Abbey Barn Park

Abbey Barn Park, set in a stunning countryside setting with ancient woodlands, is a refreshing new community offering a bespoke lifestyle in the historic, upmarket town of High Wycombe

It’s a place where children can play freely, you can start your day with a lovely walk in a superb 34-acre country park. With a fitness trail, woodland walks, play areas, a wellness garden and a community orchard, there is something for everyone to enjoy.

All this with the convenience of an attractive town center with excellent shopping and leisure facilities, great connections to London and beyond, and a choice of outstanding schools on your doorstep.

Fast Facts:

Starting Price: £260,000
Bedrooms: 1, 2 and 3 beds apartments and 3,4,5 bed houses
Location: High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire
Completion: Some phases ready, some ready 2024/2025
Tenure: 999 Years Leasehold and Freehold for the houses.

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Prime Location:

High Wycombe is located in the Chilterns - an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with many attractive villages, walks and cycle rides on its doorstep. A popular choice for commuters, with superb road and rail connections to both London and Oxford - the trains connect to London Marylebone in 26 minutes. Road links are excellent, the town is on the M40 and A40 and just a few minutes from the M4 and M25. This historic, vibrant market town offers a lovely blend of both traditional and modern amenities. The town centre has Georgian architecture, including a pedestrianised High Street. The old town hosts a traditional regular market, including local farmer's produce, on the cobbled streets. Get more details

Amenities:

34-acre country park
Woodland walks
Multi-use games area and fitness trail
Allotments, orchards and wellness gardens
New primary school adjacent to development

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Local Area

Nearby shops and restaurants:

High Wycombe has popular family restaurants such as Bill’s, Wagamama and Pizza Express for a casual meal. Independent boutique cafés offer an array of coffees, lunches and teatime treats; including the Vanilla Pod Café Patisserie, Tin Kitchen and The Front Room. There are pubs, such as The Squirrel and The Dashwood Arms, which are well-known for their food, and a feast of global cuisines: Thai, African, Sri Lankan, Indian, Japanese, Polish, Italian and American. Just a few minutes from Abbey Barn Park is Marlow, where Tom Kerridge’s two Michelin-starred The Hand and Flowers and one Michelin-starred The Coach can be found, for delicious food in a relaxed setting. The Chiltern villages also have some great eateries.