Wembley Park Gardens
From£434,000
- 1-2 beds
- 1-2 baths
- 414-692 sq ft
Development in Brent HA9 8PH
Deposit contribution, £30,050 builder-stated, on 0 of 24 homes · 2 more
Barratt LondonLiving in Brent
Living in Brent, a local authority area in Outer London: its new homes, prices and builders, the neighbourhoods, schools and people, and what buying here costs, from today's listings and the official records.
- New homes for sale
- 28
- Developments
- 5
- Middle price
- £561,000
- Builders
- 5
Listings updated 12 Nov 2026
Wembley Park GardensBarratt London
Carlton Place at North West QuarterPersona Homes
North West QuarterCountrysideAbout Brent
Brent is a London borough in west and north-west London. It is named after the River Brent, which flows through it and once marked the line between the boroughs of Wembley and Willesden, merged to form Brent in 1965. Wembley, Kilburn, Willesden, Harlesden and Kenton are its main districts, and Kingsbury, Neasden, Kensal Green and Queen's Park are among the smaller ones.
Wembley Stadium, the national stadium, is in the borough, and so is Wembley Arena. The Neasden Temple is a Hindu mandir, and the Kiln Theatre is another of the borough's landmarks. The council is based at Brent Civic Centre in Wembley Park.
Fryent Country Park, in the north of the borough, covers 103 hectares of rolling fields and small woods, a surviving piece of the old Middlesex countryside, with Barn Hill as its highest point. The Capital Ring footpath crosses it. The Brent Reservoir, known locally as the Welsh Harp, lies across the boundary with Barnet and is a Site of Special Scientific Interest. Gladstone Park and Roundwood Park are among the borough's other parks.
