The new community, creative and commercial hub, Parkside Yards, was launched recently with an all-day summer event featuring screen printing, craft workshops, live music and entertainment.

Situated in the heart of The Green Quarter in West London, Parkside Yards is for the entire local community and home to a new café, organic grocery store and independent lifestyle and homeware store, set around an outdoor piazza with a neighbouring tree nursery. It is the perfect place for all the family, with a children’s play area, a giant jumping pillow and a nature trail with woodland animals.

Marcus Blake, managing director of Berkeley St George City, commented: “The launch of Parkside Yards was a fantastic day and the turnout exceeded expectations with almost 1,500 people joining us to eat, meet, drink, shop and play amongst green surroundings. The live music, craft classes and nature workshops are just a taste of what is to come at Parkside Yards. We hope to announce new retailers over the coming months to add to the superb set of independent operators who are already open daily at The Green Quarter.”

Berkeley – The Green Quarter, Southall
One of the biggest regeneration schemes in the UK, Berkeley is transforming an industrial site into a place with nature at its heart

Thanks to the arrival of the Elizabeth line at Southall Rail Station, residents can reach Bond Street in 17 minutes, Canary Wharf in 31 minutes and Heathrow in 8 minutes

The Green Quarter is opening up more green space than St James’ and Green Park combined, including new park Central Gardens, an 8-acre wetlands being delivered in partnership with London Wildlife Trust and a bridge across Grand Union Canal providing the community with access to 90-acre Minet Country Park

Resident facilities at The Green Quarter include a new concierge, gym, cinema room, resident lounge and co-working space. A new swimming pool will be launched soon
Homes are available for sale at The Green Quarter with prices starting at £381,000 for a Manhattan apartment, £406,500 for one-bedroom homes scheduled for completion in 2024, and £450,000 for a two-bedroom home, which is ready to move into now