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HP9 2JW

Last sold £900,000 in March 2025

4, Windsor End, Beaconsfield

Property type
Detached
Bedrooms
4 (est.)
Tenure
Freehold
Floor area
1,432 sq ft / 133 sq m
Plot area
about 3,200 sq ft / 300 sq m
EPC rating
E
Elevation
About 113m — higher than about 80% of homes in Beaconsfield

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Price history in context

  • Mar 2025 — £900,000 · +51.3% · 62 pts behind the UK market
  • Dec 2003 — £595,000 · +3.5% · 17 pts behind the UK market
  • Jun 2002 — £575,000
— sold price – – bank of england base rate £900,000 £575,000 2002 2025

The life around it

  • Beaconsfield High School 12-min walk
  • The Beaconsfield School 10-min walk
  • Beaconsfield station 21-min walk
  • Woodland 683m
  • The coast (coastline) 26.1km
  • Lake 3.3km
  • Pond 208m
  • Canal 9.5km
  • River Wye 3.1km
  • Public Park 1.6km
  • Playing Field 156m
  • Ricki's News 216m
  • Windsor End H&R 57m

Broadband

  • Gigabit 1 Gbit/s or more Not available
  • Ultrafast 100 Mbit/s or more Not available
  • Superfast 30 Mbit/s or more 100% of premises

Ofcom figures for every home in this postcode — about fifteen addresses — not a measurement of this one. They say what can be ordered here, not the speed you would get: that depends on the package you buy. Ofcom Connected Nations, July 2024. About this data

Commute by train

From Beaconsfield, 1.3km away

  • 22 min London
  • 50 min Oxford
  • 100 min Birmingham
  • 104 min Cambridge

Train only, station to station, at the weekday morning peak — getting to the station is not included, because we don't know whether you'd walk, drive or take a bus. The distance to the platform is above so you can judge that yourself.

Schools nearby

Flood risk

Environment Agency flood risk from rivers and sea: outside every mapped risk area. Check the current map

Sunshine and hills

Sunshine: about 1,620 hours a year — sunnier than 70% of homes in England and Wales. Met Office average for this square kilometre, 1991–2020.

Hills: no hills shade it. Buildings and trees are not counted.

Planning

  • Grade II listed — listed building consent is needed for most alterations. Historic England entry
  • In the Beaconsfield Old Town conservation area — external changes usually need consent.

From planning.data.gov.uk, where the council has published. Not planning advice.

Crime

Around average for England & Wales — 199 crimes recorded nearby last year. About this data

Map

Location: exact

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Planning activity nearby

  • Rejected T1 Monterey cypress - fell (Conservation Area: Beaconsfield) May 2025 source
  • Conditions Reconfigure internal layout of public toilets from 1 male, 1 female and 1 DDA toilet to 4… Jul 2025 source
  • Rejected Installation of solar photovoltaic panels to the east, west and south-facing aspects of… Apr 2025 source
  • Undecided T1 Poplar - Section dismantle tree to near ground level and grind out stump to prevent… May 2026 source
  • Undecided T3 Ivy covered Sycamore - Section dismantle as part of construction works, T4 Bay - Crown… May 2026 source

Planning data via PlanIt (planit.org.uk), from local planning authority registers.

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