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Chesham Area Guide INTRODUCTION EDUCATION LEISURE HEALTH OTHER Why Chiltern Relocation loves Chesham: Chesham is in the heart of the Chesham Chilterns countryside yet has a huge range of amenities on offer within the town. The local markets provide a community feel and give the town area guide a real buzz. Located in south-eastern Buckinghamshire and the largest town in the Chiltern District, Chesham lies in a steep-sided valley 28 miles north-west of London. Chesham has excellent transport links as it is at the end of the Distances Metropolitan line and the mainline over ground trains into London are just Heathrow 23 Miles 34 minutes ten minutes away from Amersham station. Gatwick 60 Miles 1 hour and 8 minutes The pedestrianised cobbled High Street is the location for the general M25 22 minutes market held every Wednesday and Saturday, the monthly Street Market M40 25 minutes (every second Saturday) and Local Produce market (every fourth Saturday). Train Chesham - Marylebone The High Street offers many independent shops, cafes and restaurants as 55 minutes well as many national retailers and coffee shops. Chiltern Relocation Chesham boasts a wide range of leisure facilities including a large leisure Call us now to discuss your needs. centre with two indoor pools, an open air swimming pool, the Elgiva Theatre and Cinema, and the 36 acre Lowndes Park in the heart of the t +44 (0) 1494 672086 town. Lowndes Park provides a range of children’s play areas for all ages, m +44 (0) 7718 533722 a multi-sports court and a skateboard park. The park is also the site of [email protected] many town events, including charity fun runs and the annual Schools of Chesham Carnival. www.chilternrelocation.com © Chiltern Relocation Ltd 2015 There are excellent schooling options within Chesham at primary and secondary level making the town very popular with families. INTRODUCTION EDUCATION LEISURE HEALTH OTHER Chesham State Primary School Chesham Bois Church of 128, Bois Lane, Chesham Bois, Amersham, HP6 6DE Education England 01494 726901 | www.cheshamboisschool.co.uk Brushwood Junior School Brushwood Road Chesham HP5 3DW | 01494786023 www.brushwood-jun.bucks.sch.uk Chiltern Relocation Elangeni School Woodside Avenue, Chesham Bois, Amersham, Bucks. HP6 6EG | 01494 721436 | www.elangeni.bucks.sch.uk Call us now to discuss your needs. Chartridge Combined Codells Lane Chartridge Chesham | 01494 837498 t +44 (0) 1494 672086 School www.chartridge.bucks.sch.uk m +44 (0) 7718 533722 Ley Hill School Ley Hill Chesham HP5 1YF | 01494 784205 www.leyhillschool.org.uk [email protected] Thomas Harding Junior Fullers Hill Chesham HP5 1LR | 01494782211 www.chilternrelocation.com School www.thomasharding.org.uk Waterside Combined Black Horse Avenue Chesham HP5 1QU © Chiltern Relocation Ltd 2015 School 01494 786608 | www.waterside.bucks.sch.uk Private Primary School Girls Heatherton House 10 Copperkins Lane Amersham HP6 5QB School 01494 726433 | www.heathertonhouse.co.uk Boys The Beacon School Chesham Bois, Amersham, HP6 5PF 01494 432764 | www.beaconschool.co.uk Co-Ed Gateway School High Street, Great Missenden, HP16 9AA 01494 862407 | www.gatewayschool.org Boys Chesham Prep Chesham Bucks HP5 3QF | 01494 782619 School www.cheshamprep.co.uk INTRODUCTION EDUCATION LEISURE HEALTH OTHER Chesham State Senior School Boys Grammar Dr Amersham Chesham Road, AmershamHP6 5HA Education Challoners 01494 787500 www.challoners.com Girls Grammar Dr Little Chalfont Cokes Lane, Little Chalfont HP7 9QB Chiltern Relocation Challoners 01494 763296 www.challonershigh.com Call us now to discuss your needs. Co-ed Grammar White Hill Chesham HP5 1BA t +44 (0) 1494 672086 Chesham Grammar 01494 782854 www.cheshamgrammar.bucks.sch.uk m +44 (0) 7718 533722 Co-ed Secondary Chiltern Chartridge Lane Chesham HP5 2RG [email protected] Hill Academy 01494 782066 www.chilternrelocation.com www.chilternhillsacademy.co.uk © Chiltern Relocation Ltd 2015 Private Senior School CoEd Berkhamsted Kings Campus, Kings Road Berkhamsted, HP4 3BG 01442 358166/7 www.berkhamstedschool.org/Home-Girls INTRODUCTION EDUCATION LEISURE HEALTH OTHER Chesham Restaurants The Drawingroom Francis Yard, Chesham HP5 1DG 01494 791691 Leisure Guidos 1 South Road Amersham HP6 5LX 01494 725 846 Shangri La 154 Broad Street, Chesham HP5 3ED, 01494 771864 Papad 131 Broad Street, Chesham 01494 783121 Chiltern Relocation Call us now to discuss your needs. Pubs and inns The Swan Ley Hill, Chesham HP5 1UT, England 01494 783075 t +44 (0) 1494 672086 The Queens Head Church Street Old Chesham, HP5 1JD 01494 778690 m +44 (0) 7718 533722 The Black Cat Lye Green, Chesham HP5 3LF 01494 773966 [email protected] The Crown Ley Hill, Chesham HP5 1uY 01494783910 www.chilternrelocation.com The Black Horse The Vale, Chesham HP5 3NS 01494 784656 Gyms © Chiltern Relocation Ltd 2015 Fit4less 99 High Street Chesham 0844 770 7814 The Black Horse The Vale, Chesham HP5 3NS 01494 784656 Chesham Moor Moor Road Chesham 01494 776975 Gym and Swim INTRODUCTION EDUCATION LEISURE HEALTH OTHER Chesham Sports Cricket The Meadow, Amy Lane, Chesham, HP5 1NE Leisure Sports Centre White Hill, Chesham, Bucks, HP5 1BB Telephone: 01494 791 779 | Gym: 01494 792 790 Gliding Booker Gliding Centre, Wycombe Air Park, Marlow, Bucks. Chiltern Relocation www.bookergliding.co.uk Call us now to discuss your needs. Golf Chesham and Ley Hill Golf Club, Ashridge Lane, Latimer 01494 784 541 t +44 (0) 1494 672086 m +44 (0) 7718 533722 Music Theatre The Elgiva, St Mary’s Way, Chesham 01494 582900 [email protected] The Drawing Room Francis Yard East St, Chesham 01494 791691 www.chilternrelocation.com © Chiltern Relocation Ltd 2015 Dance Taylor School of Linden Cottage, Amersham Road Chalfont St. Giles HP8 Dancing 4RX 01494 874494 Amersham Dance St Michael’s Church Hall | 01494 872838 Studio INTRODUCTION EDUCATION LEISURE HEALTH O THER Chesham Dentists York House Dental 247-249 Berkhamsted Rd Chesham, HP5 3AS Health Surgery 01494 783874 Chess House Dental 105 High Street Chesham, HP5 1DE Surgery 01494 771856 Chiltern Relocation Market Square Dental 16 Red Lion St Chesham HP5 1EZ Call us now to discuss your needs. Practice 01494 792810 t +44 (0) 1494 672086 Doctors m +44 (0) 7718 533722 Chess Medical Centre 260-290 Berkhampstead Road Chesham, HP5 3EZ 01494 782262 [email protected] The Surgery Gladstone Road Chesham, HP5 3AD www.chilternrelocation.com 01494 786106 © Chiltern Relocation Ltd 2015 INTRODUCTION EDUCATION LEISURE HEALTH OTHER Chesham Community and government Chesham Town Council Chesham Town Hall, Chesham, Bucks, HP5 1DS Other 01494 774842 | www.chesham.gov.uk Chesham Library Elgiva Lane, Chesham, Bucks, HP5 2JD 0845 2303232 Chiltern Relocation Local Papers Bucks Free Press and Amersham Examiner Call us now to discuss your needs. General area information t +44 (0) 1494 672086 Average property price* Style of property m +44 (0) 7718 533722 £664,257 Chesham town centre has cobbled Population** streets and attractive Grade 2 cottages. [email protected] 20,343 On the outskirts toward Chartridge are www.chilternrelocation.com character homes Top roads in area Properties in high demand © Chiltern Relocation Ltd 2015 Chartridge Lane, Deer Park walk, Lye Homes with views north of Chesham Green Road and many more This is one in a series of area guides available from the award winning Chiltern Relocation Ltd. explaining the unique appeal and character of the Chilterns, a particularly beautiful part of the country close to London. Please go to www.chilternrelocation.com/area-guides to view the complete series of area guides available. *For a detached house 2015 Zoopla **According to 2011 census .
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