The Parish of Kents Hill & Monkston is situated in a sought after area of Milton Keynes, within easy reach of the city centre, which about 4 Km away and is easily & quickly accessible both by car and by bus.
The area is on the eastern flank of the city, close to J14 and J13 of the M1 and to the A421 one of the major east-west links between Oxford, Buckingham and Bedford.
The railway line to Bedford runs close by, with the nearest station at Woburn Sands about 4 km away. The main London Euston to the north line runs through central Milton Keynes at the railway station/ bus station complex to the west of CMK.
Housing provided in the Parish has been built in the last 12 years or less by a variety of developers. Accomodation ranges from single bedroom flats to 5 bedroom/double garage family homes. A number of housing associations provide housing for rent. Monkston Park is just coming towards the end of its development, probably to be completed about early 2009.
The living space has been given a feeling of openness by the provision of large areas of parkland and playing fields within the grid squares. Monkston & Kent's Hill both have thriving and well used community centres.
There are churches, one in Milton Keynes Village (traditional Anglican) Minister is Reverend Susan Jackson
.....and one in Kents Hill. This Church building is shared by two congregations. There is an Anglican and Free Churches Congregation whose services start at 9.30 a.m. on Sundays and a Catholic Congregation whose services start at 11.30 on Sundays. These church are Churches together in Walton and with St, Mary's Church in Wavendon form a local eccumenical partnership.
Monkston & Kent's Hill are very close to the major out of town shopping area know as Kingston. Here you will find a TESCO EXTRA Superstore, Marks & Spencer, Mamas & Pappas, Next, Boots the Chemist, travel agents, a several other convenience stores.
Kingston Centre for shops and services, pub, fast food, and Tesco Extra Superstore
To the rear of the shopping area is a community day nursery, a nationally rated table tennis centre and a thriving gymnasium catering for all ages
There are churches, one in Milton Keynes Village (traditional Anglican) Minister is Reverend Susan Jackson
.....and one in Kents Hill. This Church building is shared by two congregations. There is an Anglican and Free Churches Congregation whose services start at 9.30 a.m. on Sundays and a Catholic Congregation whose services start at 11.30 on Sundays. These church are Churches together in Walton and with St, Mary's Church in Wavendon form a local eccumenical partnership. 
