Wembley Centre for Health, 116 Chaplin Road, Wembley | Property for sale | Savills
1.78 Ac(0.72 Ha)
Price on application

Wembley Centre for Health116 Chaplin Road, Wembley

  • Sole agency
  • Freehold
Development land
1.78 Ac (0.72 Ha)

Key features

  • Unconsented residential development opportunity within the LB of Brent
  • Strong transport links with Wembley Central Station and Sudbury Town
  • The proposed development site extends to 0.72 hectares (1.78 acres)
  • For sale freehold with vacant possession
  • The Property benefits from positive pre application engagement
  • Offers are invited on a subject to planning basis
  • The Pre app consists of a residential scheme of 94 units across 3-7 storeys

We request that all offers are received via email, no later than 12 noon on Thursday 17th October 2024 (unless sold prior).

About this property

  • The site forms part of the wider Wembley Centre for Health and Care, a 2.26 hectares (5.58 acres) site which currently comprises The Wembley Hospital “Old Building”, Wembley Centre for Health “New Building”, and Barham House. Following a review of the wider estates and development strategy, NHS PS deemed the Old Building on the eastern part of the site surplus to requirements. This part of the site is broadly rectangular in shape and extends to 0.72 hectares (1.78 acres). Pedestrian and vehicular access to the site is via Chaplin Road to the south and Fairview Avenue to the east. The site lies within a predominantly residential area to the east, south and west, with a variety of houses and apartment buildings. To the north there is a small area of mixed-use buildings including Wembley Police Station, a fire station and Royal Mail delivery office. In February 2024 a new modular Community Diagnostics Centre was opened in the wider site.

Local information

  • The property is located within the administrative boundary of the London Borough of Brent. The site is not located in a Conservation Area and there are no locally listed or statutorily listed buildings within or adjacent to the site. A full planning history of the site is provided in a detailed note in the dataroom, provided by Avison Young.
  • The site has development potential for residential use, but may suit other uses, subject to securing the necessary consents.
  • Tate Hindle have produced a number of residential scheme iterations which have been tested at pre-application stage and with the Quality Review Panel. The schemes presented range from approximately 85 - 100 units in buildings of 3-7 storeys. A further scheme which responds to the comments made by the Quality Review Panel is available in the dataroom.