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.

The Cranleigh yard is fifty-two miles south-west via the M25 and A3. SE10 deliveries are typically next-working-day on stocked items; bespoke cuts done at the yard before delivery.

Free samples travel by post; quarry visits can be arranged for substantial heritage projects where seeing the stone at source is worthwhile.