Camelot is the largest and longest-established property guardian company in the UK. Founded in the Netherlands in 1993, they now manage thousands of properties across Europe.
Overview
| Founded | 1993 (Netherlands) |
|---|---|
| UK Operations | Since 1990s |
| Coverage | UK-wide and Europe |
| Monthly Fees | £350-£550 |
| Notice Period | 28 days |
| Property Types | Commercial, institutional, residential |
Fees and Costs
- Monthly licence fee: £350-£550 depending on location
- Administration fee: Approximately £200-£300
- Deposit: One month's licence fee
- Utilities: Usually included in licence fee
Property Types
Camelot manages a wide variety of buildings:
- Former office buildings
- Schools and educational facilities
- NHS and hospital buildings
- Police and fire stations
- Industrial and warehouse spaces
- Residential properties awaiting development
Application Process
- Online registration on Camelot website
- Submit ID and proof of income
- Background check
- Property matching and viewing
- Sign licence agreement
- Pay initial fees and move in
Pros and Cons
Advantages
- Wide variety of properties
- UK-wide coverage
- Established reputation
- Professional management
- Utilities often included
Disadvantages
- 28-day notice period is standard
- Large company - can feel impersonal
- Mixed reviews on customer service
- Commercial properties may lack homely feel
What Guardians Say
Common feedback from Camelot guardians:
- Professional application process
- Regular inspections (monthly)
- Variable property quality
- Good value for London locations
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