Canada Israel and Avanton have submitted plans for a £250m residential-led scheme in Wembley, north-west London.
Stonebridge Park, the redevelopment of the 2.5-acre Wembley Point site on Harrow Road, will provide 515 homes alongside 1,200 sq ft of commercial space, a new boxing gym and café. Its focus will be a 32-storey triangular tower, comprising 266 homes, next to a stepped building rising from 10 to 20 storeys.
Dubbed Stonebridge Park, the three-building scheme will sit next to Stonebridge Park Underground station to the south of Wembley Park.
The Patel Taylor-designed scheme also features landscaped gardens, pedestrian boulevards and new water features designed by Pell Frischmann.
Of the 515 new homes, 341 will be for market sale, with 35% allocated for affordable housing comprised of 57 shared ownership and 117 affordable rent homes.
A new home for the Stonebridge Boxing Club will be located in the third new building, which will be three storeys high, providing a new boxing gym and public café with a glass and bronzed-black terracotta façade.
Gil Selzer, managing director of Canada Israel UK, said: “This proposed residential-led development at Wembley Point is a major urban regeneration project that will create a new destination for south Wembley. Stonebridge Place marks the next step in Canada Israel’s international expansion plans and building a strong real estate presence in the London property market.”
Avanton CEO Omer Weinberger added: “Avanton is delighted to be partnering with international property company Canada Israel on this major urban regeneration scheme in Wembley, which will provide market sale, BTR and social housing provision.”
Stonebridge Park forms the next stage of Canada Israel’s plans for the area, following the 439-home WEM Tower London, itself a permitted development conversion of the 1960s, 21-storey Wembley Point Tower.
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