Latest house prices for Tingewick, Buckingham

Tingewick sits just three miles west of Buckingham, where the landscape begins to roll toward the Oxfordshire border. At its heart is a long, historic High Street lined with a mix of thatched cottages and red-brick houses, following a layout that has changed little since the village was recorded in the Domesday Book. While the bypass now diverts the heavy traffic of the A421, the village remains well-connected, serving as a practical base for those heading toward Bicester or Milton Keynes. Life here tends to centre around the village hall, the primary school, and the local pub, the Royal Oak, while the Great Ouse flows nearby, marking the northern edge of the parish. It is a place that manages to feel settled and quiet, retaining its distinct village identity despite its proximity to the expanding amenities of Buckingham.