Landscaper Contractors in Knightsbridge delivering elegant gardens that suit luxury London living. From garden design and planting schemes to patios, driveways, fencing and water features, we build with precision and discretion. Expect premium finishes, tidy sites and clear timelines.
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Knightsbridge gardens demand craftsmanship that matches the surrounding architecture and lifestyle. Whether you’re upgrading a terrace near Harrods or improving a courtyard close to Hyde Park, we deliver tailored garden design and build. Our team handles hard landscaping, soft landscaping and planting schemes as one coordinated service. The result is a calm, usable outdoor space that looks immaculate year-round.
Across SW1, SW3 and SW7 we work on grand mansion blocks, period townhouses and ultra-luxury apartments with terraces and podium gardens. These properties often need careful detailing: level changes, concealed drainage, acoustic considerations and privacy screening. We design layouts that respect sightlines from reception rooms and maximise light. For clients with limited outdoor space, we focus on structured planting, high-quality paving and clever storage solutions.
We start with a site visit, measured survey and a clear scope, then develop a design that balances aesthetics with practicality. Once approved, we schedule deliveries, protect access routes and keep neighbours in mind throughout the build. Every project is quality-checked, with workmanship backed by our 10-year warranty. Homeowners choose us for consistent communication, reliable trades and finishes that stand up to London use and weather.
We’re experienced with tight access, timed deliveries and controlled parking common around Knightsbridge, Chelsea and South Kensington. Many gardens sit over basements or podium decks, so we specify appropriate build-ups, lightweight substrates and drainage. We also factor in local council requirements, waste removal rules and considerate working hours. If you need landscaper contractors in Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea/City of Westminster, we plan the logistics before work begins.
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Costs vary with access, specification and the amount of groundwork required. As a guide, small courtyard refreshes with paving and planting often start from £3,000–£8,000. Patios typically range £150–£350 per m² depending on stone and sub-base. Driveways are commonly £120–£250 per m². Full garden design-and-build projects in the Knightsbridge area can run £15,000–£80,000+ for premium finishes.
Timescales depend on complexity and logistics. A new patio or small hard landscaping package usually takes 3–10 working days. Fencing and screening can be 1–3 days, while planting schemes are often completed in 1–2 days once beds are prepared. Full garden transformations with drainage, lighting and water features typically take 3–8 weeks. Access restrictions, basement structures and bespoke materials can extend lead times.
Many garden upgrades are permitted development, such as patios, planting and most fencing (within height limits). Driveways can require extra care, especially where new or altered access, drainage to the highway, or non-permeable surfacing is proposed. Listed buildings and conservation areas are also common locally, which can affect walls, railings and front gardens. We check constraints, advise on compliant options and can support any applications needed.
We provide a 10-year warranty on our workmanship for hard landscaping elements such as paving, sub-bases, retaining details and installed structures, subject to normal use and maintenance. Materials are covered by manufacturer warranties where applicable, and we’ll pass those details to you on handover. If an issue arises related to installation, we return to inspect and rectify. Planting is supported with aftercare guidance and seasonal check-ins by arrangement.
Clients often choose premium natural stone (Yorkstone, limestone or granite), large-format porcelain, and discreet drainage channels for clean lines. For soft landscaping, structured evergreens, pleached trees, shade-tolerant perennials and layered planting schemes work well in enclosed courtyards. Fencing and screening can include hardwood slats, composite or bespoke metalwork. We present samples, mood boards and practical recommendations so your design suits the property and maintenance expectations.
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