Wembley Park Neighbourhood Guide
Think you know Wembley Park? Think again. Public art on your walk to the Tube, farmers' markets, independent cafés and seven acres of park, with Baker Street 12 minutes away. A London neighbourhood where it's easy to find your people.
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Recognised by The Times and The Sunday Times
Wembley Park was named one of The Sunday Times’ Best Places to Live 2025. In 2026, it was also the highest-ranked London location in The Times’ Best Places to Live in the UK for Under 35s, placing eighth nationally.
With live music, public art, independent food spots and a year-round programme of events on your doorstep, there’s always something on, and plenty of ways to feel part of the neighbourhood.
“There’s a surprising amount of green space [...] and there’s plenty to do, from street food at Boxpark, a weekly farmers’ market and discount shopping to concerts, parties and yoga classes."
Where culture is part of everyday life
Public art brightens your Tube walk, from the Wembley Park Art Trail to Wembley Splay’s painted steps.
The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra is headquartered here, with Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre a short walk from home. Recently refurbished Wembley Library sits in the award-winning Brent Civic Centre, at the neighbourhood’s heart.
Closer to home, Punchdrunk Enrichment Stores runs immersive storytelling, BOXPARK Wembley hosts Rumba Latina’s salsa classes and HHK’s hip-hop nights, and The White Horse has a quiz.
Free events, a short walk from home
Wembley Park’s year-round programme is free, and it all happens on your doorstep. Celebrate at Wembley Park Pride, unwind at the Wembley Park Wellness Festival, catch live music every weekend at Wembley Park Market or meet neighbours at outdoor life drawing classes.
End the year with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra’s Christmas concert at BOXPARK Wembley (2026 date to be announced).
Outdoor art classes
Meet your neighbours at free art activities, including life drawing classes, courtesy of Wembley Park.
Central London in 12 minutes
Take a direct train from Wembley Stadium station to London Marylebone in 9 minutes. On the Metropolitan and Jubilee lines, reach Baker Street in 12, Bond Street in 19 and London Bridge in 26. The Jubilee runs all night on Fridays and Saturdays, making late journeys home easy.
Every Quintain Living building is a short walk from Wembley Park station. Nine in ten residents surveyed say reaching central London is quick and easy.*
For more routes and travel options, explore your transport connections.
Source: Quintain Living LWYR Marketing Survey, April 2026.
Find your people
Meet new faces and get fit by joining a local running club. The most popular ones in Wembley Park are NOV, Wembley Park Running Club and From Zero. Try a pottery and coffee class at Bonbon Pottery or learn to sing or play an instrument at Fresh Arts. Meet local artists at Second Floor Studios & Arts Open Studios, or catch storytelling at Punchdrunk Enrichment Stores.
Into classical music? The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra - based here - offers locals free membership and £5 tickets to its concerts at the Royal Albert Hall, Royal Festival Hall and Cadogan Hall.
A Saturday here
Your Saturdays could look like this
Yoga, your usual coffee, something fresh from the market and a show, with home just a short walk away.
A WEEKNIGHT HERE
Home at 6. Out at 7.
A supper club, a quiz with friends, drag karaoke or a gig, all a short walk from your front door.
Shops, GP and gyms, all within walking distance
Less time on errands, more time for what you love. Shops, gyms, cafés and everyday essentials are a short walk from home.
Six supermarkets, with M&S on the way
Shop at Lidl, Sainsbury’s Local, Co-op, Tesco Express, The Grocery Store and pan-Asian Tian Tian Market. An M&S food store is due to open in 2027.
A GP, dentist and pharmacy close to home
Your local GP, Wembley Park Medical Centre, has over 20 clinicians, nurses and physiotherapists, with evening and weekend appointments.
Book check-ups, hygiene appointments or Invisalign at private clinic Banning Dental & Skin Practice, with a dedicated Skin team for beauty treatments.
Pick up prescriptions at Health First Pharmacy, or visit Specsavers for glasses, contact lenses and hearing checks. All a short walk from home.
Gyms, Pilates and free outdoor classes
Every Quintain Living building has a residents’ gym, with more fitness options on your doorstep.
Opening November 2026, Buzz Gym on Olympic Way offers 24/7 training, a HYROX zone and over 200 classes a month. The Gym Group on Empire Way is also open 24/7, with free classes included.
Box at UBX, try Reformer Pilates at El Estudio or unwind at MoreYoga on Weaver Walk.
Each summer, Wembley Park organises over 200 hours of free classes and events to help residents stay fit and meet neighbours.
The area around Wembley Park is very convenient, with a good range of shops, supermarkets, cafés, restaurants and bars within walking distance.
Swim, spa and self-care
Prefer a swim? LivingWell Health Club at Hilton London Wembley has an indoor pool, sauna and steam room, with memberships open to locals, and Wembley Leisure Centre has a 25m pool.
Then treat yourself at Urban Rose Beauty, a luxury beauty salon with a champagne bar, for a HydraFacial, a massage or fresh nails, or book a cut at gender neutral salon Chop Chop.
Eat Local
Meet the people behind the food
From a family café with roots in Rome to a Michelin-starred chef's Indian kitchen, these are the faces you'll get to know when you live here. Find your regular table, close to home.
Picnic, work out or unwind in Union Park
Stretch out on a sun lounger beside the ponds, meet friends at a picnic table or fit in an outdoor workout. Union Park puts seven acres of green space on your doorstep, with dedicated off-lead areas where your dog (and you) can make new friends.
Explore leafy Elvin Gardens or discover what’s growing nearby with Wembley Park’s interactive tree map.
Rent with Quintain Living and, depending on your building, you can also unwind in residents’ gardens, grow something in an allotment or catch up with neighbours on your roof terrace.
Life at Quintain Living
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Enjoy some me time on the roof terraces
Eight buildings, each with its own style
Quintain Living runs more than 3,500 apartments across eight buildings at Wembley Park, each with its own interior style: modernist-luxe Solar, celestial-chic Luna, New York loft-style Ferrum, botanical Repton Gardens, urban-country Canada Gardens, mid-century Madison, the bold and eclectic Robinson, and Scandi-inspired Landsby.
Inside, there are Samsung kitchen appliances, Kohler bathroom fittings and plenty of storage, and many homes have a balcony or terrace.
Space to work, relax and keep fit
Every building has a free residents’ gym. Depending on the building, you’ll also find roof terraces, gardens with BBQ areas, resident lounges and work-from-home spaces.
An easier move
Moving in is simple, with superfast Wi-Fi ready and utilities connected (billed separately), a 24-hour resident team and on-site maintenance.
Feel part of the neighbourhood
Pets are welcome, and the Resident App brings resident events and partner discounts.
In a 2026 survey of 788 residents, 95% said they were happy living there.
How much does it cost to live in Wembley Park?
Quintain Living offers a choice of furnished or unfurnished apartments, each with its own design style. Based on apartments available on 7 October 2026, rents start from the prices below. Studio, one- and two-bedroom prices include the current offer for move-ins by 31 October 2026 and apply for the first 12 months, after which standard rent applies:
- Studios (36–43 sqm): £1,816 pm for the first 12 months (standard rent £2,075 pm)
- 1 bedroom (49–62 sqm): £2,097 pm for the first 12 months (standard rent £2,516 pm)
- 2 bedrooms (62–72 sqm): £2,502 pm for the first 12 months (standard rent £3,002 pm)
- 3 bedrooms (~90 sqm): £3,486 pm
- 4 bedrooms (~124 sqm): £5,113 pm
Every apartment comes with 250 Mbps Wi-Fi included in the rent. Electricity, heating and water are connected before you move in and billed separately as a monthly utilities charge. Every building has a resident gym and a 24-hour resident team available. Pets are welcome and guest parking is available for an extra fee.
Selected apartments have up to 16% off the first 12 months when you move in by 31 October 2026. For the latest apartments and prices, search available homes.
Quintain Living Image Gallery
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private dining room at Landsby -
roof terrace at Luna with stadium views -
Club House lounge at Canada Gardens -
double bedroom in a Canada Gardens apartment -
a slide connecting floors at The Robinson -
residents' gym at Madison -
picture wall in a social space at The Robinson -
barbecue area in the Ferrum gardens -
living room with arch view in Canada Gardens -
shared work-from-home space at Solar -
residents' lounge with fireplace at Madison -
dining area in a Repton Gardens apartment
Not in London yet? Book a Quintain Living virtual viewing
Join Wembley Park’s international community. Many Quintain Living residents arrive from overseas, with renting set up to make the move easy. Tour an apartment and ask questions in real time with a live virtual viewing, wherever you are.
Choose furnished and arrive with just a suitcase. Wi-Fi and utilities are set up before you move in, with a 24-hour resident team on hand from day one.
Settle in with familiar ingredients from pan-Asian Tian Tian Market, food from around the world at BOXPARK and resident events to meet neighbours. Central London is 12 minutes away by Tube.
Viewing tip
Arrive 30 minutes before your viewing to walk from the station, grab a coffee and explore Union Park. You’ll get a better feel for the neighbourhood before seeing the apartment.
Peace of mind, day and night
From your morning Tube walk to coming home after a show, Wembley Park has 24/7 estate patrols and CCTV monitored from a central control room. Along Olympic Way, 34 purpose-built lighting columns illuminate the main route from Wembley Park station.
Across the wider borough of Brent, the recorded crime rate was around 7.5% below the Metropolitan Police area average in the year ending March 2026, according to Police.uk.
Explore safety and everyday life in Wembley Park, including estate security, resident feedback and walking routes.
What about event days?
Around 40 major stadium events a year bring livelier days. Designated parks and residential streets stay reserved for residents, with barriers and resident-fob access. Visitors follow the main event routes, helping you enjoy the neighbourhood away from the crowds.
Quintain Living’s Resident App shares road closures and access arrangements so you can plan ahead.
Questions about living in Wembley Park
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Is Wembley Park a good place to live?
Wembley Park combines new rental homes with a seven-acre park, a Zone 4 Tube station and more than 50 places to eat. The Sunday Times named Wembley Park one of its Best Places to Live in the UK in 2025. Read our renters’ guide for more on costs, transport and daily life.
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How long does it take to get to central London from Wembley Park?
Around 12 minutes to Baker Street and 19 minutes to Bond Street by Tube. Direct Metropolitan line trains reach King’s Cross St Pancras in about 18 minutes, and the Jubilee line runs direct from Wembley Park to Bond Street, Westminster, London Bridge and Canary Wharf.
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Is Wembley Park safe?
Wembley Park has 24/7 patrol teams and monitored CCTV across the estate. Read our safety guide for crime data, resident feedback and information about walking home after dark.
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How much does it cost to rent in Wembley Park?
Rents vary by apartment size, building, furnishing and availability. See the current offers above, or search Quintain Living apartments for the latest prices.
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Is there a supermarket in Wembley Park?
Yes. There’s a Lidl, a Sainsbury’s Local, Co-op Food, Tesco Express, The Grocery Store and Tian Tian Market for all your pan-Asian food needs. A Marks & Spencer food store is due to open in 2027.
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Can I rent with a pet in Wembley Park?
Yes. Quintain Living buildings are pet friendly, and Union Park and Elvin Gardens both have dedicated dog areas.
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Are there good schools near Wembley Park?
Several nurseries, primary and secondary schools are within walking distance, including some rated Outstanding by Ofsted. See our 2026 schools guide.