The award-winning garden at Pembridge Square was built between 1856 and 1864 for the Square's residents, on land that was once part of the Hall Estate. The long rectangular garden is surrounded by railings and a privet hedge. It also features a fine woodland area, wild flowers at the east end, a rose garden in the west and a long herbaceous border, as well as a children's play area. The private communal garden has received numerous awards, including being named best garden in north Kensington and best large private garden square.
'Pocket' square garden, once a bare area with three large plane trees, filled by post-war rubble and surrounded by an ugly chain fence. Thanks to community effort, now a green ornamental respite for residents and passer-by alike.
