Care Home Gardens in Mayfair should feel calm, safe and dignified. We create accessible outdoor spaces with sensory planting, raised beds and comfortable seating. Designed for residents, visitors and staff routines alike.
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Mayfair’s outdoor spaces often sit behind elegant façades and private courtyards, where a well-planned garden can make daily life easier for residents. From seating areas for quiet conversation to sensory planting that encourages gentle engagement, we design gardens that feel reassuring and familiar. We regularly work around busy streets near Berkeley Square and Mount Street, ensuring safe access and minimal disruption. Every layout is planned to reduce trip hazards and improve confidence outdoors.
In W1, properties range from Georgian mansions and palatial townhouses to luxury apartments with terraces and podium gardens. These settings call for discreet, high-quality detailing: smooth, even paving, refined handrails and well-considered shade structures. We design raised beds at practical heights for wheelchair users and those with limited mobility. Where space is compact, we use clever zoning to create a sense of privacy without clutter.
Our process starts with a site survey, risk-aware design and clear recommendations for accessible routes, safe boundaries and planting choices. We schedule works to suit care routines, manage deliveries carefully, and keep pathways usable wherever possible. Fine Landscaping is trusted for tidy workmanship, clear communication and durable finishes that stand up to frequent use. You’ll receive a tailored maintenance plan so the garden remains safe and inviting through the seasons.
Projects in the care home gardens Mayfair area often involve restricted access, timed deliveries and careful waste removal. In the City of Westminster, we factor in parking controls, loading bays and considerate working hours. Many W1 properties have tight side returns, basement lightwells or shared entrances, so we plan materials and installation methods accordingly. We also specify robust surfaces that cope with high footfall and mobility aids.
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Costs vary with access, size and the level of accessibility features required. As a guide, a small courtyard refresh with safer surfacing, seating and sensory planting may start around £6,000–£12,000. More comprehensive schemes with accessible pathways, raised beds, handrails, shade structures and new boundaries commonly fall between £15,000–£45,000+. Complex builds or premium stone finishes can exceed this, especially where access is difficult in W1.
Most projects take 1–3 weeks for a compact courtyard or terrace, and 4–8 weeks for a larger garden with new paving, raised beds, boundaries and multiple seating zones. Timescales depend on access, drainage needs, curing time for bases, and lead times for bespoke handrails or shade structures. We provide a clear programme and can phase works to keep key routes usable for residents and staff.
Many garden improvements are permitted development, such as replacing planting, adding raised beds, and laying paths at ground level. However, in the City of Westminster there can be extra considerations for listed buildings, conservation areas, boundary changes, lighting, or structures like pergolas and larger shade canopies. We review your site, advise what’s likely to need consent, and can liaise with the relevant departments before work begins.
We include a 10-year warranty on our installation workmanship for hard landscaping elements such as paving build-ups, edging, raised bed construction and fitted handrails (subject to normal use and maintenance). Materials are covered by their manufacturers’ guarantees where applicable. We also provide aftercare guidance and can schedule maintenance visits to keep surfaces safe, joints sound and planting healthy, which is especially important in high-use care settings.
We tailor designs to mobility needs and the look of the property. Popular options include non-slip porcelain or sawn sandstone for accessible pathways, timber or masonry raised beds, and stainless or powder-coated handrails. Sensory planting can include lavender, rosemary, grasses and winter-scented shrubs, while memory gardens may use familiar cottage-style favourites. We present samples, explain slip resistance and maintenance, then refine the layout with staff and family input.
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