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Berkeley Camden Goods Yard, London

Camden, London

Q4 2026

Handover

478 sqft

From size

1-3 Bedroom

Layouts

  Camden, London · 1-3 Bedroom · from 478 sqft · handover Q4 2026 · starting at 2,855,402AED 

About the project

Camden Goods Yard is an 8-acre Berkeley Group development on Chalk Farm Road in Camden, built by St George City on the old railway goods yard where canal and rail freight met in the 19th century. Primrose Hill and Regent's Park are a short walk away. The first phase has 218 apartments in two buildings designed by Piercy and Company, The Gallery and The Regent, set among a new Morrisons supermarket, shops and cafés in the historic arches, and a public rooftop restaurant. About 40% of the site is being landscaped, with more than 240 new trees.

The apartments

The homes on sale are one-bedroom apartments, including open-plan Manhattan layouts, from 478 sq ft (44 m²), two-bedroom apartments from 909 sq ft (84 m²) and three-bedroom apartments from 1,091 sq ft (101 m²). Every one has a private balcony or terrace. The Gallery's 108 homes are arranged around a central courtyard, with floor-to-ceiling windows, 2.6 m ceilings, oak herringbone floors in the hall and living room, underfloor heating, comfort cooling and Miele kitchens with a wine cooler. Buyers choose from four kitchen and three bathroom palettes. The Gallery is due to complete from Q4 2026. All apartments are sold on a 999-year lease from 2023 with a peppercorn ground rent.

The Regency Club

Residents share The Regency Club, reached through a glass-fronted foyer and lounge designed by Tara Bernerd. It has a 19-metre indoor pool, a sauna and steam room, a gym on the first floor of The Regent, three screening rooms with their own bars, a co-working space with bookable meeting rooms, and a 24-hour concierge that takes in parcels and books transport. On the roof of The Gallery there is a second residents' lounge, a private dining room and The Barn, a yoga studio, beside the restaurant terrace.

Getting around and paying

Chalk Farm station on the Northern line is about a six-minute walk, and Kentish Town West and Camden Town stations are under ten minutes on foot, according to the developer. The site has more than 850 cycle parking spaces, two cycle hire docks and a car club, and the Regent's Canal towpath is close by. Contracts are exchanged 28 days after reservation. Buyers pay 10% on exchange, 5% six months later and the remaining 85% on completion.

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Unit types

Type	Beds	Size	Price
1BR	1	478 sqft	2,855,402 AED
2BR	2	909 sqft	5,738,662 AED
3BR	3	1,091 sqft	6,821,060 AED

Payment plan

Stage	%	Milestone
Down payment	10%	On exchange of contracts
Second instalment	5%	6 months after exchange
Balance	85%	On completion

The developer

Berkeley Group

A London housebuilder that works on old industrial land: gasworks, an arsenal, a railway goods yard

Berkeley Group was founded in 1976 by Tony Pidgley and is based in Cobham, Surrey. It is listed on the London Stock Exchange and builds across London, Birmingham and the South of England, nine in ten of its homes on previously developed land. In the year to April 2026 it handed over 4,076 homes. Its London schemes are large and take years to finish, and three of the seven in our catalogue are built around Victorian gasholder frames that were kept rather than cleared. Berkeley works through its own companies, so the name on a brochure is often St George or St William rather than Berkeley itself.

1976FoundedBerkeley House, Cobham, SurreyHeadquartersMore than 21,900 homes in the last five years, 4,076 of them in the year to April 2026Projects delivered

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About Camden

Markets, music and the Regent's Canal in Zone 2, between Regent's Park, Primrose Hill and King's Cross.

Camden Town is in north London, about two and a half miles from Charing Cross, and gives its name to the London Borough of Camden, which is run from here. It was laid out as a residential suburb from 1791 and named after Charles Pratt, the first Earl Camden. The Regent's Canal came through in 1816 and the railway in 1837, and Camden grew up around its wharves, goods yards and engine sheds. Since 1973, when a market opened in an old timber yard at Camden Lock, the area has been best known for its markets, including the Stables Market, and for its music venues, from the Roundhouse, a former locomotive shed, to the Electric Ballroom. Away from the crowds on Camden High Street, the streets are lined with Georgian and Victorian terraces. Regent's Park, London Zoo and Primrose Hill are on the western side, and Hampstead Heath is a short trip north. Camden Town station is the junction of the Northern line's branches, and Chalk Farm, Mornington Crescent and two Overground stations are close by. On the old railway land off Chalk Farm Road, the Berkeley Group is building Camden Goods Yard.

State and independent schools close to Chalk Farm Road, including Hawley Primary School, Primrose Hill School, Camden School for Girls and Hampstead Fine Arts CollegeNearbyCollège Français Bilingue de Londres, a bilingual French and English schoolNearbyKing's Cross St Pancras and Eurostar (Northern line) · ~4 minDrive time

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Frequently Asked Questions about Berkeley Camden Goods Yard

Where is Camden Goods Yard?

Camden Goods Yard is on Chalk Farm Road in Camden, London NW1, in Zone 2 between Primrose Hill and Regent's Park. The developer puts Chalk Farm Underground station about a six-minute walk away.

Who is building Camden Goods Yard?

Camden Goods Yard is a Berkeley Group development delivered by St George City. The architects are Piercy and Company, and Tara Bernerd designed the residents' foyer and lounge.

What apartments are for sale at Camden Goods Yard?

Camden Goods Yard has one-bedroom apartments, including Manhattan layouts, from 478 sq ft, two-bedroom apartments from 909 sq ft and three-bedroom apartments from 1,091 sq ft, across The Gallery and The Regent. Each has a private balcony or terrace.

What is the tenure at Camden Goods Yard?

Apartments at Camden Goods Yard are sold on a 999-year lease from 2023, and a peppercorn ground rent applies to all of them.

When does The Gallery at Camden Goods Yard complete?

St George's factsheet gives completion of The Gallery at Camden Goods Yard from Q4 2026.

How is payment structured at Camden Goods Yard?

At Camden Goods Yard buyers pay 10% of the price on exchange of contracts, 5% six months after exchange and the remaining 85% on completion. Exchange takes place 28 days after reservation.

Which facilities do Camden Goods Yard residents get?

Camden Goods Yard residents use The Regency Club: a 19-metre indoor pool, sauna, steam room, gym, three screening rooms, a co-working space and a 24-hour concierge. The roof of The Gallery adds a residents' lounge, a private dining room and a yoga studio.

What else is on site at Camden Goods Yard?

Camden Goods Yard includes a new Morrisons supermarket on the ground floor of The Gallery, shops and cafés in the historic arches, a public rooftop restaurant and terrace, and landscaped spaces with more than 240 new trees.

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