Builders in Beaconsfield

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Situated in the heart of Buckinghamshire, in the Chiltern Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Beaconsfield is surrounded by beautiful countryside, pretty Chiltern villages, farmhouses and grand country houses.

The picturesque old town, full of fine Georgian buildings was originally developed to serve coaching traffic en route to Oxford, and still retains its age-old charm. A friendly and welcoming Tuesday market and the annual fair, which has been held in May for over 735 years, help preserve the village atmosphere.

A very prosperous town, Beaconsfield is home to Bekonscot model village, the oldest model village in the world, and The National Film and Television School. The county has always been a great draw, with a very well-regarded selective grammar school educational system, complemented by a wide range of independent schools.

Beaconsfield is located within easy reach of the M40 and M25 motorways and its proximity to London make the town ideally situated for commuters. There are many pretty market towns in the area including Princes Risborough, Amersham, Gerrards Cross and Berkhamsted, with some wonderful countryside and attractive stretches of the River Thames. The most popular towns are well-known for their restaurants and bistros, and these are complemented with historic gastro pubs and traditional inns throughout the villages. For those wishing for a quieter life, pretty villages in the Chiltern Hills are close at hand, many adjoining open countryside offering delightful views and numerous walks and rides.