Welcome to Clissold Court Residents Association

About Clissold Court

Clissold Court is an Art Deco estate of three storey flats in Stoke Newington, situated at the north west corner of Clissold Park and Green Lanes, London. Built in 1935, designed by architects Howes and Jackson (who also designed the Phoenix cinema in Finchley) and retaining all the original external features, the flats are now part of a London Borough of Hackney conservation area. The estate freehold is held by the Freshwater group of companies and the residents are a mix of tenants and leaseholders.

Apart from news for the residents, we aim to provide historical information in the form of old newsletters, residents recollections and archive material.

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About the Residents Association

Clissold Court Residents Association (CCRA) organises events for the Clissold Court community, liaises with the managing agent Freshwater and shares helpful experience and knowledge about living in the community.

Events

The CCRA organises events for the residents, young and old, of Clissold Court including summer and Christmas parties

Living at Clissold Court

The CCRA shares a wealth of knowledge about looking after and living in the flats covering subjects from Crittal windows to insulation and recycling to window cleaning.

The CCRA is in regular communication and meets with Freshwater's managing agents to ensure that Clissold Court is maintained as well as possible.

Managing agent liaison

Clissold Court Archive

There is a wealth of archived material, both images and documents, relating to Clissold Court which gives a fascinating insight into life over the decades.

personal stories

HISTORY

MAPS

NEWSLETTERS

PHOTOS