Wapping Wharf, Bristol
Wapping Wharf, Bristol This ongoing phased public-realm scheme has transformed a much-loved section of Bristol City, adding a vibrant feel to this community overlooking the floating harbourside, with passing boats following the opening of Gaol Ferry Steps. This has opened the pedestrianised route flowing through the heart of Bristol, allowing easy access from South Bristol […]
Cool Towns, Margate
Cool Towns, Margate Margate in Kent, on the Isle of Thanet in the south of England, is a historic seaside resort. Becoming popular during the Victorian times, this town exemplifies the typical coastal urban realm – with a mixed demographic, but an ageing population. In ancient times, the Isle of Thanet was truly an island, […]
Ivel Manor, Biggleswade
Ivel Manor, Biggleswade The town of Biggleswade in Bedfordshire, U.K. is old; probably first inhabited in Neolithic times, it has been an important crossing place over the River Ivel for centuries. Strategically located on the Great North Road, it flourished in the Middle Ages and later as a vital staging post for coaches, heading north […]
Pears Road, Hounslow
Pears Road, Hounslow The London Borough of Hounslow is recognised as being one of London’s greener boroughs with an estimated 40 per cent of the land area consisting of parks, woodlands, and open spaces. In 2020, an exceptional campaign was launched to plant a tree for every child that was born in the borough, resulting […]
Bishops Court, Exeter
Bishops Court, Exeter Bishops Court, located just outside of Exeter, Devon was the original seat of the Bishop of Exeter. Although the current palace was remodelled during the 19th Century, the property dates back to 1265, and its farm buildings, stone barns and stables are recognised as the oldest in England. The whole estate measures […]
Trinity Square Development, Hendon
Trinity Square Development, Hendon This area of northwest London was still largely agricultural until the early 1900s, when the Grahame-White Aviation Company purchased 200 acres of land, turning it into what would finally become Hendon Aerodrome, and latterly RAF Hendon. This airfield witnessed the departure of the first flight between London and Manchester in 1910, […]
Kent & Sussex Royal Wells Park
Kent & Sussex Royal Wells Park The Berkeley Homes “Royal Wells Park” development sits on land that was formerly known as Great Culverden Park, a small 9-acre wood that’s situated around half a mile from the centre of Tunbridge Wells. The park is the remnant ground of the former Culverden House, which was designed by Decimus Burton, one […]
Foal Hurst Green, Paddock Wood
Foal Hurst Green, Paddock Wood Berkeley Homes have long been known for the quality of their new built properties, and the care that goes into the landscaping surrounding them, but in the new Foal Hurst Green development in Paddock Wood, they have excelled themselves. The greenfield site in the heart of the Weald of Kent […]
Coda York Place, Battersea
Coda York Place, Battersea Following a purchase of the existing headquarters by Developers Avanton, the Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) are all set to move to its new location at here York Place, known as Coda, Battersea. Designed by Pankaj Patel MBE of multi-award-winning practice Patel Taylor, three striking apartment buildings will sit on a raised […]
Prince of Wales Drive, Battersea
Prince of Wales Drive, Battersea This Berkeley Homes Development constructed under St William – Designed for Life umbrella is an exclusive collection of 1,2-,3- and 4-bedroom apartments in the heart of London a short stroll from Battersea Park and neighbouring power station, Zone 1 underground connections including the elite Sloane Square being just a mile away. Battersea itself […]