Wycombe is situated in the South of Buckinghamshire, midway between London and Oxford. Surrounded by the Chiltern Hills the area is notable for its fine countryside, much of which is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Outside of the main towns, including High Wycombe, the Thames-side town of Marlow, Amersham and Beaconsfield, the area contains a pleasing mix of attractive villages and broad leaf woodland.

Benefiting from a progressive local council Wycombe maintains a caring community, a healthy environment and a thriving economy. A prime location in the Southeast of England with direct access to the M40 and close to the M4, punctual and reliable Chilterns rail-links providing services between London (Marylebone station 35 minutes away) and Birmingham (1 hour 40 minutes away), and close proximity to Heathrow, Luton, Gatwick and Stansted airports, Wycombe is perfectly placed for commuters and local businesses. With a range of industrial estates and business parks, Wycombe boasts tremendous business diversity and is home to many multi-national blue chip companies. This is reflected in Wycombe’s employment figures, one of the highest in the country.

Whether renting or buying High Wycombe offers every conceivable type of accommodation from grade-listed cottages, Victorian terraces, new housing both detached and starter home, modern purpose built flats or character conversions, in rural, town or country settings, your choice is huge

For educational needs High Wycombe is exceptional for all age groups with many schools topping the educational league tables, and home to a spectrum of educational institutes including grammar, comprehensive, faith schools, special needs and of course the Buckinghamshire Chilterns University.

In addition to the opportunities to enjoy the areas exceptional natural environment, Wycombe offers a wide range of sports and leisure centres, parks, rivers and recreation grounds. The principal entertainment venues include the Wycombe Swan theatre, cinema multiplex, Wycombe Summit which is Britain’s longest dry ski slope and a wide variety of restaurants and café’s in the cosmopolitan town centre. Visit many local country estates and gardens such as Hughenden Manor or descend into the ancient Hell-Fire caves, the inspiration behind the film The Dead Poets Society. There is also outstanding choice for shoppers in Wycombe’s historic high streets, coupled with the open-air town centre market, modern shopping centres and supermarkets. 
 
Moving to the Wycombe area would be a wonderful life choice. Visit us at 23 Crendon Street, High Wycombe and let us help you to find what you’re looking for and make the experience of relocation as stress free as possible.