Hartwell Meadows is a new homes development within Buckingham Park – a brand new community located in the heart of ‘Aegel’s burgh’ as the Saxons called it, or Aylesbury as it is known today. This bustling market town, full of splendid architecture, rubs shoulders with the quaint traditional buildings in the lanes of the sleepy Old Town.

Hartwell Meadows is a new homes development within Buckingham Park – a brand new community located in the heart of ‘Aegel’s burgh’ as the Saxons called it, or Aylesbury as it is known today. This bustling market town, full of splendid architecture, rubs shoulders with the quaint traditional buildings in the lanes of the sleepy Old Town.

It is perfectly placed for homebuyers seeking Aylesbury property, and provides an attractive alternative for those in search of homes for sale in Tring, houses in Berkhamstead, Leighton Buzzard homes or Buckinghamshire property in general.

The wonderful narrow streets of the conservation area surrounding St Mary’s Church gives visitors a taste of the old Aylesbury, with a series of beautiful squares of substantial 18th century town houses. Nearby, the historical significance of the King’s Head Inn means it is one of just a few pubs owned by the National Trust. Walkers and wildlife spotters have miles of towpath to explore, as the Grand Union Canal flows through the town.

Aylesbury was confirmed as a major player of the region’s cultural scene with the opening of the £42 million Waterside Theatre in October 2010. At the heart of this iconic building is the 1,200-seat auditorium, where audiences are treated to a range of West End and touring musicals and plays, along with performances of opera, ballet, children’s shows and entertainment from leading comedians and live music acts. The Waterside area surrounding the theatre is being redeveloped to include new shops, restaurants and leisure facilities.

Cinema-goers are spoilt for choice in Aylesbury, with the multi-screen Odeon showing all the latest releases, while children flock to the town’s Roald Dahl Children’s Gallery – an award-winning interactive museum inspired by the work of the popular author.
There is a good selection of schools in the are

SHOPS
Shop, eat or just relax in the Market Square with its good selection of familiar high street shops, venture to the equally inviting Hale Leys and Friars Square shopping centres, or wander the cobbled streets and visit the thrice-weekly markets for fresh local produce. Shops Distance (in miles)
Friars Square Shopping Centre 2.06
Friars Square Shopping Centre

SCHOOLS
There is a choice of schooling in the area with St. Louis Catholic and St. Edwards Church of England Primary Schools, Aylesbury Grammar School and Mandeville Upper School to name but a few.

Schools Distance (in miles)
Aylesbury Grammar School 2.11

TRANSPORT
 For commuting, Oxford, Reading and London are accessible via the A418, A4010 and A41 respectively. The nearby train station offers services into Marylebone in approximately 58 minutes* and local bus routes provide connections to Gatwick, Heathrow and Luton airports. 

*Train times obtained from National Rail Enquiries. Transport Distance (in miles)
Chiltern Railways() 1.89

LEISURE
You’ll find sporting facilities at Aylesbury College which is open to the public and also at Aqua Vale Swimming and Fitness Club. 

Alternatively for more restful pursuits explore the Buckinghamshire countryside. The Chiltern Hills form the landscape with their soft rolling hills and lush wooded valleys, wide open vales and dark dense forests - perfect for walking, cycling or horse riding. What’s more, Aylesbury boasts the Grand Union Canal, impressive for its wildlife and history.