Byron Quarter

The project, developed in partnership between Wates Residential and the London borough of Harrow, will provide 800 new homes when completed in 2026. phase 1 of the plans involves knocking down the existing buildings to build a new 6-storey apartment block and 71 terraced houses which all together will create 149 homes. Of these, 44 will be affordable, including 15 wheelchair-accessible. The project also includes extensive landscaping and new public greenspaces.

Finding Your Dream Home: apartments in Byron Quarter for sale

A place called Byron Quarter is in Harrow, a suburb of north-west London that is known for outstanding schools, green spaces, and transport links. The development is situated on Christchurch Avenue near local amenities and the Belmont trail, an attractive pedestrian path. The region provides a balanced lifestyle, blending the peace of suburban life with the convenience of a visit to central London.

The Byron Quarter development aims to foster an energetic and inclusive community. Phase 1 is a collection of apartment blocks and terraced houses that satisfy a variety of housing demands. The inclusion of affordable homes and wheelchair-accessible units ensures that the development remains accessible and welcoming to a diverse community. The new pedestrian connection to the Belmont trail and public green spaces will promote community interaction and time spent outdoors.

The first phase of the Byron quarter will include 217 new trees and leafy public greenspaces covering 1,075 sqm.  The development also provides 75 parking spaces, two loading bays, and 286 cycle parking spaces, encouraging sustainable means of transport. The new pedestrian connection to the Belmont Trail will improve access to the adjacent neighborhoods.

The scheme will offer a mix of housing types, including a 6-storey apartment block and 71 two and three-storey terraced houses. The homes are being built to modern standards, emphasizing sustainability and accessibility. Phase 1 will provide 149 homes, of which 44 will be affordable and 15 wheelchair accessible. The development also includes an internal loop road as well as the infrastructure to meet residents’ needs.

Byron Quarter is a game-changing investment in the future of Harrow, bringing homes and much-needed infrastructure to the local area. The new block is one of several operating as part of a larger project to provide 800 homes to the area by 2026, built to create a sustainable and inclusive community. The scheme also restores the site which before was used for mini-bus parking and as a driving test centre, into a dense active residential neighbourhood.