




Rickyard Cottage B&B is near Great Missenden and Prestood; though in a countryside haven in the Chiltern Hills it is close to High Wycombe and Aylesbury. Spacious converted barn: super-kingsize bed; comfortable reclining armchairs; view the hills and courtyard garden from your own terrace. Fresh farmhouse breakfast.; WiFi; 4 Star Silver Award





Greenhills self-contained apartment in Loosley Row near Princes Risborough comprises double bedroom, kitchen, living/dining area and bathroom. The living area can sleep an extra two people thereby accommodating up to 4 adults in total. It is in a village setting in the heart of the Chilterns 6 miles from High Wycombe. Book up on either self-catering or B&B basis.





Come and visit a beautiful area, just 30 miles from London! Ideal for a base to see a West End show, and enjoy a country weekend in relaxing surroundings as well! Ridgeway Lodge bed and breakfast is ideally situated: walk the Ridgeway Path; catch a train to work at locations between Birmingham and London; or get on the motorway network. Just 1 mile from the town centre.





Coppins B&B, on the edge of Princes Risborough, Buckinghamshire, is a perfect base from which to explore the Thames Valley, Oxford, London, Windsor, Stratford-upon-Avon and The Cotswolds. There is a good rail service to London and Birmingham. Within walking distance from the town centre. The Ridgeway National Trail is only 175 yards away. Ample off-road parking.





A bed and breakfast cottage, on the Ridgeway walking/cycling route, in idyllic and peaceful countryside surroundings on the Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire and Oxfordshire county borders. Tring, Wendover and Great Missenden are easily accessible. Great dining facilities nearby. You'll get the hospitality you would expect from people living in Olde England.





The Rising Sun, an historic country inn, offers B&B in a picturesque corner of Olde England in the Chiltern Hills. You'll stay in spectacular countryside with woodland, river and canal-side walks yet be only 45 minutes by rail from central London. The M4, M40 and M25 and Heathrow/Luton airports are all easily accessible. A fine menu and selection of traditional real ales.
The picturesque market town of Wendover is situated close to the Chiltern Hills in Buckinghamshire, England.
The town name is of Brittonic (Celtic) origin meaning "white waters". This name refers to the stream that rises in the nearby hills and flows through the middle of the town, bringing chalk deposits. The parish church of St Mary sits outside the town to the east on the hillside: a feature that is very common among towns with strong Celtic origins.
The Royal charter of 1464 gave authority to hold a weekly market which effectively upgraded Wendover to a town from a village.
Today Wendover is a popular commuter town for those working in London: due partly to the town's easy access to London by road, partly to the railway station in Wendover and partly because of the town's picturesque character.
Schools in Wendover: The John Hampden School, Wendover Church of England Junior School, The John Colet School and Wendover House School.
The town is twinned with Liffre in Brittany, France.
Famous people, past and present:
Nearby villages Cobblers Hill, Kings Ash, Little London, Concord, Scrubwood, Dean, Smalldean, Swan Bottom, The Hale, Wendover Dean, Wendover Marsh, Hazeldean, St Leonards, Halton, Ellesborough, Stoke Mandeville, Little Hampden, Weston Turville
Nearby towns: Aylesbury, Princes Risborough, Amersham, High Wycombe, Thame.
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