Carrick Yard

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Project Overview

A smart new residential block and community sports facilities, and an integral part of the regeneration of Westminster’s Church Street district.

Carrick Yard stands in the heart of Lisson Grove, with Linkcity playing a key development role in Westminster’s wider Church Street regeneration masterplan.

Linkcity was chosen by the City of Westminster to lead the development of Carrick Yard, a 12,500 sq ft new building comprising private apartments, affordable housing, basement car parking spaces, a new public realm and community sports facilities. As part of the development, Linkcity successfully engaged with local residents through the Luton Street Regeneration Working Group which pooled local knowledge and know-how to aid and improve the overall design and scope of the new building.

Project Information

£115M

VALUE (GDV)

12,500

SQ FT RESIDENTIAL BUILDING

171

New Homes

Completed

2022

Amenities

Sports hall

Community space

Project Partners

City of Westminster

Westminster Builds

Development URL

www.carrickyard.com

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The apartments at Carrick Yard

Carrick Yard is made up of 168 new apartments of mixed tenure–109 private and 59 affordable – as well as a sports hall and community space for residents and locals to enjoy. Contemporary in their design, the apartments at Carrick Yard offer open plan and stylish living spaces with residents enjoying direct access to a private and landscaped courtyard.

Church Street, NW8

We specialise in collaborations to regenerate places for the people that live, work and spend time there. The regeneration of Church Street—home to one of London’s best-known antiques markets, Alfie’s–is also bringing new green spaces to the area, all underpinned by the ‘Green Spine’ which runs right past Carrick Yard. This linear green route will form a green backbone for the regeneration, uniting the landscaped framework of parks, wellbeing and social experiences.

At our development in Westminster, we have successfully engaged with residents through the Luton Street Regeneration Working Group. The Working Group is resident-led whose local knowledge has aided the design of the development significantly.