Stonebridge Place

The transformation of Wembley continues with the launch of Stonebridge Place, the latest phase in the area’s ambitious regeneration project. This development follows the successful conversion of the iconic 1965 Wembley Point Tower into the WEM Tower London, which brought 439 modern homes to the community.

Stonebridge Place builds on this legacy, offering a fresh wave of high-quality housing designed to meet the needs of contemporary urban living. With a focus on innovation and sustainability, the project aims to enhance the local area while preserving its rich architectural heritage. This next chapter in Wembley’s renewal underscores its growing reputation as a vibrant and desirable place to live.

New photos from January 2025 showcase the progress at the Stonebridge Place development site in London. Jointly undertaken by Avanton and Canada Israel, this ambitious project will deliver 515 new homes and 1,200 sq ft of commercial space, transforming the area into a vibrant mixed-use community.

The latest development will add to the 439 homes already constructed during the first phase of the site's regeneration, which also included the renaming of the former Wembley Point Tower to the WEM Tower London.

Developer Avanton, in collaboration with Israel Canada, has secured planning permission from the London Borough of Brent for Stonebridge Place HA9, a £300 million project.

This development, designed by the award-winning Patel Taylor architects, is set to transform the site formerly known as Wembley Point. It includes three buildings, with a prominent 32-story terracotta tower that will become Brent's tallest building upon completion in 2027.

Stonebridge Place aims to be an essential addition to the thriving Stonebridge Park community. It will emphasize ecological responsibility and is committed to creating a 100% biodiversity public realm, enhancing the local environment and promoting green living.

The development will feature the esteemed 'Stonebridge Boxing Club' in part of its commercial space, supporting a local charity dedicated to nurturing promising young boxers and making a positive impact in the area.

While the initial proposal included an ambitious 35% allocation for affordable housing, this was later adjusted to 25% in response to construction costs and interest rates.

This ensures the project's financial viability while still contributing significantly to the local housing needs.

The London Borough of Brent is undergoing a remarkable transformation, with substantial investment leading to job creation and new housing developments, making it one of London's most desirable areas.

Stonebridge Place benefits from excellent connectivity, being minutes away from Stonebridge Park Station, providing swift access to key destinations, including Paddington Station in under 20 minutes.