Pheasants Hill Old Byre was once one of the cow barns of Pheasants Hill Farm, and is nestled adjacent to the owners’ home. The farm buildings date from the mid-18th century and comprise a traditional brick-and-flint farmhouse, an impressive range of outbuildings - barns, granary and cart shed. Originally belonging to the Hambleden Estate, it ceased being a working farm in 1962 and was purchased by the present owner’s father in 1968. The farm is situated in the renowned Hambleden Valley and lies within the Pheasants Hill Conservation Area, as well as the Chilterns Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and is under the protection of a National Trust covenant.
You will find mementoes of previous generations throughout the property. The owner’s grandfather was a master carver and you will be sleeping in a wonderful carved oak bed that he made for his own wedding in 1902 (but made super-comfortable with a brand new sprung base and orthopaedic mattress). The owner’s father was an artist and nearly all of the paintings and drawings in the property are his work.
The one-acre garden, shared with the owners, is fully enclosed (to keep the deer out). Guests can enjoy their own sitting area, with table and chairs provided. The garden is looked after without the use of pesticides or herbicides and is, in consequence, a haven for wildlife. The wildflower meadow is covered in cowslips in the spring and more than 100 Pyramid Orchids appear in the summer.
The owners are passionate about wildlife and the environment, and will be donating 15% of earnings on the property to local wildlife and conservation charities. Hot water and heating in the property uses electricity solely from renewable resources. Rainwater for the garden is collected in a large underground cistern. Shop/tea room and pub/restaurant ½ mile.

Kinghill Farm Cottage is located in the rural village of Little Kingshill and offers accommodation of a good standard. It lies adjacent to the owners’ working farm where cattle and horses are kept. The Chilterns is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is situated between London and Oxford and the region offers superb scenery, tucked-away villages and market towns. The cottage is ideally located to enjoy Buckinghamshire’s lovely countryside walks and bridleways, and makes an ideal base for walking, trekking and cycling holidays. The farm is in close proximity to the historic Ridgeway Trail and is not far from the start of the ancient Icknield Way at Ivinghoe Beacon. There are several stately homes and National Trust properties in the area; Chequers, the Prime Minister’s country estate is close by, as is Great Missenden, with its curving high street of half-timbered houses and Georgian shops, and the Roald Dahl Museum and Story Centre. Marlow and Henley provide attractive access for riverside walks along the Thames Path. Aylesbury and other large towns including High Wycombe, Milton Keynes and Windsor are all less than 1 hour away. There is a fast 40-minute train link from Amersham into London’s Marylebone Station for those wanting a day out in the capital. Shop 2 miles, pub ½ mile and restaurant 1 mile.

Barn Suite is a lovely cottage on a private non-working farm. Step through the well-equipped kitchen into the open-plan living, dining and bedroom area packed full of exposed beams and high ceilings. The property oozes character and is complemented by a large pond just by the property, with a seating area where you can relax and enjoy your morning coffee. It’s a great property for both couples and singles who are looking to either spend time relaxing and exploring this lovely part of Buckinghamshire, working close by, or using as a base when visiting local friends and family.
Situated on the edge of the village of Penn in The Chilterns, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty between Beaconsfield (3 miles) and High Wycombe (6 miles). The area offers superb scenery, tucked-away villages and market towns. Enjoy some of Buckinghamshire’s lovely countryside walks, bridleways and cycle paths straight from the door. It is only 30 minutes’ from the Henley Regatta and Thames Festival. There are several stately homes and National Trust properties and gardens in the area, including Hughenden, West Wycombe Park, Maidenhead and Cookham Commons and Cliveden. Great Missenden, with its curving high street of half-timbered houses and Georgian shops, and the Roald Dahl Museum and Story Centre, is just over 6 miles away. Marlow and Henley provide attractive access for riverside walks along the Thames Path. Aylesbury and other large towns including High Wycombe, Milton Keynes and Windsor are all less than 1 hour away. There is a fast 40-minute train link from Amersham into London’s Marylebone Station for those wanting a day out in the capital. Pub 0.2 miles.