Repton Gardens

Quintain Living's latest residential development, Repton Gardens at Wembley Park, has achieved practical completion this week.

The state-of-the-art project offers 396 exceptional Build to Rent homes, including 117 affordable rental units, managed by the Quintain Living team. In addition, ground-floor retail and a GP surgery will be available shortly.

The completion of Repton Gardens adds to Quintain Living's impressive portfolio, which now comprises ten market-leading developments that deliver over 3,650 homes in total. More homes are now under construction at the North East Lands site.

BtR development by Quintain in Wembley Park now include:

Ferrum - NY warehouse loft-style

Alto - Chic & Modern

Madison - Mid-century sophistication

Repton Gardens - Botanical-inspired

Canada Gardens - Urban country oasis

Landsby - Scandi-inspired

Alameda - Contemporary calm

Beton - Retro-inspired minimalism

The Robinson - Eclectic & alternative

Montana & Dakota - Nature-inspired

GRID Architects had families and sharers in mind when designing the building. It comprises a variety of spacious three and four-bedroom homes, in addition to studios, one-beds, and two-beds.

The development offers a range of amenities, including roof terraces, the most extensive work-from-home area in Quintain Living's portfolio so far, a club room, and a 1,150 sqft gym that overlooks the podium garden with BBQs, play areas, and a lawn.

Despite being a new addition to Wembley Park, Repton Gardens pays tribute to the site's historical significance. The development is named after Humphry Repton (photo), who was commissioned in 1792 by the affluent Page family to landscape their estate.

Repton recommended that the estate be called 'Wembley Park', and his landscaping work has continued to influence the area's design to this day, inspiring the green spaces of Repton Gardens and Union Park within the eastern side of the neighbourhood.

We will soon be posting more photos of the development.