Appleview Homes Limited (03654027): administration
- Status
- Administration ended
- Administration began
- 2013-10-02
- Incorporated
- 1998-10-21
- Location
- Bristol
- Industry
- 87900 Other residential care activities n.e.c.
Why it went into administration
- Rising costs / inflation
- HMRC / tax arrears
- Creditor pressure / legal action
- Property / lease costs
- Regulatory change or action
- Rising interest rates
From the administrators' statement
Appleview was incorporated as a private imited company on the 21 October 1998 The share capital of the company comprises 100 ordinary shares of £1 each, which are fully paid ’ The Company has operated a residential care home at Briar Dene since 1998 The freehold property of Briar Dene, 63 East Parade, Harrogate was purchased by the Company from a company part owned by a shareholder of Appleview, Mr ‘Ken Crawley This property was originally registered as a residental care home for 10 adults with learning disabilities
The adjoining leasehold flat on the ground floor at Stanley Mansions, 61 East Parade, Harrogate was originally registered to accommodate an additional 3 residents under the Small Homes Registration rules, but later the two registrations were amalgamated into one so that the current registration with CQC covers both 63 East Parade and Fiat 1, 61 East Parade
Title to the leasehold flat ts in the name of the director, Mrs Joanne Ross-Crawley, but by informal arrangement the property is used exclusively by the Company, subject to payment of all outgoings The directors, Mrs Ross-Crawley and Ms Ross are the owners of the freehold of Stanley Mansions, which includes the basement of that building currently used by the Company as the office for the home and storage The current registration is for a total of 13 residents
Administrators' statement of proposals (2013-11-14) · Companies House register