Housing Development Landscaping in Holland Park that elevates sales appeal and long-term liveability. From show home gardens to communal planting and boundary treatments, we deliver a polished finish developers can rely on.
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From the streets around Holland Park and the Design Museum to new and refurbished blocks across W11 and W14, presentation matters. Fine Landscaping delivers housing development landscaping that supports strong first impressions and smooth handovers. We create cohesive external spaces across show homes, communal areas, front gardens and rear gardens. Every detail is planned to look exceptional from day one and mature beautifully over time.
Holland Park’s exclusive enclave includes large Victorian houses, mansion conversions and period properties, often with compact access and high expectations. We’re used to working alongside principal contractors on tight programmes, protecting existing stonework and heritage features. Our planting palettes suit formal façades and leafy streets, while hardscaping is specified for durability and consistent finishes. Whether your scheme sits near Notting Hill or Kensington, we tailor layouts to the architecture and buyer profile.
We start with a site visit, levels and drainage review, then provide a clear scope, programme and specification. Installation is managed by experienced crews with tidy working practices, clear communication and staged snagging. You’ll receive practical aftercare guidance plus optional maintenance contracts to keep communal areas and show gardens looking sharp. Clients trust us for dependable timelines, premium materials and workmanship backed by a 10-year warranty.
Working in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea often means controlled parking, timed deliveries and close neighbours. We plan logistics early, including waste removal, material storage and access routes for mansion conversions. London clay conditions and mature tree roots can affect drainage and planting choices, so we specify suitable soils and root-friendly solutions. Our team is around 40 minutes from site, supporting responsive snagging and aftercare.
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Costs vary by specification, access and the balance of hard and soft landscaping. As a guide, small front garden and entrance upgrades often start from £4,000–£12,000, while a full show home garden can be £15,000–£40,000+. Communal courtyards, boundary treatments and street planting for multi-unit schemes can range from £30,000 to £150,000+ depending on scope, drainage and finishes.
Typical programmes run from 1–2 weeks for a single plot (front and rear) to 4–10 weeks for larger communal areas and multiple plots. Timescales depend on groundworks, drainage, curing time for paving, lead times for stone or bespoke metalwork, and planting season. We phase works around build completion and handover dates, with clear milestones for show home readiness and final snagging.
Many garden upgrades are permitted development, but driveways, dropped kerbs, new boundary heights and works near trees can trigger approvals. In RBKC, conservation areas are common, and there may be requirements for permeable surfacing and SuDS drainage. We’ll flag likely permissions early, coordinate with your architect or planning consultant, and ensure specifications align with council guidance before installation begins.
We provide a 10-year warranty on qualifying hard landscaping workmanship, covering issues such as failed installation, settlement related to our ground preparation, and defects in laying where our specification has been followed. Materials are covered by manufacturer warranties where applicable. Soft landscaping is living and seasonal, but we supply clear aftercare guidance and can include replacement options within a maintenance contract for agreed items.
For period-led schemes, we often specify Yorkstone or porcelain paving, clay pavers, and crisp edging details that suit Victorian architecture. Planting commonly includes evergreen structure, pleached trees, shade-tolerant shrubs, and refined perennials for year-round interest. Boundary treatments range from timber slats and brick piers to metal railings and acoustic fencing where needed. We’ll propose options to match the build palette, budget and maintenance expectations.
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