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HOMES IN AYLESBURY...
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Average property price in Buckinghamshire (June 2026) – £491,000
AYLESBURY
Property breakdown*
Detached – £875,000 Semi-detached – £483,000 Terraced – £386,000 Flat – £242,000
*According to the Land Registry House Price Index
Average rent PCM in Place (July 2026) – £1,474
Property breakdown* Detached – £2,162
Semi-detached – £1,577 Terraced – £1,421 Flat – £1,211
FROM £169,950
*According to the Office for National Statistics
At a glance
THE COUNTY APARTMENTS For sale through Hamptons New Homes, these beautiful one and two bedroom apartments developed by Oakford Homes in the heart of Aylesbury are encased in a landmark building, beautifully restored and re- imagined for modern living. Over 25% of the apartments, priced from just £169,950, have already sold. The 46 new homes sit behind the facade of the former Buckinghamshire County Council’s offices. The original 1920s jazz-age elegance remains, along with many period details, such as the grand marble staircase and original birdcage lift, skilfully blended with modern apartment layouts and a contemporary specification. Each energy-efficient apartment is designed to maximise light and space, with stylish open-plan living areas, designer kitchens fully equipped with a premium suite of SMEG appliances, and a separate utility cupboard with washer-dryer for added convenience. Bathrooms are elegantly finished, and bedrooms are generously proportioned, with principal bedrooms also
One and two bedroom apartments
to larger stores including B&M, Hobbycraft and Home Sense, but Duck Farm Court is arguably Aylesbury’s best shopping destination. Promising “shopping with a difference”, the alternative independent shopping park is home to businesses including Fake FX for props and prosthetic makeup, Jakeman Sports Fishing & Outdoors, and McGrumpy & Snuffles canine emporium. TRANSPORT The town’s rail connections are a major draw for commuters.A five-minute walk from the town centre, Aylesbury railway station offers around two direct trains an hour to London Marylebone, with the fastest journeys taking under an hour. A second station, Aylesbury Vale Parkway, provides additional services and extra parking capacity, while the town’s bus station offers local services connecting outlying areas. Handily, free bus travel is included for season ticket holders on certain routes. By road, Aylesbury has good access to the M40, A41 and A418, linking easily to Oxford, Milton Keynes, Bicester and London.
Premium SMEG appliances
Beautifully restored 1920s building
Aylesbury station just a five-minute walk
benefiting from fitted wardrobes for a sleek, practical finish.
1920s character meets stylish, contemporary living in the heart of Aylesbury
Every home comes complete with high-quality flooring throughout, combining laminate and carpet finishes, and modern connectivity is built in, with infrastructure in place for streaming services and access to high-speed BT Fibre. Significant investment continues to transform Aylesbury, with
upgraded public spaces, exciting new amenities and a focus on creating a walkable, community focused environment. You couldn’t be better placed to enjoy it here; The County Apartments are centrally located with all the conveniences of Aylesbury quite literally on the doorstep. The development is perfect for commuters; Aylesbury station is a five-minute walk, with direct services to London. There are excellent road links, and the development offers secure cycle storage for added convenience.
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