Newland Park
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Overview
Newland Park is a new development by Comer Homes in Chalfont St Giles in Buckinghamshire, England HP8.
The development is set on 200 acres of historic private gated grounds offering new-build houses and apartments next to a grand Grade II listed Georgian era mansion house.
The new homes are available exclusively through sole agents Hamptons.
The first phase launched in October 2022 includes semi-detached houses and Pankhurst Collection of two and three-bedroom ground floor and duplex apartments.
The interior design of each home will reflect the prominent surroundings and refined history of the site, with bespoke handmade furniture specially curated to create the highest quality finishes. The high-grade specification will be integrated into the dedicated marketing suite, that will be present in the restored original manor house, to provide potential purchasers with a first-hand experience of how their new homes will look and feel.
A stunning David Lloyd health & wellness spa facility will be open to residents of Newland Park, as well as members of the local community. The state-of-the-art spa centre will provide a swimming pool, tennis courts and Racquets Club, multi-sports pitches, Padel courts and tennis courts with an inflatable dome. There will also be a five-star spa, bar, restaurant and relaxation terraces.
Additionally, there will be ample underground parking, with the facility for electric charging units, whilst 24-hour security will be present across the site. There will also be a courtesy shuttle bus service in operation, exclusively for residents to local commuter stations and popular shopping destinations.
Newland Park will also offer residents direct access to expansive private grounds that will feature a mixture of landscaped and wild-planted gardens and parkland, as well as children’s play areas and modern sports facilities.
The expansive landscaped grounds that create the stunning backdrop of Newland Park have been restored to retain the design and layout created by eminent landscape designer Thomas Mawson in 1903.
The majority of Mawson’s grounds survive largely intact, with mature ornamental planting and an extensive formal drive from Chalfont St. Peter providing a good example of a traditional Chiltern estate. Thomas Mawson’s lifetime works include the Peace Palace Gardens at The Hague, The Rushton Hall Estate in Northamptonshire and the nearby Grade II listed Bushey Rose Garden in Hertfordshire.
Newland Park has been home to or welcomed a wide range of eminent figures. One of the most notable to frequent the manor house is King George III, who used to enjoy hunting on the grounds with then-owner Henry Gott. One such event is marked by a stone statue called Gott's Monument, erected to commemorate the death of a stag killed by the King.
Surrounded by thick woodland, Newland Park offers fantastic privacy, which once made the former estate the perfect safe haven for Emmeline Pankhurst and numerous Suffragette members. Under the ownership of politician and women’s rights advocate, Henry Devenish Harben and his wife Agnes Harben (founder of the United Suffragists) the house and grounds became a refuge for suffragettes from 1910 to 1921.
The calm and peaceful setting has also attracted numerous famous authors, poets and playwrights, such as acclaimed author H.G. Wells and Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw. The renowned poet John Milton, who would regularly walk the grounds, wrote the epic blank verse poem Paradise Lost when in residence at the nearby Milton’s Cottage.
Newland Park is in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, on the edge of the Chiltern Hills, close to good schools and excellent transport links close to Chalfont & Latimer and Chorleywood stations, which provide direct links into central London.
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The Grade II listed Newland Manor building is marked in yellow on the aerial site map below.
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