Hampden Fields West
From£420,000
- 3-5 beds
- 2-3 baths
- 1,243-1,461 sq ft
Development in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire HP22 5SZ
Deposit contribution, on 1 of 12 homes · 3 more
Taylor WimpeyLiving in Buckinghamshire
Living in Buckinghamshire, a local authority area in South East: its new homes, prices and builders, the neighbourhoods, schools and people, and what buying here costs, from today's listings and the official records.
- New homes for sale
- 131
- Developments
- 17
- Middle price
- £480,000
- Builders
- 9
Listings updated 12 Nov 2026
Hampden Fields WestTaylor Wimpey
Salden PlaceRedrow
Canal Quarter at KingsbrookBarratt HomesAbout Buckinghamshire
Buckinghamshire is a council area in South East England covering about four-fifths of the county of the same name, with Milton Keynes, in the north-east of the county, governed separately. Buckinghamshire Council is based in Aylesbury, and the other towns include High Wycombe, Chesham, Amersham, Beaconsfield, Marlow and Buckingham.
The area has many historic houses. The National Trust cares for Waddesdon Manor near Aylesbury, Hughenden Manor near High Wycombe, Claydon House, West Wycombe Park and Cliveden, as well as the landscaped gardens at Stowe near Buckingham. Chequers, the Prime Minister's country retreat, is here too, and old Chiltern buildings saved from demolition have been rebuilt at the Chiltern Open Air Museum near Chalfont St Giles.
The Chiltern Hills, a National Landscape of chalk escarpment, ancient woodland and chalk streams, cover the south. They reach 876 feet at Haddington Hill in Wendover Woods. From the River Thames, which forms part of the southern boundary, the land climbs gently to the hills and then drops more steeply on their northern side to the Vale of Aylesbury. The Ridgeway passes through, and an arm of the Grand Union Canal reaches Aylesbury.
Trains from the centre and south run into London Marylebone, on the Chiltern Main Line through High Wycombe and Beaconsfield and the line from Aylesbury, and the Metropolitan line of the London Underground reaches Amersham and Chesham. The M40 crosses the south, serving High Wycombe and Beaconsfield, and meets the M25, while the A404 serves Marlow and High Wycombe.
Written by NewHomeSearch and checked on 11 Nov 2026 against: Wikipedia: Buckinghamshire; Wikipedia: Buckinghamshire Council; Chilterns National Landscape: About the Chilterns
Buckinghamshire in brief
Buckinghamshire has 131 new homes for sale today across 17 developments from 9 builders, priced from £270,000 to £1,295,000. The middle asking price is £480,000.
That middle price is 5% below the South East middle of £504,725 and 20% above England's £399,995, across the new homes for sale in each.
Of the towns in Buckinghamshire, Newton Longville has the most new homes for sale (29), then Aylesbury (22) and Winslow (11).
3 more developments are coming soon: announced by their builders but not yet released for sale.
Where the new homes are
Every development with homes for sale in Buckinghamshire, at its lowest price, inside its boundary.
Boundaries from the ONS; map data from Ordnance Survey OS Open Zoomstack.
New homes in Buckinghamshire
3-bedroom homes are the most common, 43% of those for sale and 95% are houses. 39 homes came on the market in the last 30 days. 1 home (1%) is listed below its first price, by 3.1% in the middle. Where the floor area is stated, the middle price is £417 a square foot.
Taylor Wimpey
Salden Place
From£455,000
- 3-5 beds
- 2-3 baths
Development in Newton Longville, Buckinghamshire MK3 5LA
Deposit contribution, on 1 of 17 homes · 3 more
Redrow
Canal Quarter at Kingsbrook
From£390,000
- 3-4 beds
- 2 baths
Development in Buckinghamshire HP22 7BX
Deposit contribution, 5% builder-stated, on 6 of 19 homes · 6 more
Barratt Homes
Mallard Meadows at Winslow
From£374,995
- 3-5 beds
- 2-3 baths
Development in Winslow, Buckinghamshire MK18 3LY
Deposit contribution, £43,000 builder-stated, on 1 of 21 homes · 4 more
David Wilson Homes
Canal Quarter at Kingsbrook
From£385,000
- 3-4 beds
- 2 baths
Development in Buckinghamshire HP22 7BX
Deposit contribution, £30,000 builder-stated, on 0 of 24 homes · 6 more
David Wilson Homes
Moreton Fields
From£300,000
- 2-4 beds
- 2 baths
- 677-1,197 sq ft
Development in Buckingham, Buckinghamshire MK18 1GY
Assisted move, on every home
BellwayNew build prices in Buckinghamshire
The middle asking price of the homes for sale, by bedrooms and by kind of home.
New homes listed with HomePortfolio and on the builders’ own sites, today.
How Buckinghamshire compares
Sold prices, people, schools and costs, ranked among the council areas of England and Wales.
Where Buckinghamshire stands out
Each figure is placed among up to 318 council areas, from the lowest on the left to the highest on the right.
- GCSE Attainment 8 score55.514th highest of 295
- Households with no car11%29th lowest of 318
- Middle sold price£465,00043rd highest of 317
- Price change in a year+2.5%48th highest of 317
- Share of sales that were new homes2%51st highest of 318
- Sold price per square foot£45960th highest of 317
Market trends against South East
How Buckinghamshire fares among the council areas of South East on homes sold in the last twelve months.
- Middle sold price£465,00012th highest of 64 in the region
- Price change in a year+2.5%8th highest of 64 in the region
- Homes sold per thousand households2723rd lowest of 64 in the region
Sold prices from HM Land Registry Price Paid Data, people from the ONS Census, schools from Ofsted and the Department for Education, crime from data.police.uk, all via HomePortfolio, measured 10 Nov 2026.
Builders in Buckinghamshire
Taylor Wimpey has the most new homes for sale in Buckinghamshire: 35 homes across 4 developments, from £270,000. David Wilson Homes, Redrow and Bellway have the next most, of 9 builders in all.
- Taylor Wimpey4 developments35 homesFrom £270,000
- David Wilson Homes2 developments21 homesFrom £374,995
- Redrow2 developments21 homesFrom £375,000
- Bellway2 developments16 homesFrom £300,000
- Barratt Homes2 developments13 homesFrom £390,000
- Bovis Homes1 development8 homesFrom £434,995
- Bloor Homes1 development7 homesFrom £412,500
- Shanly Homes2 developments6 homesFrom £385,000
- Cala1 development4 homesFrom £935,000
New homes listed with HomePortfolio and on the builders’ own sites, today.
What buying in Buckinghamshire costs
At the middle asking price of £480,000, a home mover would pay £14,000 in stamp duty and a first-time buyer £9,000, on the rates in force today. A 5% deposit on that price is £24,000 and a 10% deposit £48,000. 56% of the homes for sale are priced at or under £500,000, the limit for first-time buyer relief. The Your First Home price cap in Buckinghamshire is £430,000: 34 homes for sale here are under it. 76 homes have a builder-stated incentive, most often stamp duty paid, assisted move and deposit contribution.
Before tax
What you could reachYour figures
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Everyday life near the new homes
What is within 1 mile of the 6 developments with the most homes.
Where to live in Buckinghamshire
The best place depends on what you need, so this compares rather than ranks: each neighbourhood and town with its new homes for sale today and their middle price.
Towns in Buckinghamshire
Best places to live in Buckinghamshire? The neighbourhoods compared
- Newton Longville29 homes · £525,000
- Aylesbury South East18 homes · £452,500
- Bierton, Kingsbrook & Wing12 homes · £493,750
- Winslow11 homes · £638,995
- Buckingham9 homes · £400,000
- Haddenham & Stone9 homes · £680,000
- Hazlemere7 homes · £690,000
- Aston Clinton & Weston Turville5 homes · £470,000
- Aylesbury East4 homes · £442,500
- Beaconsfield4 homes · £411,250
- Ridgeway East4 homes · £1,075,000
Living in Buckinghamshire: your questions
Answered from today's listings and the official rules.
How many new homes are for sale in Buckinghamshire?
131 new homes are for sale in Buckinghamshire today, across 17 developments from 9 builders. 3 more developments are coming soon.
Is Buckinghamshire a good place to live?
That depends on what you need from a place, so this guide sets out the figures rather than a verdict. For a new home, Buckinghamshire has 131 new homes for sale across 17 developments, the middle asking price £480,000 (5% below the South East middle). The guide also shows the schools near the new homes and their Ofsted outcomes, the people from the census, recorded crime, the everyday places within reach and what buying costs here.
What is the average price of a new build home in Buckinghamshire?
The middle asking price of the new homes for sale in Buckinghamshire is £480,000, and the lowest is £270,000. By bedrooms: 1 bedroom £387,500, 2 bedrooms £307,500, 3 bedrooms £447,498, 4 bedrooms £600,000, 5+ bedrooms £853,995.
Which builders are building new homes in Buckinghamshire?
Taylor Wimpey, David Wilson Homes, Redrow, Bellway, Barratt Homes and Bovis Homes, and 3 other builders have new homes for sale in Buckinghamshire today.
Which development in Buckinghamshire has the most homes for sale?
Hampden Fields West by Taylor Wimpey, with 12 homes for sale from £420,000. Then Salden Place by Redrow and Canal Quarter at Kingsbrook by Barratt Homes.
How much is stamp duty on a new build in Buckinghamshire?
On the middle asking price of £480,000, a home mover pays £14,000 and a first-time buyer £9,000, on the rates in force today. First-time buyer relief applies to homes priced at or under £500,000.
Are there new build incentives in Buckinghamshire?
Yes: 76 homes for sale in Buckinghamshire have a builder-stated incentive, most often stamp duty paid (29), assisted move (23) and deposit contribution (17). 1 home is also listed below its first price.
What are the best places to live in Buckinghamshire for new homes?
That depends on what you need from a place, so the guide compares its neighbourhoods rather than ranking them. By new homes for sale, the most are in Newton Longville (29 homes, middle £525,000), Aylesbury South East (18 homes, middle £452,500), Bierton, Kingsbrook & Wing (12 homes, middle £493,750). The lowest middle price is in Buckingham, at £400,000.
Which neighbourhoods in Buckinghamshire have new homes?
Newton Longville (29), Aylesbury South East (18), Bierton, Kingsbrook & Wing (12) and Winslow (11) have the most new homes for sale, of 11 neighbourhoods with homes.
What is the Your First Home price cap in Buckinghamshire?
£430,000. 34 new homes for sale in Buckinghamshire are under it today. The scheme is not open yet: its rules are on the scheme's page.