Buying with Fine Homes Property

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Although I have ancestors who fought in the Boer War, I’m a local boy. I love this community, our countryside, and the people who, like me, call it ‘home’.

Helping you to find your next home gives me such joy because I know I’m helping introduce new neighbours to the best of Buckinghamshire and Bedfordshire.

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You might want the buzz of urban life in Milton Keynes. Perhaps you prefer market town living, like in Leighton Buzzard.

Further out into the countryside, try Great Brickhill, where even the dovecotes are in a historical style.

Little Brickhill and Bow Brickhill have the charm that only English villages can have. There are varied groups & activities throughout the year. Eaton Bray is similar, even hosting regular village cinema events and even an annual carnival.

If you love geography, you might find Soulbury is the right village for you. There’s an erratic glacial rock with several legends associated with it.

Animal lovers have plenty of choice in the local area. Newton Longville is the home of the Curly Tails Pig Sanctuary. Stoke Hammond welcomes visitors to Paper Mill Alpacas. Woburn has the famous Woburn Safari Park. Woburn Sands nearby is perfect for being close to it all, whilst maintaining the charm of rural England. The medieval quarry in Totternhoe is now a beautiful wildlife site.

Woburn was also known for its bricks, which were distributed all over the country. Drayton Parslow has a manufacturing history as well, famed for making church bells. The durable chalk from Totternhoe was used in constructing Westminster Abbey.

The village also used to be known for its bricks, which were distributed all over the country. Drayton Parslow has a manufacturing history as well, famed for making church bells. In Totternhoe, the durable chalk was used in constructing Westminster Abbey. The medieval quarry is now a beautiful wildlife site.

If you’re a movie buff, you might like Heath and Reach. The disused quarry here has been the set for more than one Hollywood blockbuster. Those cricketers among you may like to explore Cublington. Their cricket club has been going for 150 years. Winslow is another village of keen cricketers. Golfers should consider Tilsworth, which has its own club.

Stanbridge has a charming mix of property types with both bungalows and family homes. The lower school here has educated generations of local people.

Wing, like many of the other villages, has great schools and an interesting history. There is evidence of a temple having been on the same site, where the church now is, within the village for over 1300 years.