Buckinghamshire is one of the UK’s most expensive places in which to buy a house, with a typical home costing £478,466.
But there are still parts of the county where you can buy a home for well under the England-wide average of £295,670.
In Aylesbury Central, the average home costs £220,000, according to the latest neighbourhood data from the Office for National Statistics.
In Central Milton Keynes and Newlands, meanwhile, the average property will set you back £225,000.
Another of the cheapest places to live in Buckinghamshire is the Milton Keynes neighbourhood of Oldbrook and Coffee Hall - but that may not be the case for long.
The average house price there has soared by 41.3% in a year to £282,500, which is one of the biggest annual percentage increases in the UK.
Oldbrook and Coffee Hall are handily located near Milton Keynes city centre, with its shops and excellent train links to London, and they are popular with families, thanks to the abundance of green spaces within easy reach.
Below are the nine cheapest places to buy a house in Buckinghamshire, according to the latest neighbourhood data published by the Office for National Stastics.
1. Walton Court and Hawkslade, Aylesbury
Walton Court and Hawkslade, in Aylesbury, is the 9th cheapest place to buy a house in Buckinghamshire. The average house price there is £290,000, having risen by 4.5% in the last year. | Google Photo: Google
2. Bradwell Common, Milton Keynes
Bradwell Common, in Milton Keynes, is the joint 7th cheapest place to buy a house in Buckinghamshire. The average house price there is £285,000, having fallen by 6.6% in the last year. | Google Photo: Google
3. Oakridge and Castlefield, High Wycombe
Oakridge and Castlefield, in High Wycombe, is the joint 7th cheapest place to buy a house in Buckinghamshire. The average house price there is £285,000, having risen by 15.9% in the last year. | Google Photo: Google
4. Oldbrook and Coffee Hall, Milton Keynes
Oldbrook and Coffee Hall, in Milton Keynes, is the 6th cheapest place to buy a house in Buckinghamshire. The average house price there is £282,500, having risen by 41.3% in the last year. | Google Photo: Google