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About High Wycombe
High Wycombe, the second largest town in Buckinghamshire, boasts an ideal position backed by stunning natural beauty of the Chilterns while still benefitting from excellent connections to London. It is perfectly placed for taking advantage of both corporate and leisure activities and is a guaranteed hit with businesses and commuters alike.
This area was a thriving hub for traditional industries like furniture making and print production, which still features as an important aspect of local industry today. Retail businesses and companies from a diverse range of industries now also perform exceptionally well, located in offices in the heart of the town and in business parks on the outskirts. In addition to the Chiltern Hills, High Wycombe is known for the Hellfire Caves, Hughenden Manor and the West Wycombe Park country house – a perfect example of the beautiful period properties dotted around the town.
Over recent years, High Wycombe has been extensively redeveloped which has resulted in a multi-million-pound hotel in the town centre, a large supermarket and huge purpose-built housing to enhance the town. As part of this redevelopment, the area also gained a modern leisure complex and coachway park and ride that provides quick access to London and Heathrow.
Office Space in High Wycombe
There is huge demand in High Wycombe for office and industrial spaces. Commercial property, including coworking spaces in business parks, is enormously popular because of the prime location and transport links, as well as the great facilities the town itself provides.
Offices here are available in various sizes, including large business park settings to accommodate expanding businesses of over 200 people, with both private and coworking needs met. Small and medium-sized businesses may benefit more from modern business premises in converted buildings that still retain elements of period charm, or contemporary offices with impressive exteriors that are available unfurnished so companies can put their stamp on the space.
Nearby Areas
The Chilterns surround High Wycombe, but it is also home to attractive villages like Penn and Tylers Green, Hazlemere and Flackwell Heath. Further afield, Maidenhead, Reading and Charing Cross are all under 30 miles from the town. With commuter trains leaving every 15 minutes, the bright lights of London are just a stone’s throw away with one of the most reliable journeys in the country.
Transport Connections
Business owners looking to move into office space in High Wycombe will appreciate the brilliant transport links this area provides. It is close to the M40 with two junctions delivering easy access to the town, as well as the M25 and M4 motorways close by. Central London can be reached in around 30 minutes and there are local bus services connecting the town to business parks, housing developments and entertainment parks. Marylebone is just under 30 minutes away by train, with the local railway station linking London and Birmingham via the Chiltern Main Line. Heathrow Airport is just 20 miles from High Wycombe and Gatwick Airport is an hour away.
Cafés, Bars and Restaurants
High Wycombe isn’t short of places to eat and drink, providing office workers with plenty of options before, during and after work hours. The main shopping centre, Eden Centre, provides plenty of choice in the form of over 100 stores. There are also several supermarket chains found in the town, including Waitrose, Sainsbury's and Tesco, for picking up a quick bite to eat. There is also a great selection of traditional pubs here for post-work drinks with the team, such as The Grouse and Ale, The Green Dragon and The Dashwood Arms. If you want something more upmarket, head to the nearby villages where you’ll find gems like The Hand and Flowers and The Ivy Marlow Garden.
