134 Kenton Road

134 Kenton Road is a vision for a residentially led mixed-use development in Kenton, London, HA3. The scheme will turn an unused brownfield site, consisting of an existing Premier Inn and the historic 1932 Beefeater Restaurant, into a new community which provides 109 Build to Rent (BtR) homes and 103 co-living units. The plan also calls for ground-floor commercial space and landscaped public space.

The corner of Kenton Road and Carlton Avenue. The development stands on the intersection of Kenton Road and Carlton Avenue in the heart of the Kenton District Centre. The flat is just a few moments from Kenton Station and a short stroll to Northwick Park Station. The land is well connected and is located in a lively area of shops, services, and public spaces.

The ambition for 134 Kenton Road is to provide a high standard of homes that meet the diverse housing requirements of Harrow, delivering 35% affordable homes. More than 10 percent of the BtR apartments and 11 percent of the co-living units will be available to disabled residents. The public and communal terraces are designed for the residents’ well-being and development with features that address privacy, universal access design, and neighbourly living.

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Each BtR apartment will include a private terrace, and co-living residents will benefit from a landscaped communal roof terrace. The development will offer high-quality shared amenities and social spaces to support modern lifestyles. A new ground-floor commercial unit fronting Kenton Road is planned, with potential for a GP practice or a reimagined restaurant to support the local economy and community needs.

The buildings are designed with energy performance and sustainability in mind. Features include an efficient energy plant, solar panels, air source heat pumps, and water-saving systems. The scheme is targeting a BREEAM ‘Excellent’ rating and is future-proofed for compatibility with a decarbonised energy grid and District Heating Network. Architecture is inspired by the surrounding area, incorporating mock-Tudor design elements and responding to community feedback by scaling down massing and height.

The site will be transformed with urban greening, new hedgerows, and landscaped areas designed for relaxation, play, and biodiversity. The scheme includes habitat features such as bird and bat boxes, and prioritises tree retention where possible. New pedestrian paths and cycle routes will improve accessibility, and bicycle storage will promote active travel. The project is designed to be largely car-free, in line with council guidance, reducing pressure on surrounding roads.

134 Kenton Road is being developed with a commitment to considerate construction and community communication. The development plan includes an efficient layout for refuse collection and service access, and careful landscape design ensures the privacy of neighbouring residents. The proposal aligns with the London Plan’s targets and contributes meaningfully to Harrow’s annual housing supply.