Yorkstone Paving in Richmond

Richmond is one of London's most carefully preserved townscapes — Richmond Green, the slope down to the river, the Georgian terraces along Petersham Road. The gardens behind those terraces tend to be longer than the buildings suggest, often opening onto views of Richmond Park or the river. The combination of heritage architecture, mature planting and considered design briefs makes Yorkstone the natural answer for most Richmond garden projects.

We supply across the Richmond catchment — Richmond Hill, Petersham, Ham, East Sheen, Kew, Mortlake, and across the river into Twickenham. The mix of work is heritage-led: reclaimed Yorkstone for Georgian thresholds that need to match the original front-path stone; aged Greetland for new garden builds wanting the weathered look without the variable thickness of true reclaimed; riven for traditional designs that benefit from hand-finished texture.

The Cranleigh yard is twenty-two miles south of Richmond via the A3 — a manageable morning drive for a sample visit. Delivery to TW9, TW10 and TW11 postcodes is straightforward; we work with London-edge landscaping firms regularly and coordinate access for the narrow alleys and shared driveways common in Richmond's older terraces.

Bespoke cuts for steps, copings and unusual threshold dimensions are done at the yard by our own stonemasons before delivery — particularly useful for Richmond's listed buildings where standard sizes rarely fit the original openings.