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Local Properties in Buckinghamshire

Buckinghamshire is an attractive county to take your first step onto the property ladder. Numerous employment opportunities await you a small commute away in London. Residents of 'Bucks' have access to a wide range of country parks, manor houses and museums in the county itself. Meanwhile, a wide choice of excellent primary, secondary and tertiary educational establishments make Buckinghamshire ideal for growing families.

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Next Release Spring 2024

Eaton Leys

Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire MK17 9DN

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About Buckinghamshire

The mix of world-class entertainment venues, urban high streets and vast parks make West London a fantastic place to live.

Like most “Home Counties”, Buckinghamshire is somewhat defined by its proximity to London: many of its towns comprise the London commuter belt, giving the people of Bucks a vast array of employment – and leisure – opportunities.

But while the benefits of London can’t be denied, Buckinghamshire itself offers an array of unique attractions, from Silverstone Race Track to Pinewood Film Studios and Dorney rowing lake.

Most of the population live in large, vibrant towns such as Aylesbury and High Wycombe – both part of the rail network – while smaller, sleepier towns like Buckingham have grown much less due to being further from London and the railway. The county’s patch of the stunning Chiltern Hills offers further respite from the high pace of modernity.

For those looking to get on the property ladder through Shared Ownership, the county of Buckinghamshire offers everything you might need to live a pleasant life within striking distance of the capital.

Cliveden Garden, National Trust

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The Roald Dahl Museum in Great Missenden

Bletchley Park, Milton Keynes

Chess Valley, Chiltern Hills

Cliveden Garden, National Trust

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Discover some of the most popular landmarks and attractions in Buckinghamshire.

Roald Dahl Museum

Famed for his quirky and highly entertaining children’s books, Roald Dahl called Buckinghamshire his home – and featured many of the county’s people and places in his works. This small but fascinating museum is located in Great Missenden.

National Museum of Computing

Located just over the county border, the National Museum of Computing is part of Bletchley Park and features an extensive collection of historic computers, including a rebuilt Colossus.

Manor Houses and Mansions

Buckinghamshire is home to the Prime Minister’s plush country residence, Chequers, and many other opulent country houses. Among the must-visits are Cliveden House, Hughenden Manor and Waddesdon Manor.

Chiltern Hills

The idyllic Chiltern Hills are a stone’s throw from High Wycombe, and give residents access to some of the most quintessentially English countryside you’ll find anywhere. Enjoy walking, camping, bird watching and more.

Local Amenities in Buckinghamshire

For those seeking to buy a property through Shared Ownership, Buckinghamshire ticks all the right boxes.

Health services are easily accessible from towns such as High Wycombe and Aylesbury, as well as more rural locations.

Schools

Buckinghamshire is home to many highly regarded schools, including the country's highest-rated secondary, Beaconsfield High School. With high population density to the south of the county, there are numerous educational options available - making the county ideal for young families.

Transport

The county's south offers easy access to London via the M40 motorway and Chiltern Railways (the latter running from High Wycombe to Marylebone in just 35 minutes). For overseas trips, residents of Buckinghamshire are spoilt for choice, with several airports nearby: Heathrow (45 mins drive from High Wycombe), Luton (45 mins), Gatwick (85 mins), Stansted (85 mins). Even Birmingham International is but 95 minutes away.

Healthcare

Buckinghamshire is served by the usual array of NHS hospitals, GP surgeries, opticians and dentists. Private alternatives are numerous thanks to the county's proximity to the capital.