Kingshill Gate

Snugly positioned between the peaceful hamlet of Great Kingshill and the vibrant centre of High Wycombe, the homes at Kingshill Gate are perfect for those looking to enjoy both town and country living.

About the area
For your practical needs, the hamlet of Great Kingshill provides you with a Spar convenience store, located a couple of miles from the development, and a couple of shops for those everyday essentials. A traditional British pub, the Red Lion, holds a warm welcome for visitors and locals and sits snugly beside the local common, which is also close to Kingshill Gate.
High Wycombe is just 1.5 miles away and offers wider choices, including retail, sport, leisure and entertainment.

Specification

Kingshill Gate is a stylish development of 3 & 4 bedroom homes, situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty. Snugly positioned between the peaceful hamlet of Great Kingshill and the vibrant centre of High Wycombe, these homes are perfect for those looking to enjoy both town and country living.

Directions

From Hazelmere & Amersham
Follow the A404 (Amersham Road) towards Wycombe until you reach the double roundabout.

Go straight over at the first roundabout, taking the first exit on the second, still following the A404.

The development is located on the right hand side at the next roundabout, just before Kingshill Road.

From Great Missenden & Great Kingshill
Follow the A4128 to Cryers Hill where you take a left hand turn into Four Ashes Road. 

Follow the road until you reach the junction with North Road, where you turn right.

Remain on Kingshill Road, until the road ends and take a left onto Amersham Road.

The development can be found immediately on the left.

From Wycombe & the M40
From the M40 junction, take the A404 towards Wycombe.

Proceed down Marlow Hill to the lights at the bottom, following the signs for Amersham A404.

This will take you through Wycombe and up Amersham Hill onto Amersham Road.

The development is located on the left hand side just after Kingshill Road, off the roundabout.

Shopping

For the larger, high street shops, head to High Wycombe. Shopping centres such as Eden and The Chilterns offer everything you'll need from clothing to homeware, and there are also a number of shops located in the town centre.    

Leisure

If you love walking, then you'll love exploring the beautiful countryside surrounding Great Kingshill. There is also a local Cricket Club, for those who love to watch or take part in the game.

With more choice on offer, the nearby town of High Wycombe provides facilities for both sport and entertainment. Whether you're searching for a gym, swimming pool or simply wish to be entertained by the latest film or theatre production, you're bound to find something suitable in and around the town centre. A cinema and bowling alley can be found in the Eden Shopping Centre, while the Wycombe Swan Theatre hosts comedy performances, plays and ballets.

Education

There are a number of schools within a short distance of the development, located in both Great Kingshill and High Wycombe. These include the Great Kingshill C of E Combined School, Pipers Corner Girls School and Holmer Green Senior School.

Transport

Whether for business or pleasure purposes, travel links are plentiful. High Wycombe's railway station offers regular and direct services to London Marylebone in as little as 37 minutes.* The M40 motorway passes to the south of the town and can be joined at Junction 4, around 3.5 miles from Kingshill Gate, giving easy access to the M25 and Heathrow Airport, which is around 21 miles away.

*Source: National Rail Enquiries.

Health

With several doctors, dentists and hospitals in the area you can rest assured that healthcare is never far from your door.

Whatever your needs, piece of mind is yours with a doctors' surgery, dental practice and the High Wycombe Hospital all within 2 miles of Kingshill Gate.

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