Estate agents in Bourne End

Bourne End is a village in the South East, where HM Land Registry recorded 122 homes sold between September 2025 and August 2026 at a median price paid of £555,000. 2 estate agent sales branches have an office in the village.

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2estate agent sales branches
122homes sold, September 2025 to August 2026
£4,829 to £7,215typical selling fee on the £555,000 median home (0.87% to 1.3% incl. VAT)

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Bourne End at a glance

HM Land Registry recorded 122 sales in Bourne End from September 2025 to August 2026, at a median price of £555,000.

39.7% of these homes had also sold since January 2016. Their sellers had owned them for a median of 6.2 years and sold for a median of 15.4% more than they paid.

The median price was £485,000 in 2016 and £550,000 in 2025.

Figures checked 3 November 2026. Source: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data, standard sales.

House prices in Bourne End

Median sale price in Bourne End: £555,000

Homes sold in Bourne End, September 2025 to August 2026
All homes122 sales, median £555,000
Detached35 sales, median £735,000
Semi-detached41 sales, median £592,500
Terraced24 sales, median £472,500
Flats and maisonettes22 sales, median £293,500

Across Buckinghamshire the average price was £487,724 in June 2026, up 3.7% on a year earlier.

Median price paid in Bourne End by year
2016£485,000 (134 sales)
2017£400,000 (131 sales)
2018£487,000 (107 sales)
2019£495,000 (109 sales)
2020£498,750 (104 sales)
2021£541,000 (145 sales)
2022£553,500 (140 sales)
2023£575,000 (78 sales)
2024£542,500 (110 sales)
2025£550,000 (154 sales)

Checked 3 November 2026; Price Paid figures are refreshed weekly.

Sources: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data and the UK House Price Index. Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. This data is licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Transport links

Bourne End station is about 0.2 miles from the centre of town, with Furze Platt station about 3 miles away. The A4094 and A4155 pass through or beside the area. The nearest motorway access is M40 junction 3 (Knaves Beech) at about 2 miles, while A404(M) junction 9B (The Thicket) is about 5 miles away. London Heathrow Airport is about 13 miles from Bourne End and London Luton Airport is about 25 miles. Central London lies about 25 miles away in a straight line.

Schools in and near Bourne End

Bourne End has two primary schools within about 1 mile of the centre: St Paul's Church of England Combined School in Wooburn (Church of England) at about 0.5 miles and Claytons Primary School at about 0.6 miles. For secondary education, E-Act Bourne End Academy, an academy with a sixth form, is about 0.2 miles away. Great Marlow School, also an academy with a sixth form, is about 2.6 miles away. Beaconsfield High School (a girls only grammar school and academy with a sixth form) is about 3.2 miles away, as is The Beaconsfield School at about 3.3 miles. Independent options include Herries Preparatory School at about 2.1 miles, Crown House School at about 3.4 miles and Davenies School (boys only) at about 3.4 miles. Westfield School, a special school, is about 0.2 miles away. Further education is offered by Windsor Forest Colleges Group at about 8.5 miles and The Henley College at about 9.2 miles, while Buckinghamshire New University is about 3.9 miles away.

Living in Bourne End

Bourne End is mapped as a village with about 7,170 residents and the ONS classes it as rural. Detached and semi-detached houses make up around two thirds of homes and about three quarters are owner occupied. There are at least 40 shops in the area, including a Co-op Food about 0.4 miles away and several convenience stores. Food and drink options include at least 8 pubs, among them KEG Craft Beer and The Walnut Tree, both about 0.4 miles away, along with several cafés and restaurants. The Orchard Surgery is about 0.2 miles away and Bourne End Pharmacy about 0.3 miles. There is no dentist in the area, with Ash Tree House Dental about 1.2 miles away. Marlow Community Hospital is about 2.8 miles away and Wexham Park Hospital, with an emergency department, about 6.5 miles. The library is about 0.2 miles away, the post office about 0.3 miles and the recreation ground about 0.2 miles. The Warren nature reserve is about 1.1 miles away.

A short history of Bourne End

Bourne End takes its name from the mouth of the River Wye, bourne being an old word for river and the first hamlet stood half a mile downstream of the present centre. Morden's 1722 map of Buckinghamshire shows it as "Born end". In the early nineteenth century it was one of several hamlets in Wooburn parish. The Wycombe Railway Company emerged in 1846 and by 1854 Isambard Kingdom Brunel had planned and built a railway through the settlement linking Maidenhead with High Wycombe, which brought growth. An altered form, "Bone End", had spread onto official maps before the vicar of Wooburn reversed it in 1858. The neighbouring hamlets merged with Bourne End, as did Well End and Coldmoorholme. Enid Blyton, Edgar Wallace and Louis Blériot lived there in the 1920s. The Royalty Cinema opened in 1934 and the line towards High Wycombe closed in 1970. Fifteen listed buildings stand near the centre, fourteen of them Grade II and Cores End Cottage Cores End House at Grade II*.

Sport and leisure

Upper Thames Sailing Club is listed as a sports centre for sailing and Bourne End Marina is also in the area. Tennis courts are mapped in a number of places with provision for soccer as well. The recreation ground is the named open space and several children's playgrounds are mapped around the town.

Common questions

What is the median price paid for a home in Bourne End?
The median price paid over the 12 months September 2025 to August 2026 was £555,000. By property type it was £735,000 for detached houses, £592,500 for semi-detached houses, £472,500 for terraced houses and £293,500 for flats.
How many homes were sold in Bourne End in the last year?
HM Land Registry recorded 122 standard sales in the 12 months September 2025 to August 2026. These comprised 35 detached houses, 41 semi-detached houses, 24 terraced houses and 22 flats.
What are the transport links in Bourne End?
Bourne End railway station is about 0.2 miles from the centre and Cookham station is about 1.6 miles away. M40 junction 3 (Knaves Beech) is about 2 miles away and London Heathrow Airport is about 13 miles away. Central London is about 25 miles away in a straight line.
What schools are near Bourne End?
There are 2 primary schools within about 1.0 miles of the centre, with St Paul's Church of England Combined School, Wooburn about 0.5 miles away and Claytons Primary School about 0.6 miles away. The nearest secondary school is E-Act Bourne End Academy at about 0.2 miles.
How many estate agent branches are there in Bourne End?
There are 2 estate agent sales branches with an office in Bourne End.

Areas near Bourne End

Bourne End is in Buckinghamshire.

Estate agents near Bourne End

  1. Hunt & NashBourne End SL8 5SY0.2 miles
  2. Thames Valley PropertiesBourne End SL8 5DG0.3 miles
  3. Barker StoneCookham SL6 9SJ1.3 miles
  4. The Frost Partnership Estate Agents Flackwell HeathFlackwell Heath and Wooburn Green HP10 9LS1.5 miles
  5. Andrew MilsomCookham SL6 9BR1.6 miles
  6. Pike Smith & KempCookham SL6 9EH1.7 miles
  7. Robertsons Estate AgentsFlackwell Heath and Wooburn Green HP10 9BN1.7 miles
  8. Thames & CountryMarlow SL7 1YL2.2 miles
  9. Win PropertyHigh Wycombe HP11 1JU2.3 miles
  10. Kingshills Estate AgentsHigh Wycombe HP11 1JU2.3 miles

Nearest agents first. Distances are in a straight line from the centre of Bourne End.

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