This large estate on the outskirts of Dulwich includes 18 flats in two 1930s blocks and a converted 1930s police station (Havelock House) along with five small houses (The Hermitage). Dolphin Living acquired this estate in 2016 along with two other properties from the Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC).

A 1950s development of 40 flats arranged around extensive communal gardens; these were acquired by Dolphin Living in 2016 along with two other properties from the Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC).

Grove Court is a 1930s built four storey block of 12 flats. The property is located on an attractive road close to Ealing Common. Dolphin Living acquired this in 2016 along with two other properties from the Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC).

New Era is an existing 1930s built housing estate in Hoxton, Hackney. Dolphin Living acquired the estate in December 2014 and plans for the estate are ongoing, more information can be found here.

We are not currently accepting new residents for New Era Estate.

A development of 73 apartments on the corner of Kennington Lane and Newington Butts in Lambeth. The scheme is highly sustainable and residents have access to a communal garden and landscaped roof top terrace.

77 apartments in a landmark building within the Kings Cross Regeneration Project. The building is 5 minutes’ walk from the Kings Cross transport hub.

A development of studio, one and two bedroom apartments; a highly sustainable development that includes a communal garden for all residents.

Located moments from the River Thames, and between St John’s Church in Smith Square and Tate Britain on Milbank; a development of 67 apartments in prime central London.