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Eastbrook Village

Development

Milton Keynes, MK16 0HR · View on map

Eastbrook Village is a new-build development by Berkeley at Milton Keynes MK16 0HR. It has 1 to 4-bedroom homes across 5 property types, with prices from £260,000. 12 homes are currently available.

Prices from£260,000
First move-insTBC
Property types5
Homes available12
Tenure -
Warranty -

Prices and availability updated 19 October 2026 by Berkeley.

Property types at Eastbrook Village

Each type has its own floorplan and specification. Open a type to see full details and availability.

1 bedroom apartmentApartment1–5 bedroom houses and apartments available. 160-acre country park, landscaped green spaces and sports pitches. Short drive to Central Milton Keynes. 30 minutes to London via train from Milton Keynes Central. 4 new schools and a new health hub on site. Energy efficient homes with EV parking. Cheapest home is property 114 (Eastbrook Village Phase 1A phase, estimated completion Q1 2028).
1 bed52 m²
From£260,0002 available
2 bedroom apartmentApartment1–5 bedroom houses and apartments available. 160-acre country park, landscaped green spaces and sports pitches. Short drive to Central Milton Keynes. 30 minutes to London via train from Milton Keynes Central. 4 new schools and a new health hub on site. Energy efficient homes with EV parking. Cheapest home is property 125 (Eastbrook Village Phase 1A phase, estimated completion Q1 2028).
2 bed68 m²
From£329,0001 available
2 bedroom houseHouse1–5 bedroom houses and apartments available. 160-acre country park, landscaped green spaces and sports pitches. Short drive to Central Milton Keynes. 30 minutes to London via train from Milton Keynes Central. 4 new schools and a new health hub on site. Energy efficient homes with EV parking. Cheapest home is property 149 (Eastbrook Village Phase 1A phase, estimated completion Q1 2028).
2 bed71 m²Drive
From£377,0001 available
3 bedroom houseHouse1–5 bedroom houses and apartments available. 160-acre country park, landscaped green spaces and sports pitches. Short drive to Central Milton Keynes. 30 minutes to London via train from Milton Keynes Central. 4 new schools and a new health hub on site. Energy efficient homes with EV parking. Cheapest home is property 74 (Eastbrook Village Phase 1A phase, estimated completion Q1 2027).
3 bed85 m²Drive
From£435,0004 available
4 bedroom houseHouse1–5 bedroom houses and apartments available. 160-acre country park, landscaped green spaces and sports pitches. Short drive to Central Milton Keynes. 30 minutes to London via train from Milton Keynes Central. 4 new schools and a new health hub on site. Energy efficient homes with EV parking. Cheapest home is property 72 (Eastbrook Village Phase 1A phase, estimated completion Q1 2027).
4 bed119 m²Drive
From£555,0004 available

About the development

Eastbrook Village offers 1-5 bedroom homes. Sustainable village living close to Milton Keynes and excellent transport. Discover green spaces and modern design. 1–5 bedroom houses and apartments available. 160-acre country park, landscaped green spaces and sports pitches. Short drive to Central Milton Keynes. 30 minutes to London via train from Milton Keynes Central. 4 new schools and a new health hub on site. Energy efficient homes with EV parking.

Key details

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Heating
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About the developer

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Berkeley

Berkeley was founded in 1976 and is one of the UK's best known developers of new homes, building medium to large-scale developments, mixed-use and regeneration schemes, riverside apartments and refurbished historic buildings across London and the South of England. Over time it grew into several brands (Berkeley, St Joseph, St James, St Edward, St George and St William) representing partnerships with other organisations; St James (founded in 1996 with Thames Water to regenerate redundant waterworks) and St William (founded in 2014 with National Grid to transform former gasworks) are now part of the Berkeley brand.

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