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Berryfields, Aylesbury — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Berryfields is a major development area north-west of Aylesbury in Buckinghamshire, built out toward Fleet Marston and the Akeman Street line.
About Berryfields
Where to stay in Berryfields
Where you base yourself shapes the visit — here's the character of each area.
This is new ground. Berryfields is a Major Development Area rather than an old village centre, so hotel stock sits in Aylesbury itself, a short run back into town, while the estates here supply houses, schools and the roads between them. Weedon Hill, adjacent and to the east, is the same story.
Book in Aylesbury; drive out here.
About Berryfields
What are the main landmarks in Berryfields?
The old things sit at Fleet Marston. St Mary's Church, Fleet Marston stands among fields that also hold the remains of the Roman settlement at Fleet Marston along Akeman Street Roman road, a line of ground far older than any of the new streets nearby. Deserted villages and Civil War earthwork survive on the same fields.
Look low, not up.
What is the history of Berryfields?
Two ages share this ground. Akeman Street Roman road ran past Fleet Marston long before Aylesbury spread, and the remains of the Roman settlement at Fleet Marston, together with the deserted villages and Civil War earthwork, record centuries of use before the Major Development Area was drawn. St Mary's Church, Fleet Marston kept the parish through it.
Berryfields and Weedon Hill are the newest layer, two housing projects laid over Buckinghamshire farmland on the north-west side of Aylesbury.
Where is Berryfields?
Berryfields occupies open Buckinghamshire ground north-west of Aylesbury, with Weedon Hill adjacent and to the east and the Fleet Marston fields beyond.
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Updated September 2026