About The Hall Barn Estate
Maintaining Beaconsfield’s character and supporting sustainable growth
The Hall Barn Estate has been a central part of Beaconsfield’s history for centuries.
Hall Barn House was built by the poet and politician Edmund Waller in 1680 and has been in the ownership of the Lawson family and their descendants since the late 19th century.
Over the generations, the Estate has evolved without losing touch with its historical legacy. In 1970 the house was restored to its original 1680 footprint, and the Estate remains a vital steward of Beaconsfield’s landscape and heritage. Today, Hall Barn Estate continues to play a significant role in shaping the town’s future, committed to maintaining Beaconsfield’s character while supporting sustainable and thoughtful growth.
This project reflects the Estate’s long-standing relationship with the town and its desire to deliver homes and spaces that enhance the community for generations to come.
For more information on the Estate please visit www.hallbarnestate.co.uk
About Redrow Homes
Creating a neighbourhood that reflects Beaconsfield’s history and supports local need
Redrow is one of the UK’s largest and most respected housebuilders, recognised for creating thriving communities and award-winning homes. Now part of Barratt Redrow plc, Redrow continues to operate under its well-established brand, with a strong focus on placemaking, sustainability and design excellence.
All homes proposed for Beaconsfield will be delivered in Redrow’s distinctive Heritage Collection style – inspired by traditional Arts & Crafts architecture and carefully designed to blend harmoniously with their surroundings.
The partnership between Hall Barn Estate and Redrow brings together local stewardship and national expertise, working collaboratively to create a new neighbourhood that reflects Beaconsfield’s rich history, supports local needs, and sets a high standard for sustainable development.
For more information on Redrow Homes please visit www.redrow.co.uk
