65 High Street

A town centre mixed-use development comprising three two-bedroom residential flats and one commercial unit.

The Opportunity

65 High Street adds a well-located mixed-use property to the portfolio, combining residential accommodation with commercial space in the centre of Aylesbury.

The property provides a mix of income streams across both residential and commercial use, supporting the company’s long-term approach to maintaining a balanced and practical rental portfolio.

Its town centre location also makes it a strong fit for tenants looking for convenient access to local amenities, services and transport links.

The Approach

The property is held as part of the wider Barbara (Aylesbury) Limited portfolio, with a focus on long-term occupancy and consistent management.

The site comprises:

  • Three two-bedroom residential flats
  • One commercial unit
  • A central Aylesbury location
  • A mixed-use layout supporting both residential and commercial rental demand

The property adds diversity to the portfolio while maintaining the company’s focus on well-located rental assets.

Outcome

65 High Street is currently fully occupied across its residential and commercial units.

The property continues to provide stable rental value as part of the company’s long-term portfolio.

Value Created

  • Fully occupied portfolio asset
  • Mixed-use property in Aylesbury town centre
  • Three two-bedroom residential flats
  • Additional commercial rental space
  • Diversification across residential and commercial use
Barbara Aylesbury Limited
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