The Chilterns 

Historical and Cultural Sites

  • Hughenden Manor: The former home of Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli, now a National Trust property with beautiful gardens and an interesting house to explore.

  • Coombe Hill: A National Trust site offering panoramic views of the Chilterns and a memorial to the Boer War.

  • Chenies Manor House: A Tudor manor house with beautiful gardens, rich history, and seasonal events.

Nature and Wildlife

  • Chiltern Open Air Museum: An outdoor museum showcasing historic buildings and rural life in the Chilterns, with interactive exhibits and activities.

  • Tring Reservoirs: A series of reservoirs that are excellent for bird watching, fishing, and walking.

Shopping and Dining

  • Old Amersham: A historic market town with boutique shops, cafes, and restaurants, as well as the Amersham Museum, which explores local history.

  • High Wycombe: A larger town with shopping centres, cinemas and a variety of dining options.

Special Events and Festivals:

  • Local Markets: Regular farmers' markets and craft fairs in nearby towns and villages, offering local produce and handmade goods.

  • Music and Arts Festivals: Various events throughout the year celebrating music, arts, and local culture.

These attractions provide a rich blend of history, culture, natural beauty, and recreational activities, making the area around Lee Common and Great Missenden a delightful place to explore and enjoy.

The surrounding area of Lee Common and Great Missenden in Buckinghamshire offers a variety of attractions and points of interest for visitors. Here are some notable highlights:

Great Missenden

  • Roald Dahl Museum and Story Centre: A museum dedicated to the famous children's author Roald Dahl, featuring interactive exhibits, his writing hut, and family-friendly activities.

  • St. Peter and St. Paul Church: A historic church with beautiful architecture and a serene churchyard.

  • Great Missenden Abbey: A picturesque abbey with lovely grounds, often used for events and conferences.

The Chiltern Hills

  • Hiking and Walking Trails: Extensive trails and footpaths through rolling hills, woodlands, and open countryside, ideal for outdoor enthusiasts.

  • Cycling Routes: Scenic cycling routes for all levels, providing an excellent way to explore the area's natural beauty.

Nearby Villages

  • The Lee: A charming village with historical buildings, traditional pubs, and the picturesque village green often featured in "Midsomer Murders."

  • Wendover: A nearby village with quaint shops, cafes, and the Wendover Woods, which offer trails, a Go Ape adventure course, and stunning views.