London

Discover what living in one of our new homes in Greater London is like. Use our guide to the key cities, famous landmarks, special landscapes and things to do as your starting point.

You can commute into the capital or escape to the country with ease from your new home in Greater London. It wraps around the City creating a link with the Home Counties, the City of London at its heart and the M25 defining its borders.

The whole area covered by Greater London means business, and so we’ve chosen locations for our new builds that mean home at the end of a day on the go. Click through to our new homes in the area you want to move to and along with a run-down of local amenities, you’ll find all the key routes that get you where you need to be.

Greater London’s counties

Greater London has a foot in the home counties of Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Kent and Surrey.

City life in Greater London

The round-up of towns that surround the City of London, within the circle of the M25, includes Bromley, Croydon, Dartford, Edgeware, Enfield, Harrow, Hayes and Romford.

Landmarks in Greater London

This list could be a very long one, so we’ve picked a few firm favourites for all the family. The Greenwich National Maritime Museum, Richmond Park – London’s largest Royal Park, Hampton Court Palace – home to King Henry VIII, and the Thames itself – home to the famous Oxford and Cambridge boat race.

Landscapes in Greater London

The Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is just on the edge of this region but within a stone’s throw so it deserves a mention. The largest open space within the Greater London area is Epping Forest, all 6000 acres of it.

Things to do in Greater London

Central London has the crown jewels, but Greater London is home to the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew, the royal palace at Hampton Court and the royal park at Richmond. With Wembley Stadium, Twickenham and the O2 Arena, sports and entertainment venues are top notch too.