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White City Living

Development

Wood Lane, White City, London, W12 7RQ · View on map

White City Living is a new-build development by Berkeley at Wood Lane, White City, London W12 7RQ. It has 2500 leasehold 1 to 4-bedroom apartments across 4 property types, with prices from £745,000.

Prices from£745,000
First move-insTBC
Property types4
Homes available0 of 2500
TenureLeasehold
Warranty -

Prices and availability updated 18 October 2026 by Berkeley.

Property types at White City Living

Each type has its own floorplan and specification. Open a type to see full details and availability.

1 bedroom apartmentApartmentOne bedroom apartments in Cascades Three, The Solaris One and The Solaris Two.
1 bed54 m²
From£745,000Sold out
2 bedroom apartmentApartmentTwo bedroom apartments in The Solaris and Cascades Three.
2 bed67 m²
From£960,000Sold out
3 bedroom apartmentApartmentThree bedroom apartments in Cascades Three and The Solaris.
3 bed98 m²
From£1,550,000Sold out
4 bedroom apartmentApartmentFour bedroom apartment on the 30th floor of The Solaris Two.
4 bed198 m²
From£3,990,000Sold out

About the development

Over 2,500 homes set in 8 acres of parks and gardens, next door to Westfield London and at the gateway to Imperial College London's new 23-acre campus, in a Zone 2 location 12 minutes from Bond Street and moments from Notting Hill, Holland Park and Kensington. World-class residents' facilities include a rooftop beach club and pool, a 17m swimming pool, a fully equipped gym, two 12-seater cinemas, residents' lounges and a concierge. A St James development, now part of the Berkeley brand.

Key details

Homes on site
2500
Phases
1
Tenure
Leasehold
Warranty
-
Heating
-
EV charging
-

Location

About the developer

B
Berkeley

Berkeley was founded in 1976 and is one of the UK's best known developers of new homes, building medium to large-scale developments, mixed-use and regeneration schemes, riverside apartments and refurbished historic buildings across London and the South of England. Over time it grew into several brands (Berkeley, St Joseph, St James, St Edward, St George and St William) representing partnerships with other organisations; St James (founded in 1996 with Thames Water to regenerate redundant waterworks) and St William (founded in 2014 with National Grid to transform former gasworks) are now part of the Berkeley brand.

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