This select development is perfectly situated where country life meets city living, halfway between the peaceful hamlet of Great Kingshill and the vibrant centre of High Wycombe. The site we have carefully chosen for Kingshill Grange, which was once part of Bucks University, is in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, in the Green belt and surrounded by the glorious Chilterns. With over four hectares of the development being given over to green open space, you will be able to enjoy the great outdoors under the shade of mature oak and cedar trees.

Kingshill Grange is in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, in the Green belt and surrounded by the glorious Chilterns. The hamlet of Great Kingshill has a couple of shops for every day essentials and the traditional warm and welcoming Red Lion pub, which sits alongside the local common. For a greater choice of retail, sport, leisure and entertainment opportunities, High Wycombe is only around 1.5 miles away.

High Wycombe's documented history goes back to 970 and is famous for the part it played in the UK's paper and furniture industries. Today it's home to all the leading high street names, and has all the usual attractions of a large, successful town including coffee shops, cafes, restaurants and pubs. There’s also a handsome Georgian High Street. The beautiful Chiltern Hills can provide the whole family with endless days out in the fresh air: walking, cycling and riding all being widely undertaken. But there's so much more to the area around Taylor Wimpey's Kingshill Grange than that!


SHOPS
Great Kingshill has a couple of shops for everyday essentials and a convenience store close by. High Wycombe has many more shops to choose from. All the leading high street names you’d expect from a large town are available here, as well as a number of supermarkets. There are also out of town retail outlets at Cressex and Wycombe Marsh.Shops Distance (in miles)
Chilterns Shopping Centre 1.78
Chilterns Shopping Centre

SCHOOLS
There are a number of good schools surrounding Kingshill Grange, catering for all ages, these include Highworth County Combined School and Nursery, Little Kingshill Combined School, and Great Kingshill Church of England Combined School offering education to children up to eleven years of age.

Secondary and sixth form education can be found in High Wycombe at Cressex Community School, Wycombe High School for girls and John Hampden Grammar School for boys and The Royal Grammar School.Schools Distance (in miles)
Highworth Combined School & Nursery 0.68

TRANSPORT
If you have to travel for business or pleasure, 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 Grange. This gives easy access to the M25 and Heathrow Airport which is about 21 miles distant.  *Source - National Rail EnquiriesTransport Distance (in miles)
High Wycombe Railway Station() 1.59

HEALTH
Wycombe Hospital is less than three miles from Kingshill Park, and there are a number of doctors, medical centres and dentists close by in High Wycombe. Here you will also find a choice of well known opticians.

LEISURE
Nearby High Wycombe offers a great range of sport, leisure and entertainment opportunities, alongside a wide selection of coffee shops, cafes, restaurants and pubs. The town of High Wycombe has a very busy cinema scene, while the Wycombe Swan Theatre is reckoned to be one of the finest of its kind outside of the capital. All kinds of outdoor pursuits and activities can be enjoyed in the Chiltern Hills, and the region offers many pretty, traditional villages and grand country homes to explore. Also close by are the West Wycombe Caves, Bekonscot Model Village, the Rare Breeds Centre and the Chinnor and Princes Risborough Railway, where you can still enjoy travelling by steam train.

From Hazlemere & 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. 
Go straight over the next roundabout then take the right turn into Kingshill Road.
The development can be located on the left  hand side (after the turnings for Tower Street & Green 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. 
After a short drive, the development can be found on the right hand side.

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. Follow the road until you reach the left hand turn to Kingshill Road.
Turn into Kingshill Road, where the development can be located on the left  hand side (after the turnings for Tower Street & Green Road).