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Kingsbrook, Aylesbury — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Kingsbrook is a district on the edge of Aylesbury in Buckinghamshire, strung along Aylesbury Road past the Church of St James.
About Kingsbrook
Where to stay in Kingsbrook
Each area has its own feel; here's who each one suits.
Aylesbury Road is the axis. Kingsbrook has no hotel quarter of its own, so the sensible plan is a room in Aylesbury and a short trip out to the older frontages that line the road here, from Bierton House to Westdene. Burcott Lane offers the quieter alternative.
Church of St James marks the middle, and anyone walking from there passes Church Cottage With Attached Boundary Wall before the road settles into ordinary housing.
About Kingsbrook
What are the main landmarks in Kingsbrook?
The register runs along one road. Church of St James anchors it, with Church Cottage With Attached Boundary Wall named alongside, and the numbered houses of Aylesbury Road, 70 and 72 and 185 and the group at 105, 105A and 105B, carry the older grain of the place. Bierton House and Westdene complete the list. 3, Burcott Lane sits off the main line.
What is the history of Kingsbrook?
The buildings carry what record there is. Church of St James and Church Cottage With Attached Boundary Wall stand as the oldest named fabric on this ground, and the run of houses at 70, 72 and 185 Aylesbury Road shows how the settlement thickened along its through route. Bierton House and Westdene followed on the same frontage.
Kingsbrook sits within Aylesbury, in Buckinghamshire.
Where is Kingsbrook?
Kingsbrook lies within Aylesbury in Buckinghamshire, its ground gathered around Aylesbury Road, with Burcott Lane branching away from it.
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Updated September 2026