Beacon’s Bottom, Bledlow Ridge, Bolter End, Bradenham, Cadmore End, Hughenden Valley, Ibstone, Lane End, Naphill, Northend, Stokenchurch, The City, Upper North Dean, West Wycombe

About Stokenchurch

Stokenchurch is a large village situated approximately 4 miles to the east of High Wycombe. The village has a rich and fascinating history, with evidence of human settlement dating back to the Bronze Age. During the medieval period, the area was known for agriculture and wool production, and the village grew in size and importance over time.

Today, Stokenchurch is a thriving community with a vibrant high street featuring a range of local shops and businesses. These include a post office, convenience store, pharmacy, and a range of independent shops and restaurants. There are also several large retail parks and shopping centers in nearby High Wycombe.

Stokenchurch is home to several primary schools, including Stokenchurch Primary School and West Wycombe Combined School, which have both been rated as “good” by Ofsted. There are also several secondary schools in the surrounding area.

In terms of outdoor spaces, the village is surrounded by beautiful countryside and is home to several parks and nature reserves. The Stokenchurch Recreational Ground is a popular destination for families, with facilities including a playground, skate park, and sports fields. The nearby Chiltern Hills provide miles of beautiful countryside with many walking and cycling trails, including the Chiltern Way, which passes close to the village.

Stokenchurch is also close to several historic landmarks, including the Hellfire Caves, a network of man-made caves that were used by the infamous Hellfire Club in the 18th century.

Overall, Stokenchurch is a charming village with a rich history, excellent schools, and plenty of amenities for residents. Its location near both the countryside and the larger town of High Wycombe makes it an excellent choice for families and individuals looking for a mix of both.