New Build Landscaping in Soho that turns blank plots into polished outdoor rooms. From design to turf, patios, fencing and planting, we deliver show-home results in W1.
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New-build gardens around Soho Square and Carnaby Street often start as compact, uneven spaces with poor topsoil and unfinished boundaries. We create complete, practical gardens that suit busy Soho living, from smart patios to low-maintenance planting. Whether you want a private courtyard or a clean, contemporary terrace, we plan every detail for year-round use. Our team can also build show home gardens that help developments sell faster.
Soho’s mix of Georgian townhouses, mansion flats and commercial conversions calls for thoughtful design and tidy execution. Outdoor areas are frequently overlooked, shaded by neighbouring buildings, or split across levels. We specify planting that copes with limited light, add drainage where new builds commonly struggle, and choose finishes that complement period brickwork or modern façades. Clients across W1, including nearby Fitzrovia and Mayfair, rely on us for solutions that look premium without being high-maintenance.
We start with a site visit and measured survey, then produce a clear design and build plan with materials, levels and drainage mapped out. Installation is managed by an experienced foreman, with clean working practices and respectful neighbour liaison—important in dense streets near Liberty London and Leicester Square. We provide transparent schedules, staged sign-off, and aftercare guidance so your garden establishes quickly. Fine Landscaping is trusted because we deliver consistent finishes and stand behind our workmanship.
Working in the City of Westminster means tight access, controlled parking and considerate timing around busy streets. Many Soho plots have compact footprints, basement lightwells or raised terraces that need careful level changes and drainage. We plan deliveries, protect communal areas in mansion blocks, and keep sites tidy to reduce disruption. Our specifications suit urban microclimates and the hard-wearing finishes needed in W1.
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Costs vary with access, levels and the finish you choose. As a guide, a small new-build courtyard refresh with turf/planting and minor paving may start from £3,000–£7,000. Mid-size gardens with patio installation, fencing and pathways often fall around £10,000–£25,000. High-end schemes with full garden design, premium stone, lighting, drainage upgrades and show home detailing can be £30,000+.
Most projects run from 1–2 weeks for smaller courtyards to 3–6 weeks for full builds with patios, fencing, pathways and drainage. Larger or more complex sites—split levels, restricted access, or show home gardens with detailed planting—can take 6–10 weeks. Timescales depend on ground preparation, curing time for paving bases, delivery windows in W1, and seasonal planting availability.
Many garden works are permitted development, such as replacing turf, adding planting beds, and installing most fencing within height limits. However, City of Westminster rules can be stricter in conservation areas or for listed buildings, and there may be requirements for drainage, surface water management, or works affecting party walls. We check constraints early, advise on what’s likely to need consent, and can help you prepare the right information if approvals are required.
We provide a 10-year workmanship warranty on our landscaping installation, covering issues such as structural failure of patios and pathways, incorrectly installed edging, and defects arising from our build methods. Materials are also covered by relevant manufacturer warranties where applicable. Planting and turf are living products, so we supply aftercare guidance and can offer maintenance visits to help establishment. Any snagging raised promptly is handled quickly and professionally.
Popular choices include porcelain paving for clean lines, natural sandstone for a softer look, and resin-bound pathways where permeability is needed. For fencing, slatted timber or composite screens work well for privacy in compact plots. Planting often leans towards architectural evergreens, shade-tolerant perennials, and container schemes for terraces. We guide you through samples, layout options and maintenance levels so the design suits your property and lifestyle.
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