Housing Development Landscaping in Parsons Green delivered to a premium finish, on programme and on budget. From show home gardens to communal areas, we create sale-ready outdoor spaces that match the quality of your builds. Fine Landscaping is based 30 minutes away, so site support is fast and reliable.
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Parsons Green buyers expect polished outdoor space that feels established from day one. We deliver complete housing development landscaping for SW6 schemes, from show home gardens through to street planting and boundary treatments. Whether your site sits near Parsons Green tube station or closer to Eel Brook Common, we plan access, deliveries and phasing to keep the build moving. The result is a cohesive landscape that boosts kerb appeal and supports strong sales.
This part of Fulham blends Victorian terraces, Georgian cottages and mansion flats with contemporary infill developments, so design needs to respect local character. We create front gardens that suit period streetscapes, rear gardens that maximise privacy, and communal courtyards that feel calm and usable. Materials are selected to complement brickwork, railings and paving typical of the area. For developers, that means external works that look intentional rather than bolted on at handover.
Our process starts with a practical site survey, value-engineered specification and a clear programme aligned with your build stages. We coordinate groundworks, drainage, paving, planting and lighting with tidy, well-managed teams and documented quality checks. Every project is finished with a snagging visit and a maintenance plan to protect the investment. Local clients trust us for consistent communication, clean handovers and a premium finish that lasts.
Working across the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham means planning for tight access, controlled parking and timed deliveries. We often encounter compact plots, basement lightwells and shared entrances, so we design with circulation and bin/bike storage in mind. Ground conditions vary, so we specify appropriate sub-bases, drainage and soil improvement for reliable establishment. Our teams work considerately around neighbours and busy routes near Putney Bridge and Fulham.
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Costs vary by plot size, specification and the number of units. As a guide, a front or rear plot garden may start from £6,000–£20,000+, while show home gardens often range £15,000–£50,000+ depending on paving, lighting and planting maturity. Communal areas, driveways and street planting are usually priced per package and can run £25,000–£250,000+. We provide itemised, value-engineered options.
A single plot garden typically takes 1–3 weeks once groundworks are ready. Show home gardens are often completed in 2–6 weeks, depending on hard landscaping, bespoke joinery and planting size. Communal areas and streetscapes can run 4–12+ weeks and are usually phased alongside surfacing and utilities. Weather, access restrictions, lead times for stone or railings, and soil preparation requirements all influence the programme.
Many garden and landscaping works are permitted development, but there are key exceptions. New or altered driveways may need permeable surfacing or drainage to meet SuDS rules, and boundary walls or railings can be restricted by height or location. Conservation areas and listed buildings are common locally, which can add constraints. We review drawings, check council guidance for the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham, and flag approvals early.
We provide a 10-year warranty on qualifying hard landscaping installations, covering workmanship on items such as paving, sub-bases, retaining details and built structures when installed to our specification. Planting is covered by an establishment period, with clear care instructions and optional maintenance to maximise success. If issues arise during the warranty period, we inspect promptly and agree a practical remedy. Warranty terms depend on correct drainage and site use.
For this area, we often specify Yorkstone-style paving, clay pavers, resin-bound or permeable block driveways, and crisp edging that suits period streets. Boundary treatments commonly include brick piers with metal railings, timber screens for privacy, and acoustic fencing where needed. Planting tends towards structured evergreens, seasonal colour and small trees for instant maturity. We present mood boards, samples and costed options to match your architecture and sales brief.
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