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Chesham - good areas

movilogo
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edited 10 December 2019 at 10:44AM in House buying, renting & selling
Can anyone advise about the good areas and which areas to avoid in Chesam?

I know neighboring Amersham is nicer but way too expensive.

I know Chesam has good schools and a tube station - though train frequency is not that great but nevertheless London zone.
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  • bigisi
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    Assume you mean Chesham?.........
  • AdrianC
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    The nice areas of Chesham are the bits around Chesham that are nicer for not being Chesham.

    Well - there's Chesham Bois, but if you think Amersham's pricier...

    Gawd, I don't miss living round there one bit.
  • movilogo
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    bigisi wrote: »
    Assume you mean Chesham?.........

    Yes, spelling fixed :o
    Happiness is buying an item and then not checking its price after a month to discover it was reduced further.
  • ethank
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    Many people living in some of the surrounding towns might say all of Chesham is nice!
  • AdrianC
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    ethank wrote: »
    Many people living in some of the surrounding towns might say all of Chesham is nice!
    If you mean the big places like Wycombe, Hemel, Aylesbury - perhaps. If you mean Tring, Berko, Amersham, Rickmansworth - unlikely...
  • Cakeguts
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    Have you tried Croxley Green yet?
  • robatwork
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    Blimey there's been a lot of Herts and Bucks on this forum the last few weeks.
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