Wembley Park Gardens
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Overview
Apartments for sale at Wembley Park Gardens new development by Barratt London adjacent to Wembley Park station in Greater London HA9.
New Homes For Sale
One and two-bedroom flats were launched to the market in Spring 2023.
The development on a 1.6-acre site will deliver 454 new homes, with 40% affordable housing, a retail unit, and improvements to the public realm.
The development comprises five buildings arranged to allow for generous amenity space at the first-floor level. Building heights range from 13 to 21 storeys adjacent to Wembley Park station.
Builidngs
1. Achillea House
2. Galium House
3. Scotsman House
4. Belmond House
5. Pullman House
The concierge is situated at the Belman House and the bike storage is next to Achillea House.
The site incorporates a car park that consists of 80 publicly accessible car parking spaces, including two motorcycle spaces, as well as twelve spaces for blue badge holders. All 12 blue badge parking spaces will be re-provided as part of the proposals.
The scheme will create new commercial space and public realm improvements for the local community. The site is located within the Wembley Growth Area.
Affordable Homes
The scheme offers 79 Shared Ownership and 73 affordable rental homes.
History
2020 November - Brent Council decides to grant permission for the comprehensive mixed-use redevelopment of the site comprising the phased demolition of the existing buildings and structures on site and the phased development comprising site preparation works, provision of five new buildings containing residential uses, replacement train crew accommodation and flexible retail floorspace, basement, private and communal amenity space, associated car parking (including the part re-provision of station car parking), cycle parking, refuse storage, plant and other associated works. Brent Council meeting on 26.11.2020 planning ref. no. 20/0967.
2020 January - First exhibition takes place.
Wembley Park was built on the Wellers estate in Middlesex. Metropolitan Railway acquired some land in 1881 for an amusement park and the Wembley Park station opened for the first time on 14 October 1893.
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Site & Location
The development is next to Wembley Park London Underground station, which is serviced by both the Jubilee and Metropolitan lines.
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