Regularly named one of Britain’s best places to live, Beaconsfield is unquestionably beautiful. But, as well as being one of the prettiest market towns in the UK, it also has a lot to offer residents and businesses.
Combining the Old Town and the New Town, Beaconsfield is a town of two halves. The Old Town retains a village atmosphere, with traditional bustling markets and stunningly pretty timber-clad buildings. The New Town boasts ease of commuting and excellent schooling, with close proximity to the Chiltern countryside. And, wherever you are in Beaconsfield, there are some excellent restaurants to enjoy.
As you would expect, such a high standard of living comes at a price. Once named one of the most expensive towns to live in the whole of England, today, properties in Beaconsfield don’t come cheap with an overall average price of £1,274,655 over the last year (Rightmove, October 2022). But Beaconsfield has benefits that justify its high property prices. Not least it’s excellent transport links. London Heathrow is just over 12 miles away, and commuting to London (Marylebone) and Reading takes around half an hour (27 minutes and 34 minutes, respectively). Beaconsfield is also right next to the M40 and a few miles from the M25. Beaconsfield residents also have several educational options to choose from, with a mix of primary and secondary schools nearby.
Adjacent to the Chiltern Hills – a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty – Beaconsfield offers several trails, scenic views, and uninterrupted countryside. One of the town’s other main attractions is the Bekonscot Model Village, where visitors can pretend to be a giant for the day. Across a site of nearly two acres, the model village is enjoyed by all ages.
The birthplace of Terry Pratchett, Beaconsfield has been used as a location for TV shows such as Midsomer Murders and Inspector Morse spinoff Lewis. Beaconsfield also hosts The National Film and Television School (NFTS), where several film directors and technicians have learned their craft. The Chiltern Shakespeare Company is also based in Beaconsfield.
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Costs for web design in Beaconsfield
We know that you want to know how much it will cost to build a new website for your business. But there is no one answer to this question. Different Beaconsfield web agencies will quote different prices depending on the work needed to plan, design, and build your website. But each agency will likely take a different approach to this process. So costs will vary.
You could get a cheap quote from a Beaconsfield website design agency that uses off-the-shelf templates. But be careful that this money isn’t wasted on a website that won’t deliver what your business needs. Regularly breaking and unoriginal, while costs for a pre-built template might be appealing, we believe they provide a false economy.
At MagnifyLab, our Beaconsfield website designers don’t use these templates. Instead, we create bespoke, high-performing websites that support our different clients’ commercial objectives. And with prices starting from just £2,500, we offer unbeatable value for money. Contact our team today for a custom quotation.