Gerrards Cross Property Finders
Regional Information for Buckinghamshire and the Chilterns
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Help and advice on buying property in Gerrards Cross and the surrounding villages
If you are considering moving to Gerrards Cross or the surrounding villages, Stacks Buckinghamshire can provide invaluable advice to ensure that you get the right house, for the right price, in the right location, on the best terms and with the minimum of stress.
Gerrards Cross consistently features in the top ten places to live in the UK. Situated just outside the M25 with rail commuting times of around 26 minutes to London Marylebone, it is also a predominantly rural area with 89% green belt — a combination that produces a waiting list of buyers rather than a surplus of stock.
The railway arrived in 1906 and transformed Gerrards Cross from an agricultural town to a commuter hub. Grand houses with large gardens appeared along wide, tree-lined streets, many of which are still very much intact today. The common at the heart of town, with its pond and play areas, gives it a village feel that larger towns struggle to match.
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Situated just outside the M25 with rail commuting times of around 26 minutes to London Marylebone.
It is in the catchment for at least five grammar schools, and has a well-regarded selection of independent schools including Maltmans, St Mary’s and Thorpe House.
Gerrards Cross consistently features in the top ten places to live in the UK. Situated just outside the M25 with rail commuting times of around 26 minutes to London Marylebone, it is also a predominantly rural area with 89% green belt — a combination that produces a waiting list of buyers rather than a surplus of stock.
The railway arrived in 1906 and transformed Gerrards Cross from an agricultural town to a commuter hub. Grand houses with large gardens appeared along wide, tree-lined streets, many of which are still very much intact today. The common at the heart of town, with its pond and play areas, gives it a village feel that larger towns struggle to match.
It is in the catchment for at least five grammar schools, and has a well-regarded selection of independent schools including Maltmans, St Mary’s and Thorpe House. The high street punches well above its weight for a town of its size, with boutique independents, an Everyman cinema and a solid selection of restaurants.
For buyers arriving from London, Gerrards Cross often feels immediately familiar with its café culture, the school run energy and the weekend pace they were hoping for, without the prices being quite as eye-watering as prime South West London. That said, it is not cheap. Five-bedroom detached houses range from £800,000 to £2m and the best roads, particularly those around the common and are rarely see open-market sales. The village of Fulmer, just to the south, is one for buyers who want extra privacy and something with a bit more land.
How we can help
A property finder helps not only with your house hunt, but we also oversee the purchase process all the way to completion, removing all the obstacles from your path, organising surveyors, conveyancers, tradespeople as necessary.
Our clients may be moving some distance, or be local; they may be too busy or not know where to begin; they may be unable to find a suitable house or have too much choice – see our case studies to see how we’ve helped people in your situation.
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