Northwick Parkside scheme nears completion with 654 homes
Mayors of Harrow and Brent visited the regeneration project on October 15.
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The Northwick Parkside regeneration project in Harrow is progressing towards its goal of delivering 654 new homes. The mixed-tenure neighbourhood, a partnership between Vistry and Sovereign Network Group (SNG), aims to provide public spaces, improved transport links, and community facilities.
Mayoral Visit to the Development
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On October 15, the Mayor of Harrow, Councillor Yogesh Teli, and the Mayor of Brent, Councillor Amer Agha, toured the Northwick Parkside scheme. They were shown the progress of the development, which includes one- and two-bedroom apartments, a nursery, a community hub, and adaptable homes.
Councillor Teli stated that Northwick Parkside exemplifies the type of development needed in the borough, providing high-quality affordable housing and fostering a vibrant community. He expressed encouragement for partners working to increase housing opportunities and support residents in remaining near their families and workplaces. He added that he looks forward to seeing the development's continued progress and welcoming future residents.
The tour also included a viewing of a new public art installation created by a University of Westminster student. Kalumba Musambachime, Head of Sales for London & East at SNG, highlighted the availability of various housing options, including Shared Ownership, Affordable Rent, London Living Rent, social rent, and key worker rental accommodation, catering to diverse community needs.
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Mayor Agha of Brent commented on the scheme's broader advantages, noting the positive impact on the community and praising the public artwork for showcasing youth creativity. The development is situated five minutes from Northwick Park station on the Metropolitan line and ten minutes from Kenton station, serving Bakerloo line and overground services.
Completion Timeline
As of the visit, 50 shared-ownership homes and 35 private homes have been completed. The remaining residences within the Northwick Parkside development are scheduled for completion throughout 2026. The scheme also promotes green travel with pedestrian and cycle routes and offers access to nearby parks.
Questions this report answers
+How many homes will the Northwick Parkside scheme deliver?
The Northwick Parkside regeneration scheme is planned to deliver a total of 654 new homes. This includes a mix of tenures to cater to various community needs.
+Who visited the Northwick Parkside development?
The Mayor of Harrow, Councillor Yogesh Teli, and the Mayor of Brent, Councillor Amer Agha, toured the Northwick Parkside scheme on October 15.
+What is the current status of home completions at Northwick Parkside?
To date, 50 shared-ownership homes and 35 private homes have been completed. The remaining homes are expected to be finished throughout 2026.
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