
Welcome to Crest Nicholson’s proposals for Shenley Park
Following our public consultation which ran from 20th May to 17th June 2023, Crest Nicholson has now submitted plans for Shenley Park, which is allocated for development within the adopted Vale of Aylesbury Local Plan.
An outline planning application has been submitted to Buckinghamshire Council and Milton Keynes City Council. We have also submitted an application for an access point to serve the development to Milton Keynes City Council.
This website provides you with all of the latest information on plans to create up to 1,265 new homes, a care home / extra care facility, a new primary school and nursery, a mixed-use local centre, and open spaces which provide for biodiversity and recreation.
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Crest Nicholson is pleased to be bringing forward plans for Shenley Park, which is allocated for development in the adopted Vale of Aylesbury Local Plan.
This consultation website provides you with all of the latest information on plans to create up to 1,265 new homes, a care home / extra care facility, a new primary school and nursery, a mixed-use local centre, and open spaces which provide for biodiversity and recreation.
The provision of local amenities includes new outdoor sports facilities, a community facility and a range of commercial spaces to both support the development and meet local needs.

VIEW OUR APPLICATION
You may view our application and accompanying documents in more detail on the respective council planning portals.
Buckinghamshire
Reference: 23/02180/AOP
Milton Keynes
Reference: 23/01610/OUT
Resident Feedback
Our public consultation which ran from May – June 2023 saw significant public interest with 357 pieces of feedback received.
Below are some of the themes and issues that were expressed by Buckinghamshire and Milton Keynes residents.
The key points raised by Buckinghamshire residents include:
- Traffic concerns along Shenley Road / Stock Lane / Bottledump Roundabout and High Street
- Questions around secondary education spaces and need for increased capacity
- There is a need for strong landscape buffering, as well as some questions around building heights
- The development represents an expansion into Milton Keynes
- Questions around the cumulative impact of other nearby parcels/sites on the rural character
- Preference for a healthcare facility on site
- Preference to see more detailed plans
The key points raised by Milton Keynes residents include:
- Questions raised over the H6 access from residents, due to potential disruption, traffic and loss of green space
- Construction impact
- Preference for a healthcare facility on site
- Preference to see more detailed plans
- The development places housing on Milton Keynes’ border
- Questions around landscaping and buffering on the Milton Keynes boundary