Buckinghamshire area guide

With plenty of scenic beauty and stunning properties, Buckinghamshire is an ideal place for those who want to experience both city life and country living. Located amongst the countryside with a picturesque landscape, this ceremonial English county is popular amongst homeowners.

From quaint villages to luxurious hotels offering gourmet cuisine, to its breathtaking natural appeal, Buckinghamshire is the perfect place for outdoor enthusiasts. The crown jewel of the county is the Chiltern Hills, designated as an AONB ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’ with its rolling hills, verdant valleys and mesmerising woodland.

Buckinghamshire has the most National Trust parks amongst all English counties, providing beautiful natural spaces for residents and tourists. Places such as Stowe Gardens and The Rye have a scenic appeal attracting tourists and filmmakers from all over the world.

With a well connected transport system, it is easy and convenient to reach London from Buckinghamshire. National Rail services offer quick commutes under an hour. Aylesbury, Amersham, High Wycombe and Milton Keynes are some of the well known stations with good links to London and the rest of the country. For instance, the direct train journey from High Wycombe to London Marylebone is just 27 minutes via the Chiltern Railways. For cultural attractions, The Roald Dahl Museum in Great Missenden honours the memory of the much-loved author. Aylesbury Waterside Theatre has a variety of shows, and towns like Buckingham and Milton Keynes host performances from both local and international artists.

Buckinghamshire's property market offers a wide range of homes, ranging from large houses with big gardens to small cottages with historical character. The county is also working to improve the future for its residents and businesses by concentrating on fresh ideas and sustainability to create a healthier environment. Buckinghamshire is an attractive place for both international residents and young professionals who want to enjoy the best of city living and the English countryside.