Quintain Living – the award-winning management company overseeing rental of more than 2,500 apartments in Wembley Park – has just revealed its latest spectacular homes for Londoners.

Bold and eclectic, The Robinson is anything but conventional. The 458 homes are spread across three buildings and are complemented by a range of outstanding social spaces. The focus throughout is on eclectic, design-led living for style conscious residents.

Danielle Bayless, Chief Operating Officer, Quintain Living said: “Our vision for The Robinson is our most exciting yet. We’ve taken elements of British and US popular culture and delivered a living experience that breaks the mould. From a rooftop orange-shaped juice bar to London’s longest stretch of sun loungers, The Robinson offers something unique at every turn.”

The Robinson’s outdoor spaces are a prime example of this. The Festival Gardens is a large podium garden with several distinct areas. There’s a serene, secluded ‘peace garden’, swings, a dog park and a Mad Hatter’s Garden with drum BBQ and outdoor dining facilities. The roof terrace, meanwhile, is an epic space that’s awash with colour, including everything to make the most of the incredible views and great outdoors – from sun loungers and deck chairs to work-from-home caravans, neighbouring the iconic Wembley Stadium arch.

The Robinson is also home to an impressive resident lounge at the top of the building. It’s a “work hard, play hard” kind of space, with work-from-home pods, a dining room, a split-level courtyard with slide between each floor and a Damien Hirst-inspired polka-dot London taxi coffee bar that soared above Wembley Stadium as it was lifted into place by a crane.