The former Buckinghamshire County Council offices in Aylesbury are set to be reimagined into a new set of apartments.

Developer Oakford Homes has announced plans for The County Apartments, a development of 46 homes in Aylesbury which will include a mix of one and two-bedroom properties.

The new apartments will be built behind the building’s original neo-Georgian façade, which will be preserved as part of the project.

The scheme includes both heritage apartments within the 1920s structure and a thoughtfully designed rear extension.

Gary Mellish, director of residential development and investment at Hamptons, said: "We are absolutely delighted to be partnering with Oakford Homes once again, this time on The County Apartments in Aylesbury.

"Our collaboration brings together shared values of quality, attention to detail, and customer satisfaction.

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"Oakford Homes has an outstanding reputation for delivering thoughtfully designed properties of the highest quality and finish.

"We are proud to support them in bringing this exciting new scheme to market and look forward to helping prospective buyers discover the real sense of quality behind everything it has to offer."

Prospective buyers are encouraged to step inside the show home and register their interest through Hamptons. 

The apartments are expected to appeal to commuters, offering fast, direct rail services to London Marylebone via the Chiltern line.