Why move to Amersham?
It holds enduring appeal for those looking to escape the hectic pace of London life, providing a balance between rural and city living. Although there is a wealth of scenic countryside on the doorstep, the endless shopping, dining and entertainment opportunities of London are still only a short train journey away.
With a fantastic range of properties, Amersham is a great choice for those looking to buy or rent in Buckinghamshire. It is well positioned for exploring all that the county has to offer, from the nearby towns of Aylesbury and High Wycombe to the scenic landscapes of the Chilterns.
A little bit of history
The historic market town of Amersham has records dating from pre-Anglo-Saxon times and appeared in the Domesday Book of 1086. The town is split into two distinct areas; picturesque Old Amersham.
Green space
Amersham boasts several parks and recreation grounds, but the main draw is the glorious Chiltern Hills Area of Natural Beauty which surrounds the town. These sweeping hillsides and ancient woodlands offer an abundance of walking and cycling routes for those in need of fresh air and open space. A large portion of the land is maintained by the National Trust, including the historic house and grounds of Hughendon Manor, once home to Victorian Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli