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If you are looking for an estate agents in Aylesbury, look no further. Our friendly team in Aylesbury are here to offer you expert advice, whether you are looking at buying, renting, selling, or letting out a property in the area. 
Here at Chancellors, we are committed to providing an outstanding service which goes above and beyond your expectations. Our local knowledge of Aylesbury and the surrounding areas along with our unrivalled expertise is what makes us one of the most trusted and highly regarded estate agents in the area. 
Our wide range of sales and lettings services include: 
<ul><li>Free no-obligation market appraisals 
</li><li>An extensive portfolio of residential and commercial properties for your consideration 
</li><li>Land and new homes 
</li><li>Property management support 
</li><li>Expert investment and market advice 
</li></ul>Our local branch is open Monday to Saturday, with late opening hours on a Monday to Friday. We can be found in the main market square on the corner by The Works. 
Our friendly team are available to take your call from 8:30am to 8:00pm Monday to Friday for any questions you might have about the property market in Aylesbury and the surrounding areas. 
Areas Covered in and Around Aylesbury 
Chancellors operate in Aylesbury and throughout the surrounding areas of Buckinghamshire. We have a number of wonderful properties in the Aylesbury area which are just waiting to be discovered. 
We cover the following areas in and around Aylesbury: 
<ul><li>Bierton 
</li><li>Lower Hartwell 
</li><li>Stoke Mandeville 
</li><li>Aston Clinton 
</li><li>Halton 
</li><li>Wingrave 
</li><li>Waddesdon 
</li><li>Haddenham</li></ul>

Rural town

Row of terraced houses

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Rural cottage

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With close proximity to London, as well as the scenic countryside of Buckinghamshire, the market town of Aylesbury is popular with professionals and families alike.Careful development in recent years has brought modern infrastructure without damaging the area’s historic charm. The largest town in the Aylesbury Vale, its vibrant history can be traced back to 650BC. Fortunately, the character of the ‘old town’ and many of the impressive sights remain intact. These include St Mary’s Church, the King’s Head Inn – once frequented by Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn – and the towering statue of John Hampden, which commemorates a local hero and influential leader in the English Civil War.With that being said, Aylesbury still manages to compete with larger towns or cities, providing impressive facilities from contemporary shopping complexes to award-winning restaurants. 

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