Wembley Parade, HA9

Shame regarding lack of facilities that other developments offer such as a gym and 24 concierge (to receive larger deliveries), etc but nonetheless we love living here!

During the move in process we found it awkward with no automatic doors and they’re pretty heavy doors..

The maintenance fee is pretty hefty and the lift has been broken for a few weeks and no surfaces or carpets look as though they’ve been cleaned

Please tell us what you like and dislike about this area:

We love the Wembley Park area; very clean, tidy and buzzing with energy – no need to venture out too much as we have a cinema, shopping centre, Box Park and bars and restaurants, etc!

I have lived in many places around London and Wembley park is by far the best place to live! So much to do and see and the new builds and improvements in the area give it a real sense of luxury

Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:

We absolutely love it here – thank you! 🙂

What is the best feature of your home:

We particularly love the wooden flooring and en suite bathroom – gorgeous features!

very secluded and peaceful area development considering its in busy Wembley park!

The site is smartly designed to be embraced by a creek & the greens which renders a tranquil atmosphere facing north. South-facing rooms are abundant of sunlight and the views are smartly preserved despite of the central oval tower.

The flat completed before it’s estimation day which is amazing as one more week of delay would put me in rather difficult situation because of the pandemic outbreak. Now that my health is well protected by living in this fort.

The Anthology flat managers are super friendly and efficient in quickly solving small issues with my initial moving in and is consistently monitoring the site like it’s own babies. The service quality is superb throughout.

Please tell us what you like and dislike about this area:

Wembley Park is the only location I could find where a sleek living experience meet spacious public areas, and quite some green as well. Perhaps the best commute flat I could find among London new developments with an affordable price.

Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:

wish I would have been informed of the high-rise student home building higher than the main tower right across the site.

If there is one thing you would change about your flat or property what would it be:

Space utilisation is hard problem for my floor plan – I guess they tried the best but there’re a few pieces of small corner spaces I couldn’t really use well. aka. utility cupboards.

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Facilities

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Design

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Location

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Value

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Management

There are 195 homes here – one, two and three-bedroom apartments – and all flaunt the same luxe-modern look and feel. Think fresh white walls, smooth wood-look floors and contemporary spotlighting. An open-plan layout, high ceilings and a private balcony are key features. Kitchens have clean lines and built-in mod-cons, while bathrooms are extravagantly tiled with chrome accents.

Connections into London are a big draw here, with Wembley Park station less than a five-minute walk from the development. It’s serviced by the Jubilee and Metropolitan lines, so King’s Cross, Paddington, Liverpool Street and Canary Wharf are all just a quick tube journey away.

The local area is best-known for its sporting and entertainment credentials, and Wembley Park residents are an easy walk from its iconic venues – Wembley Stadium and The SSE Arena. Elsewhere, there’s London Designer Outlet, a hub for discounted fashion brands and chain restaurants. Move away from all this, though, and you’ll discover the face of the wider Wembley suburb, which is characterised by a multi-cultural population and independent restaurants dishing up a mix of world cuisines.