Located within the highly sought after Buckinghamshire village of Chalfont St Giles, this is an idyllic place where serenity and connectivity harmoniously coexist. Dating back to before the Doomsday Book, Chalfont St Giles was once home to Milton, renowned author of Paradise Lost.

This thriving village is home to a variety of independent shops and restaurants offering a range of amenities including pubs, a supermarket, library, doctor's surgery, dentist, Post Office, newsagents, butcher and baker. Larger supermarkets and a broad range of chains and independent shops can be found in other desirable towns nearby such as Amersham, Beaconsfield and Gerrards Cross.

The area is also home to a variety of exceptional world-class restaurants. Nomadic Diners, the highly sought-after immersive woodland dining experience, is a mere walk away. Whilst The Fat Duck in Bray, Three Oaks in Gerrards Cross, Artichoke in Old Amersham, The Greyhound in Beaconsfield and The Coach in Marlow are all Michelin starred and located within a 30-minute drive.

Education in the area is of the highest standard, with both private and state schools earning excellent ratings. The Beacon School in Amersham and Heatherton House in Amersham are highly regarded private options. Chalfont St Giles Infant School & Nursery and Dr Challenor’s Grammar School & High School are also conveniently located nearby, with Eton College and Harrow School just 30 miniutes away.

Those seeking an internationally acclaimed education can find ASC International School in Hillingdon, less than 10 miles away. In nearby Gerrards Cross there are private schooling options abound. For girls there is Maltmans Green School and St Mary’s School, while Thorpe House School and Gayhurst School are excellent choices for boys. More information about schools in the area can be found here.

Nearby leisure facilities include numerous golf clubs and Chalfont St Giles tennis club, as well as excellent facilities for bowling, cricket, football, cycling, gyms and several health clubs including David Lloyd. The rolling countryside of the Chiltern Hills provides a vast outdoor amenity for residents, with many miles of walking and cycling trails across paths, fields and through ancient woodlands.