£805,000

Completed
Berkeley Homes has 200 developments on Homello. Homes in Ealing sold for a median £525,000 over the last year, £657 per sq ft; see house prices in Ealing.
Dickens Yard is an established, mixed-use new build development located in the heart of Ealing, London W5 2XA. The scheme, delivered by St George plc (a member of the Berkeley Group), is a significant urban regeneration project that has transformed the area by integrating three of Ealing’s Victorian landmarks—the Town Hall, the Old Fire Station, and the Parish Church of Christ the Saviour—with new residential and commercial space. The development is largely complete and comprises modern, high-specification apartments, including Manhattan (studio), 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom, 3-bedroom, and a limited number of 5-bedroom penthouse residences.
The Berkeley Group has a strong track record, having been named the UK’s top homebuilder for build quality by HomeViews in 2025 and consistently achieving Gold for Best Large Housebuilder at the WhatHouse? Awards. The apartments offer an interior specification designed for contemporary London living. Typical residences feature custom-designed kitchens equipped with high-quality integrated appliances and luxurious bathrooms finished with Villeroy and Boch sanitaryware. Many units, including 1-bedroom apartments (e.g., in Skyline House), benefit from wood flooring, fitted wardrobes, utility cupboards, and private balconies or terraces, ensuring natural daylight and outside space. Leasehold and Shared Ownership options are available, with new build homes offering the protection of a 10-year build warranty. Residents benefit from comprehensive on-site facilities, including a 24-hour concierge service, a private residents’ spa, a fitness suite with a swimming pool, sauna, and steam room, and managed underground car parking. Dickens Yard is positioned for excellent connectivity and local amenity access. The development is a short walk, approximately five to nine minutes, from Ealing Broadway Station, a key transport hub. The station provides services via the Central, District, and National Rail lines, alongside the Elizabeth Line (Crossrail), which facilitates rapid travel across London. Journey times include Central London (West End) in under 25 minutes and Heathrow Airport in less than 20 minutes. The location also offers fast road access, with the M4 motorway reachable by car in approximately 10 minutes. A wide range of London bus routes, including the E2, E7, E8, E11, E1, 65, 207, 427, 483, 607, and N7, serve the nearby Ealing Broadway Station. The immediate vicinity forms a vibrant lifestyle quarter with landscaped piazzas featuring high-end retail, restaurants, and health and beauty services. An independent greengrocer, Reineta, is one of the confirmed local amenities, and the Ealing Broadway Shopping Centre is a short walk away. For family buyers, the area boasts access to high-performing schools. Nearby primary options include Little Ealing Primary School (Ofsted 'Good'), with 'Outstanding' rated secondary schools in the borough such as Drayton Manor High School and Twyford Church of England High School. Independent schools like St Benedict's are also in the W5 postcode. Current property market listings for sale indicate a range for 1-bedroom apartments from approximately £435,000 to £599,950, with larger properties, such as a 5-bedroom duplex penthouse, listed at up to £3,150,000. Shared Ownership opportunities on a 25% basis are available on some one-bedroom units from approximately £108,750 (full market value £435,000). Rental prices start from around £415 per week for a Manhattan apartment. Prospective buyers for available new build stock should contact the developer, St George, for the latest phase release details; re-sale and letting information is available via local agents. Viewing arrangements for show apartments or existing homes are managed through the on-site or local sales team.
Estate agents list 39 homes for sale and 6 to rent at Dickens Yard. Berkeley Homes has sold out here, so the homes for sale here are being resold by their owners.
Since first completions in 2012, 97 homes here have resold, at a median of £717,500 (£911 per sq ft), +37% on their first-sale prices.That is 39% above the Ealing median of £657 per sq ft.
| Address | Sold | Kind | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 67 Fitzroy House, Dickens Yard, Longfield Avenue W5 2QY | Aug 2026 | Resale -25% | £720,000 · £880/sq ft |
| 87 Belgravia House, Dickens Yard, Longfield Avenue W5 2BF | Jun 2026 | Sale | £580,000 · £816/sq ft |
| Plot 217, Block B, Dickens Yard Longfield Avenue W5 2BF | May 2026 | Sale | £640,000 |
| 74 Skyline House, Dickens Yard, Longfield Avenue W5 2BJ | Mar 2026 | Resale +25% | £715,000 · £874/sq ft |
| 66 Dashwood House, Dickens Yard, Longfield Avenue W5 2JU | Feb 2026 | Resale +27% | £825,000 · £958/sq ft |
| 30 Skyline House, Dickens Yard, Longfield Avenue W5 2BJ | Jan 2026 | Resale +37% | £450,000 · £950/sq ft |
| 58 Belgravia House, Dickens Yard, Longfield Avenue W5 2BE | Dec 2025 | Resale +61% | £480,000 · £1115/sq ft |
| 52 Dashwood House, Dickens Yard, Longfield Avenue W5 2BQ | Nov 2025 | Sale | £815,000 · £912/sq ft |
Sales at the development's postcode and its listings' postcodes, as recorded by HM Land Registry; neighbouring addresses in the same postcode can be included.
Dickens Yard is a Berkeley Homes development in Ealing, London. Berkeley Homes has 200 developments listed on Homello.
Dickens Yard is sold out, and Berkeley Homes is no longer marketing homes there. 45 homes are being resold by owners and listed now. 97 homes here have resold, at a median of £717,500.
97 homes at Dickens Yard have been resold since first completions in 2012, at a median of £717,500 (£911 per square foot), up 37% on what they first sold for. That is 39% above the Ealing median of £657 per square foot.
The median sold price in Ealing was £525,000 over the last 12 months (2,046 sales, −1.9% on the year before), or £657 per square foot, from HM Land Registry data. The house prices in Ealing page has the trend, prices by property type and every street.
Ealing, W5 2XA
Within half a mile: 149 restaurants and cafes, 23 pubs and bars, 14 takeaways.
Straight-line distances; actual routes will be longer. Stations from NaPTAN, with their lines powered by TfL Open Data; schools from the Department for Education register, with the latest Ofsted signal; supermarkets from Geolytix Retail Points; places to eat from the Food Standards Agency's register of food businesses.
The Ealing neighbourhood around this development.
Sources: HM Land Registry price paid data, Police.uk, Historic England, ONS Census 2021, Ofcom Connected Nations, Environment Agency. Planning offices.

Resales appear under "On the market now" when listed; sold prices below.
Details last confirmed on 19 October 2026.