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Berkeley Homes has 200 developments on Homello. Homes in Southall sold for a median £450,000 over the last year, £519 per sq ft; see house prices in Southall.
Development Overview The Green Quarter is a substantial new build residential development by Berkeley Homes, located at 1 Randolph Road in Southall, within the London Borough of Ealing (Zone 4). This site forms one of West London's most significant regeneration projects, transforming a 45-hectare former gasworks into a biodiverse urban quarter with a planned total of 3,750 new homes. The current phase of properties available includes a selection of new build homes comprising Manhattan, 1, 2, and 3 bedroom apartments, alongside larger Townhouses, such as the 'Plot The Birch' model.
The development focuses heavily on green and blue infrastructure, featuring 13 acres of new parkland, 4.5km of Central Gardens, and over 1km of rejuvenated canal frontage along the Grand Union Canal. Property Details Available properties typically feature modern, open-plan layouts. Current listings indicate that a selection of homes in ‘The Harris’ collection are ready to move into immediately. Pricing for the available new build homes spans a range of £540,000 to £850,000. Specific examples include 3-bedroom townhouses priced at approximately £850,000 and 2-bedroom apartments from a recent release starting at approximately £505,000 to £568,000. Lease information for apartments confirms a 999-year lease and, in some cases, allocated parking spaces are included. Residents gain access to the Parkside Club, an exclusive suite of amenities designed for modern, flexible living. Facilities include a dedicated concierge service, a fully equipped residents’ gym, a screening room, a co-working space, and a residents’ lounge. A new swimming pool is also scheduled for future completion within the development. Location and Connectivity The Green Quarter’s primary transport benefit is its adjacent proximity to Southall Station, which operates on the Elizabeth Line (Crossrail). This provides rapid commuter access to key London destinations: journey times are approximately 8 minutes to Heathrow Airport, 13 minutes to London Paddington, 17 minutes to Bond Street, and 31 minutes to Canary Wharf. For drivers, the development offers easy connectivity to the national motorway network via the M4 and M25 roads. Local bus routes including the 105, 120, 195, 482, E5, and H32 serve the area. Local area characteristics include an established educational cluster. Nearby schools with high OFSTED ratings include Beaconsfield Primary School (Outstanding), Blair Peach Primary School (Good), Featherstone High School (Outstanding), and Dormer Wells High School (Outstanding). For higher education, Southall Community College and the University of West London are accessible. The on-site community hub, Parkside Yards, is designed to be a local destination. Current amenities include Southall Coffee House, the Parkside Padel Club (three courts), a creative arts hub, and the new Brilliant Gastro restaurant by celebrity chef Dipna Anand (opening April 2025). Further planned social infrastructure for the wider development includes a new on-site primary school and a health centre. Practical Information Developer Berkeley Group has a consistent track record, having been named the UK’s number one homebuilder for build quality by HomeViews and holds a high customer satisfaction rating (Net Promoter Score of +79.8). The development is ongoing, with phases being completed and released. Interested homebuyers should contact the developer directly at the marketing suite at 1 Randolph Road for current availability, specific plot prices, and viewing arrangements.
Estate agents list 35 homes for sale and 10 to rent at The Green Quarter. Agent listings do not say whether a home is new or a resale, so this may be either.
First sales only so far: 175 homes registered at a median £423,000 since 2021 (new-build sales register 6–12 months after completion).
| Address | Sold | Kind | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flat 72, Arber House, 2, Greenleaf Walk UB1 1FR | Jun 2026 | Resale -8% | £450,000 · £589/sq ft |
| Flat 31, Sibley House, 1, Cedrus Avenue UB1 1FP | Nov 2024 | Resale -15% | £255,000 |
| Flat 88, Arber House, 2, Greenleaf Walk UB1 1FR | Mar 2024 | New build | £460,000 · £657/sq ft |
| Flat 4, Watson House, 4, Greenleaf Walk UB1 1FQ | Dec 2023 | New build | £423,000 · £634/sq ft |
| Flat 61, Sibley House, 1, Cedrus Avenue UB1 1FP | Oct 2023 | New build | £565,200 |
| Flat 69, Arber House, 2, Greenleaf Walk UB1 1FR | Sept 2023 | New build | £455,000 · £682/sq ft |
| Flat 49, Watson House, 4, Greenleaf Walk UB1 1FQ | Sept 2023 | New build | £504,100 |
| Flat 2, Sibley House, 1, Cedrus Avenue UB1 1FP | Jul 2023 | New build | £448,000 |
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.
The Green Quarter is a Berkeley Homes development in Southall, London. Berkeley Homes has 200 developments listed on Homello.
Prices at The Green Quarter start from around £356,000 (the lowest asking price of the new homes estate agents are listing here, so treat it as a guide). 45 homes are listed by estate agents at the scheme right now, which may be new or resale.
The Green Quarter is marked "now selling", under construction. Use the enquiry button to check current availability with Berkeley Homes.
HM Land Registry has registered 175 first sales at The Green Quarter at a median of £423,000 since 2021. New-build sales appear in the register six to twelve months after completion, so this count grows over time. That is 27% above the Southall median of £519 per square foot.
The median sold price in Southall was £450,000 over the last 12 months (238 sales, −3.2% on the year before), or £519 per square foot, from HM Land Registry data. The house prices in Southall page has the trend, prices by property type and every street.
1 Randolph Road, Southall, London, UB1 1BL
Within half a mile: 135 restaurants and cafes, 5 pubs and bars, 49 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.

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Checked on the Berkeley Homes website on 28 October 2026.