London Square has purchased land at Wilton Park for a development of 98 new homes in Beaconsfield in Buckinghamshire, one of the UK’s most popular market towns.
The developer has acquired a 13.8 acre parcel of land in the 99.5-acre Wilton Park estate, a former MOD Site, near the Chiltern Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and within a 25 minute commute of London.
London Square will deliver a range of high-quality family homes overlooking Beaconsfield Golf Course, with 49 beautifully designed houses alongside stylish low-rise apartments including affordable and private for sale units, plus parking spaces. Construction is expected to start in 2026.
Beaconsfield is a picturesque town with period buildings, a weekly market, flourishing independent shops and highly rated restaurants and pubs. The area also benefits from outstanding state and independent schools as well as leading higher education institutions such as Oxford University, Royal Holloway and Henley Business School.
Frequently voted as one of the best places to live and best market towns in the UK, Beaconsfield is supported by excellent transport links, with fast access to the M40 and M25, Heathrow Airport within a 25-minute drive and London and Oxford within quick reach by train.
Located next to the Beaconsfield Cricket Club and Beaconsfield Golf Club, the Wilton Park Estate lies at the eastern edge of the town and has outline planning permission for 350 homes, as well as a new public park, nursery, employment and community uses.
Adam Lawrence, Chief Executive, London Square, said: “Beaconsfield’s historic charm, thriving town centre, and proximity to the Chilterns make it one of the most sought-after towns to live in. We have a strong record in building homes in commuter towns and, at Wilton Park, we will deliver design-led homes and apartments that reflect the character and quality of this location.
“We expect strong demand from people looking for the best of both worlds, combining countryside living, a strong local community, excellent schools and fast access to the capital.”