The Berkeley Group portfolio

Three architecturally striking towers rise on the edge of London's West End, between Paddington and Marylebone and between two Royal Parks. The neighbourhood sits inside a £1.1 billion regeneration and carries the highest public transport rating London awards: an Underground station one minute away, and Paddington, with the Elizabeth Line and the Heathrow Express, eight minutes on foot. Over five hundred residences by a FTSE 250 developer share a private spa with a 20-metre pool, a residents' lounge, a screening room, co-working space and a 24-hour concierge. Homes are sold on 999-year leases with completion due in 2028. For buyers who want a Zone 1 address with hotel-grade amenities. Request Access to view full project details, pricing, and availability.

A mixed-use regeneration beside one of Hertfordshire's principal mainline stations has created a new residential quarter of premium apartments, arranged around landscaped squares and public open space with ground-floor commercial and retail. Homes are delivered across two phases, the first already complete and the second finishing in late 2027, with triple-glazed doors opening onto private balconies and terraces, quartz kitchen worktops and hotel-style shared amenities including a gymnasium, screening room, business lounge and 24-hour concierge. The station is a four-minute walk, with ten trains an hour reaching central London in sixteen minutes. The town is consistently ranked among the best places to live and work outside London and has GBP 1.5 billion of regeneration investment underway. It suits income-focused buyers targeting outer-London commuter demand.

A landmark brownfield regeneration in Zone 1 south London is transforming a Victorian gasworks into an entirely new residential quarter. At its centre, a Grade II listed gasholder has been reimagined as a collection of apartments and penthouses held within the restored ironwork frame, with Scandinavian-influenced interiors and a two-storey private residents' club containing a swimming pool, hydro pool, spa, private cinema and co-working space. The site carries Transport for London's highest connectivity rating of PTAL 6b, with three Underground stations inside a ten-minute walk and the West End reachable in about five minutes. Comparable gasholder conversions elsewhere in the capital have achieved substantial premiums over neighbouring new-build stock. It suits buyers seeking a scarce heritage asset inside a Zone 1 regeneration corridor.

Oakhill is a gated Berkeley estate set in 30 acres of mature parkland in the village of Hildenborough, Kent. It brings together one, two and three bedroom apartments and three, four and five bedroom houses around Oakhill House, a Grade II listed Georgian mansion built in 1804 and now converted into six apartments. Residents share a private club with a cinema, gym, padel court and co-working lounge, and the estate opens onto a 13-acre country park. Hildenborough station runs direct trains to London Bridge in 32 minutes, with Tonbridge minutes away and Sevenoaks and Royal Tunbridge Wells within nine miles.

A collection of freehold houses, alongside a small number of apartments, sits within a nationally protected Surrey landscape on the edge of a sought-after village. The architecture follows the Arts and Crafts tradition, with handcrafted brick detailing, tile-hung facades and generous bay windows, set in landscaped grounds that take in tree-lined avenues, a village green, orchards, a residents' growing garden and children's play areas. A 62-acre country park with a three-acre lake, woodland trails and adventure play adjoins the site, and the village high street is a five-minute walk along a former railway path. The nearest mainline station, eleven miles away, reaches London Waterloo in roughly 32 minutes. It suits family buyers and investors seeking protected-landscape scarcity with genuine commuter access.

This collection of 489 contemporary apartments by a leading UK developer sits in a historic market town on the Thames, offering an exceptional combination of London connectivity, Heathrow proximity, and riverside living. Located just 3.5 miles from the UK's busiest airport, a major employment hub of over 76,000 workers, the development is served by direct rail to London Waterloo in around 45 minutes and sits at the junction of two motorways. The airport creates uniquely deep, year-round rental demand from airline crew, corporate tenants, and international professionals. Apartments feature high-specification finishes, private balconies, and access to communal gardens, near a revitalised high street and Thames-side walks. Request Access to view full project details, pricing, and availability.