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Chelsea Barracks opens to the public for the first time during Chelsea Flower Show

Chelsea Barracks Opens to the Public for the First Time in 150 years

Chelsea Barracks will open to the public for the first time in over 150 years as it unveils it first two garden squares during Chelsea Flower Show

Area Focus: Why Dulwich is One of London’s Best Neighbourhoods

Green spaces, independent shops and a glorious village vibe have made Dulwich Village, East Dulwich and West Dulwich some of the capital’s most popular places to live. Here’s everything you need to know…

The Boomerang Generation is saving up to £17,000 a year living at home in London (photo: DGL images/iStock/Getty Images Plus

London’s Boomerang Kids Save up to £17,000 a Year Living at Home

Trying to save a deposit for a house in London? Move back in with mum and dad and you could save up to £17,000 a year…

Centre Point Residences has the longest residential swimming pool in central London

Luxury New Amenities Complete the Centre Point Residences

Imagine living in one of central London’s most iconic buildings with views stretching across the capital. Well now you can, at Centre Point Residences

Summer in Chelsea at The Ivy Chelsea Garden

Area Focus: Will Chelsea Ever Lose Its Enduring Appeal?

From Punk Rock to the annual flower show and Sloanie Ponies, Chelsea is an area full of heritage and creativity. Whether it’s the bustling King’s Road or quiet, tucked away mews, its appeal is easy to see

London then and now: Compare old and new architecture with the Patchwork London tool from Berkeley Group

Explore London Then & Now with the New Patchwork London Tool

Our capital city is heading skywards. As towering new buildings appear seemingly overnight and London forges a reputation as a world leader in design and architecture, it’s more important than ever that we celebrate our heritage

Landmark Pinnacle is one of Canary Wharf's most impressive new developments

Isle of Dogs Named Best Place to Live in London

Who’d have thought it? The Isle of Dogs, home to Canary Wharf, the frenetic finance district, has beaten London’s leafy green neighbourhoods to be declared the best place to live in London