Stokenchurch

Stokenchurch set in the ancient Chiltern Hills, is close to the historical Roman roads the old Icknield Way and Ridgeway, and many other recognised walks. The Chilterns are a Designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Easy access to Oxford by car (the park and ride to Oxford is 16 mins from here) and London by train from High Wycombe (15 mins drive to High Wycombe and 40 mins by train to London). There is a bus that leaves every 10 minutes to Oxford city centre and central London from Junction 6 M40 which is 5 minutes from here.

The following attractions are between 10 and 90 minutes distant:

	The Sir Charles Napier Restaurant, Sprigg's Alley, near Chinnor, Oxfordshire. A truly gastro experience. Voted one of the best 100 restaurants in England. Totally unpretentious but really hits the spot for that special occasion. A must! Distance: 10 mins
	The Royal Oak Pub, Stokenchurch. Our local! Owned and run by Nepalese people. The most charming and friendly pub in the area, with quite the most delicious surprises. Distance: Under 5 mins drive or 10 mins walk
Photo by Peter Skuce 21st Aug 2004	Chinnor Railway, operates both steam and diesel hauled train services and is run by enthusiasts. The line follows the old Great Western Railway. Enjoy a cream tea whilst passing through the stunning countryside of the Chilterns. Distance: 15 mins
Photo by David Cantone 10th Aug 2007	Blenheim Palace, Woodstock, is where Churchill was born. The Marlborough family had their home here. The Palace, built 3 centuries ago, is set in 2,100 acres of land, including gardens and water terraces, hedge maze and parkland landscaped by Capability Brown. A visit to Blenheim represents a day out to include taking a boat out, the butterfly house, model village, lavender garden and shopping at Old Palace Dairy. Distance: 35 mins
Photo by Shaun Garrity 10th Jul 2005	Windsor Castle is the Queen's second home. Distance: 40 mins
Photo by Andrew Griffith 15th Nov 2009	Warwick Castle on the river Avon near Stratford dates back almost 1000 years. There are lots to do and see including the Torture Chamber, the Ghost Tower, the Dungeon and the Capability Brown gardens. Distance: 1hr 20mins
Photo by Mike Fleming 28th Jul 2009	Hampton Court Palace was built by Henry VIII for himself over 500 years ago. This is another full day out including 6 acres of buildings, 60 acres of gardens and the ultimate maze to walk through. Distance: 1hr
Photo by Foshie 7th Apr 2007	Cliveden in Taplow near Maidenhead, Berkshire, is an estate by the River Thames. Once Lady Astor's home it became notorious for the Profumo scandal involving Mandy Rice-Davis and Christine Keeler. Visit the beautiful gardens. Distance: 30 mins
Photo by Foshie 3rd Jun 2006	Waddesdon Manor, near Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire was built by Ferdinand de Rothschild in the 19th century for his house parties. See French 18th century museum objects, paintings and landscaped gardens. Distance: 40 mins
Photo by Rataedl/Dave 18th Apr 2007	Stowe Gardens in Buckingham offers for view a Georgian landscape garden with arches, temples, a Palladian bridge and other monuments. Distance: 50 mins
Photo by Steve Johnson 6th Apr 2007	Hughenden Manor, High Wycombe, was Benjamin Disraeli's home. See his furniture, books and pictures; walk through the surrounding park and woodland and the garden. Distance: 10 mins
Photo by John Griffiths 6th May 2007	West Wycombe Park is a perfectly preserved 18th century rococo landscape garden. Distance: 10 mins
Photo by Amanda Slater 13th Aug 2009	West Wycombe Village & Hill has buildings spanning several centuries and an Iron Age hill-fort. Distance: 10 mins
Photo David Hawgood Aug 2005	Long Crendon Courthouse near Thame is a 15th century building where manorial courts were held. Distance: 15 mins
Photo by Dennis Jackson 7th Oct 2005	Greys Court, Henley-on-Thames, is a 14th century house with courtyard and tower. Distance: 30 mins
Photo by Kev747 8th Sep 2006	Stratford-Upon-Avon – where Shakespeare was born Distance: 1hr 20mins
Photo by Alan Bruce 23rd Sep 2008	The Swan Antiques Centre & Restaurant in Tetsworth, near Thame, Oxfordshire displays fine antiques in 40 rooms. Distance: 10 mins
Photo by cpchannel 26th Sep 2006	Le Manoir Aux Quat' Saisons, Raymond Blanc's restaurant in Great Milton, near Oxford has the highest accolades of any restaurant in Great Britain. Distance: 15 mins
Photo by Guiri R. Reyes 20th Aug 2006	The Oxfordshire Golf Club, Thame, Oxfordshire offers mounded fairways and lakes; target golf American-style; European-style pitch and run; and practice driving range. Distance: 10 mins
Photo by BitchBuzz 14th Sep 2009	Bicester Village, Oxfordshire, offers 60 top designer outlets for a unique shopping experience. Distance: 30 mins
Photo by Steven Depolo 1st Jun 2009	Enjoy a summer's evening at Audley's or Kenwood's English Heritage picnic concerts. Distance: Kenwood House - 1hr Distance: Audley End - 1hr 40mins
Photo by Martin Pettitt 7th Jul 2007	Silverstone Grand Prix Circuit, Northamptonshire, is the home of British Motor Racing. Distance: 40 mins

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