Edremit Heights

21/12/2023

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09/10/2021

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07/06/2019

Back at Edremit Heights where the sun is shining and the site is looking well tended. The upper pool is now a fabulous 27 degrees!, the garbage containers are now hidden behind a new wall making our entrance way much more attractive. There are new showers near the pools. It is quiet and peaceful here. But even in this paradise there are one or two little hiccups to solve..... The lower pool is turning green and yesterday someone had left both taps in the shower open resulting in no more water! We who live here should do our bit to help keep things beautiful and well functioning.
The new committee is doing a great job.
Thank you!..... Keep it up🙏

12/01/2019

Views of the extension of the pathways following the edge of the ravine where a row of lemon trees have been planted. This new pathway and the trees integrate the area into the communal gardens and looks very nice.
Also views of the gardens where the oranges are ripe for picking. The 2 communal pools have been emptied ready for extensive repairs in a few weeks.

16/11/2018

It's mid November and the weather is still warm and sunny here in Cyprus but the pool water is now 18 C. Here a hardy Norwegian is still enjoying a 30 minute morning swim!

06/08/2018

Recent photos of the lovely garden area at Edremit Heights. The gardeners are certainly keeping the gardens very tidy.

10/04/2018

I am looking forward to returning to Edremit Heights after over 4 months away. I can see from photos others have taken that our new leader is doing amazing things....our gardens and grounds have never been better. ...I will post photos here as soon as I return.

01/09/2017

Recent photos from around the site. Please see comments under each photo.

04/06/2017

Living in an apartment complex in Northern Cyprus offers a real insight into how people treat their neighbours and other problems! Here a photo of some tenants holding a swimming party....this photo was taken at 5am in the morning and the noise of their celebration was reverberating around the site. Then there is the photo of a young man (my son) cleaning up garbage because he says he is used to keeping things nice for his neighbours. Meanwhile the neighbour in K1 thinks it is his right to let his sweet little dog run free in the communal grounds. His argument - there are other stray dogs around so why not his?

And finally a photo of the area where the mains water pipe has burst again - the third leak within a month..

13/05/2017

After 2 weeks without mains water the pipes had emptied and a pipe burst when the water was turned on even though our pressure reduction valve is functioning. Our new manager Yasın promptly arranged the repair and friendly english speaking Mehmet Oflu turned up and replaced the punctured pipe while my grandson Noah kept watch! (The works on our communal plumbing are an annual event for Noah!).

The tidy up of the paving stones is not very good and needs to be levelled out better, but at least the water is flowing again.

Let's hope the Girne belediye can turn the mains water supply on at regular intervals....and preferably all the time now that there is a water supply from Turkey.

09/05/2017

Last night some students were enjoying themselves at our upper pool. Unfortunately they are obviously not concerned that their neighbours want to be able to enjoy the pool area too. Today my grandson and his mum and I cleaned up the pool area......see the number of cigarette that had been dumped in the flower beds and on the path by the pool. We collected the stubs into the empty bottle they left.

CAN WE PLEASE BE A BIT MORE CONSIDERATE TOWARD EACH OTHER?

21/04/2017

Works to install a lockable box and waterproof electric socket in the middle of our communal gardens so that the gardener can use an electric hedgecutter to trim the trees and bushes and hedges. This will reduce the number of hours used to trim all the hedges etc.