Perfectly positioned between Primrose Hill and Regent’s Park, the contemporary Camden Goods Yard development has a wealth of Manhattan, with its one-, two- and three-bedroom homes now ready to go within its latest opening, The Gallery. Just a six-minute walk from Chalk Farm Station, Berkeley Group has partnered with Rise Art to bring investment-worthy artworks into the heart of these homes. Reflecting Camden’s long-standing creative identity, and a growing demand from today’s buyers for homes that feel more design-led, the collaboration demonstrates how art is increasingly being considered as part of the overall living experience for buyers.
Delivering a more considered, culturally-rooted connection to the interiors at Camden Goods Yard, Rise Art champions both emerging and established contemporary artists across the UK and Europe. Inside the new homes, artwork is unique, rare and progressive, with featured artists including Ed Burkes, known for his colourful and intuitive style of figurative painting; Edina Gulyas’ energetic, semi-abstract pieces and pop art; and Anna Sudbina, whose paintings explore the relationship between memory, architecture and emotion.
The stunning interiors are dramatically defined by 2.8m-high ceilings, flowing open-plan layouts and stunning oak herringbone flooring, creating a gallery-like backdrop for the impressive art collection. Fluid, sculptural furniture, plush, velvet upholstery, fluted detailing and exquisite marble finishes complement the pieces at every corner.
The Gallery comprises 108 apartments arranged around a landscaped central atrium designed to draw natural light inside, creating a sense of openness. Its architecture draws inspiration from the site’s history as a goods yard and depot serving the London-Birmingham railway, with distinctive ground-floor arches and references to historic routes woven throughout the design.
Residents benefit from a full lifestyle offering at Camden Goods Yard, including access to a member’s club with 24-hour concierge, residents’ lounge, co-working spaces, cinema rooms, gym, 19m swimming pool, sauna and steam room. A new rooftop terrace and restaurant with panoramic city views will also form part of the neighbourhood’s wider amenities, alongside the homes, workspaces and retail spaces.
Phin Jennings, lead curator at Rise Art says: “This collaboration with Camden Goods Yard explores how art can be integrated into the context of a home, responding directly to its architecture and neighbourhood. Each work was selected in dialogue with the apartment itself, ensuring it sits naturally within its surroundings rather than as an addition. The result is a space where art and context are inseparable, shaping the experience of everyday living.”
Marcus Blake, managing director at Berkeley says: “For generations, Camden has attracted artists, poets, musicians and creative visionaries. From Charles Dickens to Amy Winehouse, and even Banksy leaving his mark around Camden Lock, its creative legacy is woven into the fabric of the area and that creative spirit should be experienced from the moment residents arrive at the development through to stepping inside their home.
“We wanted this apartment to show how art can shape the way you experience a home. Rise Art helped us select pieces that respond to the light, the scale and the rhythm of each room. It’s an approach that reflects what Camden has always represented but also the growing demand for homes that feel design-led, characterful and rooted in the culture of the local area.”
Apartments at The Gallery are listed from £587,000, with completion from August 2026. Visit berkeleygroup.co.uk
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