London's greenest new build developments
Looking for a new build that doesn't compromise on green space? London's latest developments are proving you can have city living without sacrificing nature.
These schemes offer more than token planters and tiny courtyards. We're talking proper parks, nature reserves, and wildlife habitats right on your doorstep.
Below are London developments currently listed on newhomesforsale.co.uk that put biodiversity and green space front and centre.
Woodberry Down
- Address: Woodberry Down, Hackney, N4
- Developer: Berkeley Homes
- Homes: 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments

Green features
- Adjacent to Woodberry Wetlands
- Hidden gem location in Zone 2 with lush greenery throughout
- Waterside environment alongside reservoirs
- Natural serenity combined with modern living
- Extensive green corridors connecting outdoor spaces
What makes it special: Woodberry Down sits in the heart of a genuine nature reserve. The reservoirs attract wildlife year round. Residents get tranquillity in Zone 2 - rare for London. Berkeley Homes designed the development to blend into the existing natural landscape rather than dominate it.
Holloway Park
- Address: Holloway, Islington, N7
- Developer: Peabody New Homes
- Homes: 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments

Green features
- 1.4 acres of brand new parkland with WiFi hotspots
- Over 10 acres total urban regeneration space
- Podium gardens for residents
- Rooftop terrace with green planting
- Residents' gardens throughout development
What makes it special: Holloway Park transforms previously inaccessible urban space into genuine parkland. The 1.4-acre park isn't just amenity space - it's designed as a proper green lung for the neighbourhood. WiFi hotspots mean you can work outdoors. Just 9 minutes to Caledonian Road station. Launching spring 2026.
L&Q at Alexandra Gate
- Address: Alexandra Gate, Wood Green, N22
- Developer: L&Q
- Homes: 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments

Green features
- 12 acre city village development
- One acre central park with children's play area
- Tranquil water feature at development centre
- Landscaped gardens throughout
- 10 minute walk to Alexandra Palace and its 196 acre park
- Private landscaped courtyards for residents
What makes it special: Alexandra Gate gives direct access to one of London's finest green spaces. Alexandra Palace Park offers 196 acres of woodland, meadows and stunning views. The development itself includes a full acre of central parkland. Four Zone 3 stations nearby. Over 80% already sold - proves the demand for green living.
L&Q at Kidbrooke Village
- Address: Kidbrooke Village, Greenwich, SE3
- Developers: L&Q / Berkeley Homes
- Homes: 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments and townhouses

Green features
- Adjacent to Cator Park - awarded David Attenborough Award for biodiversity
- Sutcliffe Park nearby with grassland, meadow and wetlands
- Children's playground integrated into green space
- Landscaped gardens surrounding development
- Acres of open parkland throughout village
- Rich variety of plants and wildlife habitats
What makes it special: Cator Park's David Attenborough Award puts this development in elite company. The award recognises genuine biodiversity enhancement - not just green window dressing. Sutcliffe Park offers proper wetland habitats. Greenwich Park is 13 minutes by bike. The development sits in a leafy green oasis despite being well connected to central London.
Prime Point
- West Parkside, Greenwich Peninsula, SE10
- Developer: L&Q
- Homes: Manhattan Studios, 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments

Green features
- Overlooks beautiful Central Park
- Access to Thames Path riverside walking trail (Olympian Way)
- Landscaped communal gardens
- Bright open green spaces throughout development
- Private outdoor space to all homes
- Roof terraces in selected blocks
What makes it special: Greenwich Peninsula is transforming into one of London's greenest neighbourhoods. Central Park provides major outdoor space. The Thames Path offers scenic riverside walks connecting to Greenwich Park. You're 8 minutes walk from North Greenwich station, Zone 2/3. The O2 is on your doorstep for entertainment.
North Gate Park
- Address: Wood Green, N22
- Developer: Hill Partnerships
- Homes: 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments and houses

Green features
- Beautifully designed Mulberry Gardens at development centre
- Leafy corner location - hidden pocket of nature in the city
- Private outdoor space to every home
- Lush central garden for all residents
- Built around green space rather than squeezing it in
What makes it special: North Gate Park proves you can find genuine green enclaves in North London. The Mulberry Gardens form the heart of the development. Every home gets private outdoor space - balconies, terraces or gardens. The design prioritises connection to nature. Close to Wood Green's amenities but feels worlds away.
Lampton Parkside
- Address: Hounslow, TW3
- Developers: Hill / NHG Homes (Notting Hill Genesis)
- Homes: 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments

Green features
- Lampton Park's 40 acres right on doorstep
- Places city and nature in unison
- Open green space immediately accessible
- Spacious winter gardens with bifold doors
- High rise living with green views
What makes it special: Lampton Park offers 40 acres of proper parkland. You're moments from Hounslow tube but can step into green space instantly. The winter gardens with bifold openings give flexible extra living space. Central London is just 30 minutes away. Award winning housebuilder Hill delivers quality throughout.
Colindale Gardens
- Address: Colindale, Barnet, NW9
- Developer: Redrow
- Homes: 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments

Green features
- Set within 9 acres of landscaped green space
- 4 acre park on site
- Vibrant community in North West London
- Mature parkland setting
- Seating areas and trails through scheme
- Attractive natural landscape throughout
What makes it special: Colindale Gardens dedicates 9 acres to green space. The 4 acre park forms a genuine community hub. Trails and seating areas encourage outdoor living. Northern Line access gets you to King's Cross in 22 minutes. The development includes shops, cafés and restaurants. It's a complete neighbourhood built around green principles.
| Development | Location | Features | Developer |
|---|---|---|---|
| Woodberry Down | Hackney, N4 |
|
Berkeley Homes |
| Holloway Park | Islington, N7 |
|
Peabody |
| L&Q at Alexandra Gate | Wood Green, N22 |
|
L&Q |
| L&Q at Kidbrooke Village | Greenwich, SE3 |
|
L&Q / Berkeley Homes |
| Prime Point | Greenwich Peninsula, SE10 |
|
L&Q |
| North Gate Park | Wood Green, N22 |
|
Hill |
| Lampton Parkside | Hounslow, TW3 |
|
Hill / NHG |
| Colindale Gardens | Barnet, NW9 |
|
Redrow |
Why green space matters
Developments with proper green infrastructure offer more than aesthetic appeal. They support mental health, encourage active lifestyles and provide genuine environmental benefits.
Biodiversity features like wildlife habitats, wetlands, and meadows help combat urban heat, manage surface water and create ecosystems within the city.
These developments prove London can grow without sacrificing nature. Biodiversity Net Gain guidelines mean future schemes must deliver even more.
All developments listed above are currently listed on newhomesforsale.co.uk. Check individual development pages for latest availability and pricing.
Article overview
London’s newest developments are proving that urban living and nature can go hand in hand. Across the capital, schemes now offer genuine parks, gardens, wetlands and wildlife habitats rather than token green spaces.
From Woodberry Down’s waterside nature reserve in Hackney to Holloway Park’s new 1.4 acre public park, residents enjoy tranquillity alongside strong transport links.
Alexandra Gate and Kidbrooke Village connect directly to major historic parks, while Prime Point overlooks Greenwich Peninsula’s Central Park and the Thames Path.
North Gate Park, Lampton Parkside and Colindale Gardens complete the picture, showing that sustainable, green focused communities are increasingly shaping London’s future.
Article overview composed with the help of AI
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Publish date 24th February, 2026
Reading time: 5 minutes
Written by Vicki England



