Houses for sale & to rent in Buckinghamshire, England
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House Prices in Buckinghamshire
Properties in Buckinghamshire have
an average house price of
£558,554.00
and had 24,685 Property Transactions
within the last 3 years.¹
Buckinghamshire is a location in
England with
200,605 households², where the most expensive property was sold for £16,000,000.00.
Properties for sale in Buckinghamshire
Towns in Buckinghamshire
Navigate through our locations to find the location of your next house in Buckinghamshire, England for sale or to rent.
- Amersham
- Aylesbury
- Beaconsfield
- Berkhamsted
- Bicester
- Bourne End
- Brackley
- Buckingham
- Chalfont St Giles
- Chesham
- Chinnor
- Dunstable
- Gerrards Cross
- Great Missenden
- Henley-on-thames
- High Wycombe
- Iver
- Kidlington
- Leighton Buzzard
- Maidenhead
- Marlow
- Milton Keynes
- Princes Risborough
- Rickmansworth
- Slough
- Thame
- Tring
- Uxbridge
- Windsor
- Towcester
- Olney
- Newport Pagnell
Frequently asked questions about Buckinghamshire
What is the average price for a property for sale in Buckinghamshire?
The average price for a property for sale in Buckinghamshire is £558,554. This amount is 45% higher than the average price in England. There are more than 10,000 property listings for sale in Buckinghamshire.
What locations have the most expensive properties for sale in Buckinghamshire?
The locations with the most expensive properties for sale in Buckinghamshire are Chinnor at an average of £2,700,000, Beaconsfield at an average of £1,242,618 and Henley-on-thames at an average of £1,194,248.
What locations have the most affordable properties for sale in Buckinghamshire?
The locations with the most affordable properties for sale in Buckinghamshire are Aylesbury at an average of £402,768, Buckingham at an average of £411,143 and Brackley at an average of £443,842.
Which train stations are available in or near Buckinghamshire?
Some of the train stations available in or near Buckinghamshire are Great Missenden, Wendover and Little Kimble.