A developer has launched a consultation asking for the public’s views on a 195-home housing development in the Aylesbury Vale area.

Bloor Homes is looking to construct nearly 200 dwellings near Aston Clinton. The developer, based in the south of England, has revealed plans to build a new neighbourhood off Buckland Road and Lower Icknield Way.

If approved the homes would fall in the Buckland region, and could potentially double the size of the small parish which has a population of just over 700 people.

Bloor Homes advises that the properties would be built on land which does not have Green Belt status and is near to shops and other services.

An artist's impression of what the development in Aston Clinton could look like.

placeholder image — An artist's impression of what the development in Aston Clinton could look like.

Under its current plans, which have not yet been submitted for approval, 25% of the buildings would be sold as affordable as per the Government definition.

Bloor Homes advises that a third of the site will be retained as green space. The developer is looking to create children’s play areas and an orchard inside the development.

The housing company has set up a portal where residents can share their views on the development on its website here.

Katie Coles, Strategic planning manager at Bloor Homes, said: “We are delighted to be bringing forward proposals to help deliver new affordable homes and green space in a sustainable location outside of the Green Belt and within walking and cycling distance of a range of amenities across Buckland, Aston Clinton and the wider area.

“We look forward to hearing from the local community as our proposals continue to take shape. We would encourage everyone with an interest to visit the project website, find out more and share their views."

Bloor Homes is looking to submit an outline planning application to Bucks Council later this year.