Wembley Business Centre

INTRODUCTION

BUILT UPON THE
ICONIC WEMBLEY
ICE-CREAM FACTORY

Creating New Dimensions

The Wembley Business Centre provides a high-end environment for businesses to thrive and succeed. The property has a rich story, given its heritage, and because it is considered a historic landmark, it differentiates itself from other business centres.

Available Floors

RETAINING THE ORIGINAL
ART DÉCO DESIGN OF
THE WEMBLEY FACADE

Wembley Business Centre has a total of 13,000m² of office
space, spread on 8 open plan floors with up to 1,800m² on one
floor bursting with natural light. It is strategically located in
Gzira, in the central region of Malta lying close to the seafront and
in proximity of Sliema, St Julian’s and the Capital City Valletta.

STATE OF THE ART FACILITIES

VERSATILE AND FULLY
EQUIPPED

Spaces from
300m²-920m²

Reception
and lobby area

Open Plan
office spaces

Customizable
offices

Access
Control

CCTV
monitoring throughout

Private
Car Park

Energy Efficiency
Apertures

AMENITIES

A UNIQUE PLACE TO
WORK AT

8 Floors
of open office space

Waste Management
Systems

Disability Access
throughout the building

Highly Finished
reception

Large Terraces
on upper levels

Fibre Optic
Preparation

HISTORY

A SPACE FOR BUSINESSES
THAT WANT TO BE ETCHED
IN HISTORY

Opening its doors for business in 1937

In 1937, Luke V. Gauci returned to Malta from England following years of studies that led him to build and open up the Wembley Ice Cream Factory in Gzira. This led him to manufacture Malta’s first “pasteurized, prepacked ice creams untouched by hand.” It had started selling and distributing its products all over Malta using tricycles and donkey driven carts to the eventual introduction of refrigerated lorries becoming one of Malta’s longest legacies. Guido Bonello Ghio, a company director, eventually joined the factory in 1956 who together continued to build The Wembley Legacy.

The Wembley Ice Cream Factory
A resilient building

The factory was bombed and rebuilt twice during the 2nd World War. During this time, it was requisitioned by the Government and used as a ‘Communal Feeding Department’ serving food rations for survival. The factory was in operation for over 70 years and homed many other leading products apart from ice cream.

THE NEIGHBOURHOOD

FROM ITS NARROW STREETS
AND RICH HISTORY TO ITS AZURE
WATERS AND A VARIETY OF
BEACHES

Malta has positively attracted many individuals of all ages, backgrounds, and tastes. Particularly given that English is one of the two official languages of the islands. Gzira is a sea-side village, in the heart of the island that’s close to both Malta’s capital city, Valletta, as well as the business and nightlife hub of Sliema and St Julian’s, the two neighbouring towns. Gzira is equipped with a variety of restaurants and coffee shops, supermarkets, embassies, shopping areas, and public green areas, making it an ideal destination for any business. Additionally, there are plenty of favourable housing options available in the area.