[2] Quarrendon's site is now a large area of fields and riverside meadows that provide green space between Meadowcroft and Central on the outskirts of the town of Aylesbury.

Visible in these fields and meadows are the remains of a medieval village, a church, a manor house and its moat and a Tudor water garden.

At this time the village consisted of farmsteads which were clustered around irregularly shaped greens, linked to each other, to their fields and to Aylesbury by sunken roadways.

On the western edge of the pasture is a considerable flat area crossed by a wide street, this may represent pens and a drove way.

Sir Henry replaced parts of the deserted medieval village with an elaborate rabbit warren as well as a grand water garden with elevated embanked walkways.