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Whitehouse Park
Queen Eleanor Place
Queen Eleanor Place, Whitehouse, located conveniently off Watling Street sits midway between the City Centre and charming Stony Stratford.
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Address
Whitehouse Park, Milton Keynes, MK8 1EF
Description
Queen Eleanor Place, Whitehouse occupies the prime location just off Watling Street and is approximately 3 miles from the City Centre and picturesque Stony Stratford, known as the Jewel of Milton Keynes.
The development, built on former farmland, benefits from easy access to the train station, an excellent selection of schools, various major supermarkets, independent local stores , farmers market and many more amenities for the home owners convenience.
Throughout Whitehouse Park you will discover a large number of open space areas along with scenic walks and a good selection of activity areas catering for all ages.
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Area Guide
Set in the heart of the beautiful Buckinghamshire countryside, Milton Keynes offers excellent choice for all, from the culture buff to sports enthusiast, youngest adventurers to the lifelong learners taking advantage of the Open University.
The commuter is well served with the M1 motorway network just a few miles away, rail links take you into the Capital in just an hour and as an alternative Birmingham New street in a similar time.
Three major airports are within easy reach, London Luton only 30 minutes with Birmingham International and Heathrow approximately 1 hour away.
A purpose built network of cycle and pathways, known as Redways traverse the city giving pedestrians and cyclists quick and safe access to the many delights of Milton Keynes.
