New Build Homes in South London
Until the 18th century, only London Bridge and Kingston Bridge connected the south and north banks of the Thames around London. As a result, South London developed more slowly than its northern counterpart, creating a collection of villages each with its own identity, and interspersed with leafy green parks.
Richmond has the feel of a market town and a park of more than 2,000 acres, complete with herds of deer. Battersea Park has beautiful riverside walks and a children’s zoo, and is on the doorstep of Battersea Power Station – London’s recently developed stylish shopping centre. While Wandsworth enjoys a host of independent shops, restaurants and cafés.
Sports fans will find the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Club and the home grounds of Crystal Palace FC in South London. While music lovers will enjoy the mini festivals that take place on Clapham Common and in Brockwell Park in the summer.
Train services conveniently connect you to the hubs of Waterloo, Clapham Junction, Charing Cross, London Bridge and Victoria and out to the airports at Gatwick and Heathrow.
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Where to live in London
With so much going, and so many different identities crossing paths across London, there are a wealth of places to live for all manner of different tastes and requirements be it a new build house or apartment. The choice is astonishing, and every borough offers its own vision of inner city living.If you're looking for cosmopolitan class and town-like charm in central London then you should look no further than Fulham including our new apartments at bankside. Perched on the north bank of the Thames, Fulham gained a reputation in the 18th century as a bohemian playground for the upper classes, until the Industrial Revolution took hold and saw the rise of trade and craft works.
Bankside is one of the capital's best places to be, with an exciting hub of culture playing host to all kinds of events and celebrations all year round. The Globe theatre puts on plays throughout the year in the same unforgettable surroundings that formed the backdrop for countless attendees through the centuries, while the Tate Modern whisks its visitors away to a modern art wonderland.
London's illustrious West End has earned a reputation as a fashionable and trendy part of the city, thanks to its chic shops and its elegant architecture. An engaging history mixed with the modern touch of contemporary London lends a beguiling feel to life in Marylebone, tasteful eateries brush shoulders with world class tourist attractions and historic bookshops. Meanwhile, just a few streets away are the uncanny waxworks of Madame Tussauds and the wonderful Wallace Collection.
Things to do in London
London is a tantalising web of shopping streets which boast some of the most iconic and well-respected shops in the world. A shopping trip in the capital will yield intriguing finds in not only the regular high street behemoths but also in the smaller shopping havens like Neal's Yard and Camden Market. For the epitome of luxury, Harrods has seven floors of department store glamour and glitz, while Hamleys takes kids of all ages into a veritable toy box full of beloved characters and creations spanning all shapes and sizes.Entertainment comes naturally to London, as evidenced by the astonishing number of iconic venues. Leicester Square brings millions of theatre-goers to its brilliant theatres and cinemas every single year, featuring red carpet premieres and quirky, indie productions. For music fans, such pilgrimage sites as Ronnie Scott's, the Royal Albert Hall and the O2 Arena consistently host performances by the world's greatest musical acts, while at street level you'll discover intriguing bars and nightclubs which boast a thriving underground scene.
London's ever-evolving cultural and artistic scene revolves around a core of venerable and established museums and art galleries which act as the canvas for spectacular exhibitions and superb art installations. The British Museum has a dazzling collection of artefacts from around the world. The Natural History Museum contains intact dinosaur bones, the remains of cavemen and the 25 metre skeleton of a blue whale. On the artistic side of things, the National Gallery displays an astonishing array of different artworks, installations and sculptures throughout history.
Property to buy in London
With so much choice for properties across London, we’re proud to offer a diverse range of listings to cater to all needs and tastes. From new builds to regeneration projects the variety of properties in London is vast. From fantastic locations on the edge of London such as The Eight Gardens, offering green space and fast transport links, to the canalside Grand Union, to being in the heart of Canary Wharf at South Quay Plaza, Berkeley Group offer a huge range of property to buy in London to suit every potential homeowner or property investor.