A distinctive modern place, held gently within its leafy West London setting.
The Grange brings together short terraces, intimate courtyards and two landmark towers within generous shared gardens. Mature trees, calm paths and the retained lake make room for everyday life to unfold.
“The kind of place whose character is felt as much as it is seen.”
Space to breathe
Built around
the green.
Its houses and towers sit among mature planting, open lawns and a network of intimate routes. The landscape is not simply a backdrop; it is the estate’s living heart.
Rooted in place.
Designed for living.
The landscape came first: existing features and mature trees shaped an estate designed as an interconnected whole.
- Mid-19th centuryThe pond at Castlebar Park becomes a lasting feature of the site.
- 1963–66Wates builds The Grange in two phases, influenced by contemporary Span estates.
- 1972–74The Grange tower joins The Cedars as a landmark on the estate skyline.
- 1995The Grange and White Ledges Conservation Area is designated.
Looking after
what matters.
The character of The Grange rests on a careful balance: architecture, trees, shared spaces and the people who call it home. Its future is shaped with the same attention that has made it special for generations.
Life at The Grange, through the seasons.
A few views of the shared places that give The Grange its character.