A village in Buckinghamshire came in the top three of the best villages in the UK.
The small village of Hambleden placed third out of the top 50 villages in the country - according to The Sunday Times
The newspaper picked the top rural addresses to live a dream country life.
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Hambleden, located in the south of Buckinghamshire, about four miles west of Marlow, made the cut.
Only a few villages 'have it all' according to the Times, with criteria including 'attractive houses, good connections, a decent school and friendly neighbours'.
The Times says the average house price in the lovely village stand at around £1,021,640.
Describing the idyllic Bucks village, The Times states: "The windmills, rose-draped brick-and-flint houses and rolling fields of this enchanting valley will remain perfectly pastoral thanks to the National Trust and its area of outstanding natural beauty status.
"It will also remain a regular star of screens large and small, playing a supporting role in Midsomer Murders and to anyone looking for old-fashioned village life with modern conveniences.
"The Stag & Huntsman serves fireside pints and “quintessential British food”, and the valley’s only shop, the artisan-embracing Village Stores (and post office), sells fresh-baked pastries, pies and local produce."
For anyone wanting to visit the ideal village, the nearest stations are Marlow and Henley, both under five miles from the village and are on branch lines.
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