Aspley Guise, Bedfordshire

Flower Delivery to Aspley Guise, with Clare Florist

Directly adjoining Woburn Sands in the Borough of Milton Keynes in Buckinghamshire, Aspley Guise is centred about six miles east by south-east of Milton Keynes and around one mile south of the junction 13 of the M1 motorway. Located on the west of Central Bedfordshire, Aspley Guise has its own railway station with three calling points from Bletchley's on the West Coast Main Line.

Fans of historic structures will enjoy what the village centre has to offer – it has 29 listed buildings in total. Couples who enjoy viewing buildings from the past can book an accommodation and spend a romantic getaway here. Those who want to be extra romantic to their partners can buy some Aspley Guise flowers to set the right tone. If not, there's always the option to send flowers to Aspley Guise as well.

HISTORY

The first record of Aspley Guise is in 969 where King Edgar (the Peaceable) granted 15 hides to his thegn Alfwold.

By 1086, the Domesday Book listed the parish having 25 household, five of which were for serfs. Aspley was recorded as covering a large tract of agricultural land and was held by Leofeva of Earl Waltheof before the conquest. Acard of Ivry was the contemporary manor owner.

During the medieval period, much of the cultivated land was held by Aspley Manor.

LANDMARKS & ATTRACTIONS

If you and your partner both love historic architecture, there's no better place to spend a holiday than Aspley Guise. All you need is to get some flowers in Aspley Guise and present them to your partner and you're off to a good start. While there are notable structures within Aspley itself, there are nearby attractions worth visiting too.

On that note, here's a list of some of the best attractions to see in and around Aspley:

St Botolph's Church – a medieval Anglican church dedicated to St Botolph. It is a Grade II listed structure.

Aspley House – built in 1695 in the Sir Christopher Wren style. This is the largest dwelling in the village and is Grade II listed by the Department of Environment. The house was built for William Norcliffe and is considered a “small country house” by the Department.

Guise House – an impressive residence located on Church Street. It's another Grade II listed structure and called by the architect of the Department of Environment as a “small country house.” It's believed to have been constructed in the 18th century.

This Old House – this is one of the oldest properties left in Aspley. Standing in The Avenue, the property was built around 1575 for Edmund Harding. It earned a Grade II listed status in 1952.

Whether you have a friend or family member celebrating a joyous occasion in their life, why not congratulate them when you send flowers to Aspley Guise? Through us, you can select from a wide variety of floral arrangements suited for a bunch of different occasions – birthdays, anniversaries, Mother's Day, Valentine's Day and so much more. We also guarantee next-day delivery when you order flowers for delivery to Asplay Guise from us! So, put a smile on the face of people you love with a simple but beautiful bouquet.

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