Dot Dot Dot Property Guardians

12/08/2026

“It’s financial freedom.” 🏡✨

Check out one of our amazing guardians, Amy, featured in The Times this week!

Amy lives at Ham Close in Richmond, a place she calls “idyllic”, in a home set for future regeneration. By living as a property guardian, she pays a fraction of traditional London rent, giving her the space and financial freedom to actually save while staying rooted in the city she loves.

With so many empty spaces across the UK waiting for redevelopment, guardianship turns vacant buildings into vibrant, inexpensive places to live while keeping them secure and cared for.

Want to know more about Amy's journey with Dot Dot Dot? We previously caught up with her to talk about how guardianship has supported her life as an artist and community member.

Huge thank you to Amy for sharing her story! Tap the link in our bio to read The Times feature and our full blog on Amy. 🔗👇

12/08/2026

04/08/2026

Support that doesn't stop at handing over the keys...🔑

Thomas is one of the first people a guardian meets and one they see most regularly. As a member of our field team, he's on the ground every month, checking in on properties and the people living in them.

Over time, he's learned that those visits become something more than a checklist. Guardians share where they're from, what they're working towards, and how they're getting on. And occasionally, he's the person a guardian calls when they really need help.

As part of our 15th birthday series, Thomas reflects on what fifteen years of Dot Dot Dot looks like from the ground up and why showing up for people matters more than most people realise.

Take a peek behind the scenes at Dot Dot Dot and read the full blog via the link in our bio 👉

04/08/2026

Support that doesn't stop at handing over the keys...🔑

Thomas is one of the first people a guardian meets and one they see most regularly. As a member of our field team, he's on the ground every month, checking in on properties and the people living in them.

Over time, he's learned that those visits become something more than a checklist. Guardians share where they're from, what they're working towards, and how they're getting on. And occasionally, he's the person a guardian calls when they really need help.

As part of our 15th birthday series, Thomas reflects on what fifteen years of Dot Dot Dot looks like from the ground up and why showing up for people matters more than most people realise.

Take a peek behind the scenes at Dot Dot Dot and read the full blog here: https://dotdotdotproperty.com/news/behind-the-scenes-support-that-doesnt-stop/

30/07/2026

Fifteen years is a long time. Long enough for plenty of stories, surprises, and memories you couldn't have predicted when you walked in on your first day.

To mark our birthday, we've been asking colleagues to share favourite moments from their time at Dot Dot Dot. From the profound to the ridiculous, here's what's stayed with them.

Our Senior Property Manager, Tom, loves getting on site and is continually impressed by the expertise of his team 👉

📝🔍

29/07/2026

Since becoming a guardian, Aurelia has built a pond, a mini meadow, a bee hotel in her very own garden 🌳🪴 And inside, for the first time in years, she has a quiet space to breathe.

✨As part of our 15th birthday series, Aurelia's story is a reminder of what can happen when the right home finds the right person.

Read the full blog by clicking the link in our bio 👉

As part of the series, we're making a £50 donation to a charity of each guardian's choice. Aurelia’s donation goes to Unicef’s Gaza appeal for children in crisis.

29/07/2026

Since becoming a guardian, Aurelia has built a pond, a mini meadow, a bee hotel in her very own garden 🌳🪴 And inside, for the first time in years, she has a quiet space to breathe.

✨As part of our 15th birthday series, Aurelia's story is a reminder of what can happen when the right home finds the right person.

Read the full blog: https://dotdotdotproperty.com/news/room-to-breathe-the-impact-of-guardianship/

As part of the series, we're making a £50 donation to a charity of each guardian's choice. Aurelia’s donation goes to Unicef’s Gaza appeal for children in crisis.