A family members' club with thoughtful spaces for parents, babies and children up to 12 years. Dedicated fitness and wellness areas, classes and care for children, and room for the whole family to eat, play and spend time together — set in a 1712 country estate with 4.7 acres and its own lake.
Opening 2027. 400 local families have already registered. Founding members pay £200 a month, frozen for life — limited to the first 100 families.
Lawns, a lake and walled gardens — with indoor play steps away, so rain never cancels the day.
Indoors across three buildings — play, fitness, dining, and rooms just for grown-ups.
Spaces designed age by age, from first steps in the crèche to big kids in the crash gym.
Right now your Saturday is a soft play booking in one app, a swimming lesson in another, a babysitter on WhatsApp and a cold coffee in the car between Chesham, Amersham and Berkhamsted.
The Bury puts everything inside one gate. Drop the kids at the crash gym or crèche, take a class or clear your inbox in a panelled study, then all meet for lunch by the lake. One subscription. One estate. Your village, rebuilt — in a house that's been here three hundred years.
Illustrative monthly spend, family of four with two children under 12.
Somewhere for the baby, somewhere for the seven-year-old, and — crucially — somewhere they are not allowed to follow you.
Padded, gated and calm at the edges — climbing, sliding and first wobbly steps for the under-4s, with somewhere warm for you to sit within arm's reach.
Registered care by the hour, included in your monthly hours. Leave them happily, take a class, come back to a painting.
The headline act. Foam pits, air tracks, spring floors and climbing walls in the estate's own stables — where kids fly, flip, fall and get straight back up. Coached sessions and free-play.
After school and all weekend: cooking, making, forest school and holiday camps. Curiosity first, screens nowhere.
Panelled studies, fireplaces, fast WiFi and a bar that opens at six. No buggies, no birthday parties, no one asking for a snack. Take the call, finish the chapter, have the conversation.
Reformer Pilates, yoga, barre and treatments — a full timetable timed around the crèche, so the hour is genuinely yours. No contracts, no treadmills, no strangers.
All-day dining that takes both palates seriously: proper coffee and a seasonal menu for you, food kids actually eat for them. Sunday roasts, birthday parties, high chairs without apology.
The bit no other club can build. Four and a half acres of lawn, mature trees and open water — a jetty to sit on, a meadow to lie in, dens to build and a summer that ends on the grass. Every rival in the Chilterns is a room off a car park; this is an estate.
The whole family's day, without leaving the estate.
Kids to crash gym coaching in the Stables. You to Pilates in the house. Everyone wins.
Little one to the crèche. Coffee on the loggia with the parents you actually like.
One table in the Family Kitchen, one order, zero "can we go to the one with the slide" negotiations.
Soft play and the gardens for them. A book by the lake, or a class in the Studio, for you.
Everyone's tired for the right reasons. Sunday: repeat, or don't. It'll be here.
Every membership includes access to the grounds, 2 classes, and the community. Add crèche hours as you need them.
Indicative pre-launch pricing — final packages confirmed with founding members.
Not a place you take the children and endure. A place where your day and theirs happen in the same building, and you stop choosing between them.
Some days home is too small, too quiet, or the kids simply need to be with you. The Bury gives you a proper place to work with your child close by.
Take calls in a focus booth. Run meetings in a private room. Step into the garden when you need air, or drop in on them at the crèche. Then back to work — one building, one commute, a full day done without missing them.
Book a table in the Family Kitchen and leave the children in the crèche or the activity centre for an hour. Long enough for a proper meal and an unhurried conversation — close enough that you can see them if you want to.
And if you'd like a glass of wine with it: our valet service will drive you and your car home. Nobody nominates a driver, nobody counts the minutes, nobody sits in a taxi queue at ten at night.
Multiple levels of parking on the estate. No circling the Old Town with a toddler asleep in the back, no meter running down while you're mid-coffee.
A different artistic or musical event every month — recitals on the lawn, exhibitions in the panelled rooms, live music in the hall. A reason to come back that isn't the same reason as last time.
Registered crèche hours included in your membership and bookable by the hour — for a work call, a class, a meal, or an afternoon that's yours.
Somewhere the whole family belongs — and nobody is waiting in the car.
Beyond the everyday — the occasions, the clubs and the small traditions a family builds around one place.
Private party rooms and the run of the grounds, with the food, the setting up and the clearing away done for you. Bring your people; we'll do the rest.
Saturday matinées and rainy-afternoon screenings in the house — beanbags, a proper screen, and somewhere warm for you to sit at the back.
Rooms for NCT reunions, baby groups and new-parent meet-ups — with a crèche next door, coffee that isn't from a machine, and nobody minding the noise.
Half-term and summer camps in the Stables and the grounds, so the holidays stop being a logistics problem.
Easter egg hunts in the walled garden, Halloween in the Stables, carols by the lake at Christmas. The things children remember.
Christenings, anniversaries and family gatherings in a listed house with four and a half acres — available to members and non-members alike.
Four and a half acres of lawn, water and old trees. Somewhere to sit still and do nothing at all — and somewhere to be moved.
Wild swimming and wood-fired tubs on the bank, a lakeside sauna, and a meadow to lie in. Family hours by day; adults only after six.
Sculpture along the water's edge and a seasonal exhibition programme in the panelled rooms — local artists and makers shown first.
Recitals on the lawn, folk and jazz in the hall, and a festival weekend each summer — with selected nights open to the town, not just to members.
The first 100 families become founding members. It costs nothing to register, and it is the only way to get the founding rate.
We'll be in touch soon with founding member news — and first swings on the crash gym.