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Kingsfield-Court-Brochure.Pdf O O M M I I N N D D O O A421 W W A43 A5 A Y D C R O N PI L P L PI R MILTON KEYNES I D Y N A G N O W M1 T T O G Y N B IN L BUCKINGHAM R D A D ID S D IN A6 AYLESBURY VALE T R ACADEMY A SCHOOL M TO BUCKINGHAM A4146 BICESTER A413 KINGSFIELD COURT A41 M40 BICESTER A41 B A505 IC ES LUTON TE A5 R RO A418 A AYLESBUR A41 D T OWN E CE Y AYLESBURY VAL NTRE B PARKWAY TRAIN STATION UCKINGHAM EL MHUR RD ST N RD O D AYLESBURY E E M1 W A41 RD BRUNELRABANS RD LANE OXFORD A41 A41 G BIERTON RD A AYLESBURY T E HOUS N GRIFFIN LANE E W E R ST RE PARK ST D ET M40 A4010 F R HIG WATFORD IA H ST RA A41 TO OXFORD GE R M25 A418 D FIND OUT MORE TODAY SEARCH KINGSFIELD PARK OR VISIT WWW.KINGSFIELDCOURTAYLESBURY.COM WELCOME TO KINGSFIELD COURT IN AYLESBURY Kingsfield Court is a brand new high specification development of two bedroom apartments within the vibrant community of Kingsfield Park at Berryfields. Just one hour from London, it is a commuter’s dream, combining easy access to the capital with all the benefits of country living. You’ll find superb shops, cafés, services and schools locally, and historic Aylesbury just 10 minutes away, all surrounded by open countryside and just north of the Chiltern Hills. TIME TO ENJOY THE BEAUTY OF For entertainment, catch a movie at the local multi-screen cinema or enjoy live performances at the magnificent Waterside Theatre, or perhaps visit the historic Waddesdon Manor and Greenway. Aylesbury also hosts a succession of NATURE fabulous festivals and events every year. When it comes to leisure, living at Kingsfield Court makes it easy, there are Only one hour from London, more than a dozen golf clubs within half an hour’s drive. with rolling hills, woodland walks Rugby, football and racquets clubs are in abundance plus and grand houses tucked away there’s the Aqua Vale Swimming and Fitness Centre. in the Chilterns, you’re nestled in glorious countryside. Part of a new community providing 181 acres of green open space, Kingsfield Court is in the perfect place for hiking, biking or riding. The Aylesbury spur of the Grand Union Canal is also ideal for a gentle stroll. LIVING SHOPPERS DELIGHT Every convenience is on your doorstep. Bustling Aylesbury is full of interesting independent stores, mixed in with popular high street names and quality supermarkets. There’s even more choice in Milton Keynes, just half an hour away, and for more sophisticated shopping, Oxford’s Westgate Centre is 50 minutes away. When it comes to socialising, enjoy plenty of choice for going out in local bars, clubs and live music venues in Aylesbury town just 10 minutes away. The area around Aylesbury is home to a wide range of cosmopolitan cafés, bars and restaurants that are ideal for meeting friends and family. Try The Broad Leys or Chequers Inn for relaxed Sunday lunch in a quaint country pub, or Mela, Tres Corazones or Canaletto for international cuisine. With a number of glittering Michelin star establishments to choose from, you’ll also find quality local produce at Hartwell House, La Chouette NIGHTS and The Hundred of Ashendon. OUT À LA CARTE BY TRAIN FROM AYLESBURY VALE PARKWAY Stoke Mandeville 9mins Wendover PERFECTLY 13mins PLACED Great Missenden 19mins By Road Bicester - 25mins Situated just off the A41, Kingsfield Amersham High Wycombe - 42mins Court is 3.5 miles away from 26mins Watford - 43mins Aylesbury. High Wycombe, Marlow and Watford are also easily Marlow - 47mins accessible, with Junction 9 of the Chalfont and Latimer Luton Airport - 49mins M40 just 17 miles away. Luton Airport 30mins is 30 miles away and Heathrow can Oxford - 50mins be reached in 57 minutes. Reading - 1hr 10mins Chorleywood 33mins Rickmansworth 38mins Harrow on the Hill 48mins Parkway Station is a comfortable walking distance from Kingsfield Court London Marylebone and only a 4 minute drive away, plus there are regular bus services in 1hr place. During peak times, three trains an hour run direct to London *Train times from www.nationalrail.co.uk. Car journey times from Google maps. Marylebone, while Chiltern Rail also put on one train per hour into All travel times are approximate and may not be direct. London via Amersham. AN EDUCATED CHOICE Opened in 2013, Aylesbury Vale Academy is a state-of-the-art primary and secondary school. Providing a stimulating and safe learning environment for children from age 3 to 18. The Academy, whose motto is ‘Achieve Today-Amaze Tomorrow’, engages and challenges children in a stimulating learning environment. With a range of good schools nearby, Kingsfield Court is perfectly placed for young people. The nearby Academy has a brand new community centre and indoor sports hall opening onto pristine playing fields for everyone to enjoy. SITE PLAN DELIVERING KINGSFIELD EXTRAORDINARY KINGSFIELD COURT EAST COURT WEST APARTMENTS APARTMENTS HOMES 11 TO 16 1 TO 10 Penrose Park, Biggleswade Buckton Fields, Northampton Kingsfield Park, Aylesbury Founded in 1978, Martin Grant Homes has earned a reputation for building superb quality homes and apartments in desirable locations for over 40 years. As a privately owned family company, we’ve continued to grow and we are now recognised as a major regional house builder. COLLINGTON ROAD COLLINGTON Our homes are known for their elegance and lasting quality and for enhancing their existing surroundings. They are sympathetic to the local architecture, regional characteristics and the surrounding countryside. Each home is meticulously planned and professionally built to the highest standards, maximising space and light. Designed 17 TO 19 specifically to suit the way we live today, our homes incorporate a wealth of modern conveniences in a range of sizes to appeal to everyone from first time buyers to established families. + Site plan is not to scale and is for general guidance only. PRIVATE APARTMENTS HOUSING ASSOCIATION APARTMENTS OUR BLUEPRINT FOR A GREENER FUTURE Our Homes As responsible developers, our objective is to create environmentally sensitive and sustainable developments. As a result, we follow sound best practice principles throughout the planning, design and build stages of our developments. We are committed to designing homes in association with planners and industry bodies that are energy efficient. That means incorporating environmental performance standards into the houses we build. It also means assessing the energy efficiency of the materials we use to reduce consumption of fossil fuels and carbon dioxide emissions. Finally, it means considering things like recycling, the use of water efficient appliances, water conservation, preservation of ecology and general health and well-being when designing our developments. Our Sites We ensure our developments recognise and fit with the natural environment and their surrounding landscape setting. We strive to protect, preserve and enhance the natural site features and we work closely with the Environment Agency, Natural England and local wildlife groups to manage and maintain any protected flora and fauna. We always endeavour to enhance the local landscape and habitats to encourage and increase biodiversity. Construction During our construction process we seek to protect the environment in which we work and are committed to reducing waste. A proportion of our developments are on formerly used or brownfield sites, making a more efficient use of land. Grant House, Felday Road, Abinger Hammer, Dorking, Surrey, RH5 6QP T: 01306 730822 F: 01306 731024 E: [email protected] www.martingranthomes.co.uk The information contained in this brochure is for general guidance only. The computer generated illustrations are intended to give an indication of what the properties will look like in a mature setting but are not necessarily representative in every respect. Purchasers are advised that floor layouts etc, may vary from plot to plot and the Company reserves the right to alter these details at any time and without prior notice. Intending purchasers should satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise of items and specification included. This information does not constitute a contract, part of a contract or warranty. BUILDING SITES ARE DANGEROUS: All visitors to site must wear the appropriate health & safety attire which will be provided. Children under the age of 16 years will not be permitted on site. External materials are subject to local authority approval. Martin Grant Homes is committed to the Consumer Code For Home Builders. www.consumercodeforhomebuilders.com.
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