Yorkstone Paving in Greenwich

Greenwich has a longer continuous architectural pedigree than almost any other London neighbourhood — the Royal Hospital, the Maritime Museum, the Naval College, all sitting on a townscape that runs from Tudor to mid-20th century without significant disruption. The Greenwich Park edges, the Vanbrugh Hill housing, the Royal Hill conservation area: gardens here are constrained by conservation rules and by the visual register of the surrounding architecture. Yorkstone is one of the few materials that meets both.

We supply across SE10 — Greenwich village, the Royal Hill area, West Greenwich, Maze Hill, the Greenwich Park perimeter. Reclaimed for the older Georgian and Tudor work; aged Greetland for the new garden builds; dressed walling for the boundary work; bespoke cuts for the unusual thresholds and step heights common in the conservation-zone properties.

We deliver to SE10 by pallet courier across mainland UK routes, with the drop planned around Royal Hill, the Park edge and Maze Hill's tighter streets. Stocked items typically have a lead time of up to 7 days — ask us about next day delivery on items we have in stock — and bespoke cuts are made to order by our stonemasons before delivery.

Samples are posted to your door, Samples available. For substantial heritage projects in the conservation zone, our team can talk through the batch and the finish options by phone, email or video call.