Wembley is one of London’s biggest development areas. It offers a wealth of new homes options suitable for every budget. We take a look at the highest-rated new developments in Wembley, including rental and sales options. Discover the best new build homes in this exciting neighbourhood according to verified resident reviews on HomeViews.
Top 5 Wembley developments
Now we can showcase some of the best apartments available in Wembley today. Accordingly, the following list has based purely on the verified scores given to the developments by the people who actually live there. This gives you a full ‘insider’s view’ into what it’s really like to call these prime Wembley developments.
*PLEASE NOTE these rankings take into account how many reviews a scheme has and how recently those reviews have been submitted, so may not match the overall star ratings shown. Buildings with a larger number of more recent reviews are given a greater weighting to reflect current building performance.
Even though the Madison Build to Rent development was brand new for 2022, already it has shot to the top of our leaderboard for Wembley. Located close to Wembley Stadium, Quintain Living’s eighth development contains 381 rental homes. Madison is sophisticated and exudes a feeling of ‘Mad Men’ cool. Its interiors combine a range of mid-century modern and contemporary design influences, and it overlooks and opens out onto the leafy Union Park. There are resident gardens with BBQs ideal for summer days/nights, the roof terrace boasts stunning views of parks, gardens and of course the iconic Stadium arch. There are also dedicated kid’s play areas for families, dog parks for pets and a series of WFH areas and meeting rooms. Plus, you’ll find resident lounges, and a screening room for film nights or catching the big game – all open and even available for exclusive hire.
In second place it’s Alameda, another Wembley Park rental development from Quintain Living. It features a variety of studios, one, two and three-bedroom apartments with furniture co-designed with John Lewis & Partners and kitchens co-designed by Samsung. In addition, residents can enjoy a roof garden featuring a 5m cinema screen as well as two BBQ’s with seating. Similarly, there are two resident lounges downstairs and a large work from home area with free Wi-Fi. Meanwhile, Alameda is close to Wembley Park tube station.
Third-placed Landsby is also located in Wembley Park. It features a relaxed, scandi-led interior design, with 295 studios, one, two and three-bedroom apartments. John Lewis & Partners co-designed the furniture whilst Samsung co-designed the kitchens. In addition, there are a range of facilities on site including two roof terraces and two podium gardens, one with a children’s play area. Likewise, residents can enjoy a communal kitchen with a private dining room as well as a residents lounge. Wembley Park station is also in close proximity to Jubilee and Metropolitan line connections into Central London.
Quintain Living’s The Robinson takes fourth place in Wembley. The Robinson is perfect for those looking for something different. Bold and alternative, its interiors are inspired by British popular culture and have an eclectic style – contemporary, mid-century, art deco and retro kitsch. The Robinson is Quintain Living’s ninth Build to Rent development in Wembley Park. It’s arranged across three blocks making up 458 homes from studio to four-bedroom apartments. Furthermore, The Robinson’s design considers sharers, with some of the four-bedroom apartments fitted with four separate bathrooms. Social spaces include the fantastic Festival Gardens, the resident lounge (ideal for working from home) and three stunning roof terraces.
Finally, Alto by the Build to Rent developer Quintain Living, features 120 modern apartments in the centre of Wembley Park. There are a range of studios, one, two and three-bedroom apartments available. In addition, residents can enjoy a variety of facilities across the site. These include a residents gym, sky terrace, a residents kitchen, resident lounge as well as work from home pods. Wembley Park tube station is also a short walk away with good connections to Central London via the Jubilee and Metropolitan lines.
Made famous by its sports stadium and events venue, Wembley has seen a significant transformation over the past two decades. The original Wembley Stadium, built in 1923, was demolished in 2003 to make way for the new £798 million stadium – the largest by capacity in the UK.
Wembley Arena – now known as the SSE Arena – was carefully refurbished in 2005 according to its Grade II listed status. Wembley Park is the area surrounding the stadium and arena, and is the focal point for much of the residential and commercial development in Wembley.
House prices in Wembley
Wembley has been undergoing a flurry of development in recent years. This is due to the area’s growing appeal as a retail hotspot, as well as its existing charms.
In September 2023, house prices in Wembley averaged just under £484,000, according to Zoopla. However, if you’re looking for an apartment in Wembley, expect to pay closer to the £309,000 mark.
You’ll find the Wembley house market offers a sizeable variety of properties. New development in and around Wembley Park (see below) in recent years has put a lot of energy into the market, and there are plenty of great prospects there.
At present, all of the new developments in our Top 5 list are located within the Wembley Park district. This thriving neighbourhood sits to the northeast of Wembley town centre. It’s home to the Hilton hotel, the London Designer Outlet retail destination and a rapidly-expanding range of bars, restaurants and other amenities.
Currently, all of our top five highest-rated developments in Wembley are Build to Rent developments by the award-winning operator Quintain Living (formerly Tipi). These homes are purpose-built for renters, and include facilities like on-site gyms, cinemas, communal areas and furnished apartment options.
Explore more of what Wembley has to offer by visiting our dedicated area guide below. The guide provides lots of useful information on living in the area. It also has all listings of the new build developments to rent and buy across Wembley.
Perhaps best-known for its sporting and entertainment credentials, Wembley actually has plenty more strings to its bow. The world-famous Wembley Stadium and revamped SSE Arena are certainly highlights, but the area has been transformed in recent years into a highly appealing residential neighbourhood. Significant Read more about Wembley
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