134 Kenton Road HA3 delivers 109 build to rent homes and 103 co‑living units, 35 affordable, 242 m from Kenton station (Zone 4) and 757 m from Northwick Park, giving strong rental demand from commuters and nearby Northwick Park Hospital staff.
Car free scheme with every build to rent flat having a private terrace, BREEAM Excellent target, air source heat pumps and solar panels; proximity to Sainsbury’s at 305 m and multiple schools within 1.5 km underpins long term tenant retention.
35% of affordable housing is a real opportunity to purchase a modern apartment in the developing Kenton area.
134 Kenton Road is a mixed-use redevelopment in North-West London, Zone 4, at 134 Kenton Road, London HA3 8AT. The scheme regenerates an under-performing brownfield site and delivers 109 Build to Rent apartments along with 103 co-living units. The scheme extends four to seven storeys while combining residential accommodation with ground-floor commercial and landscaped public realms, creating an ordered urban project within the Kenton District Centre.
The residential part comprises one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments; 35 percent of all homes will be designated as affordable housing. Over 10% of these Build to Rent apartments and over 11% of co-living units are designed for rental by disabled residents, helping meet inclusive design standards. The proposal offers private terraces extending from the individual Build to Rent apartment units as well as a series of communal roof terraces serving co-living residents that promote both privacy and shared amenity across the wider development.
It sits about 242 metres from Kenton Station, which serves the Bakerloo Line and National Rail services. Metropolitan Line Northwick Park Station is approximately 500 metres away. A birdseye view of the local map confirms Northwick Park and Woodcock Park lie close alongside a variety of schools within 1.5 kilometres. And nearby Northwick Park Hospital additionally supports continued commuter and rental demand.
Ground-floor commercial space is proposed to provide for uses like a health care facility, restaurant, or bar, contributing to the local offer of services. The project is mostly automobile-free, including underground bicycle parking and a small number of vehicle spaces. The people-centric walks and green spaces help enhance accessibility through the site whilst creating more inviting public realm connections, increasing integration with neighbouring streets.
The development will also target a BREEAM Excellent rating, with air source heat pumps, solar panels, water-saving systems, and will be suitable for a future District Heating Network. Energy performance is bolstered by an efficient central plant and sustainable design principles intended to minimize long-term operating costs. Architecture is a response to context that references local character and responds to community consultation by moderating scale and massing.
134 Kenton Road is a structured residential project in an emerging commuter town. To the existing market indicators quoted in professional forecasts, these figures would create a potential income of between 2.5% and 4.5% rent annually, alongside an anticipated annual growth (granted per square foot) between 5% and 10%, depending on the conditions prevailing at that time. Type: Apartments for sale (price on request), with floor plans and a site map. The property could be attractive to a buyer looking to secure themselves in an investment utilized Zone 4 location with long-term regeneration projects set forth.
Disclaimer
In February 2025, Whitbread PLC submitted a formal planning application to Harrow Council for a proposed development at 134 Kenton Road. The project has undergone two rounds of public consultation, during which feedback from local residents was considered and integrated into the revised plans.
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