is limited.
- Please avoid parking on verges, pavements, or in a way that blocks visibility for drivers, pedestrians, or cyclists.
- Keep access clear at all times for emergency services, waste collection, and deliveries.
- Long-term roadside parking is discouraged and may breach the covenants in your TP1 deed.
👥 Visitor Parking
- Visitor bays are for short-term use only by guests and tradespeople.
- They should not be used by residents for overnight or long-term parking.
- Please make sure visitors park responsibly and within marked bays.
🔑 Shared Driveways
- Shared driveways are not for public use or parking.
- They must be kept clear so all households who rely on them can access their properties safely.
- Blocking or storing vehicles on shared driveways is not permitted.
✅ In Summary
- Use your own allocated space first.
- Visitor bays are for visitors only, not resident overflow.
- No parking on grass verges, pavements, or shared driveways.
- Always leave clear access for neighbours and emergency services.
By following these rules, we can keep parking fair, safe, and stress-free for everyone on the estate.
