About Penn
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Penn and Penn Street are villages within the civil parish in the Chiltern district of Buckinghamshire, they are about 3 miles from Beaconsfield and 4 miles east of High Wycombe. There is a population of 3800 residents with a post code of HP10.
The village name is originally Brythonic and means simply hill. The village stands on a particular promontory of the Chiltern Hills, and from the tower of the Holy Trinity Church in the village it is supposedly possible to see into not less than eight other counties. There is also a beacon hill with a signal post on it within the village boundary.
The village of Penn Street also lies within the parish boundary about a mile from the main village, and refers to the road that leads to Penn from nearby Amersham. Penn Street remains home to Earl Howe of the Penn-Curzon-Howe dynasty and the family's long historic influence on the village is evident all around Penn Street church. Penn Street looks out on a large village green, where cricket is played in summer. Refreshments are served in The Squirrel, a pub with a garden facing directly on to the green.
The Squirrel is a family run pub and restaurant set in the quiet village of Penn Street. Inside this typical English Village Pub you will find flagstone floors, a real log fire, good beers and a warm welcome! You can relax and enjoy a beer and take advantage of the extensive menu, offering traditional pub food. You might like to try one of the famous homemade "Squirrel Burgers. Every other Friday night has become a fantastic evening with Live Acoustic Music which suits many tastes, this provides visitors and residents alike with a great night out. There are also and a number of other village activities.
The area is a very beautiful part of the Chiltern Hills, and is very popular with London executives due to its proximity to Junction 3 of the M40 motorway, and mainline rail at Beaconsfield and London Underground at Amersham that all link into the city.
In 1983, Penn became the burial place of the British spy Donald Maclean. The actor and singer Stanley Holloway, lived in Penn with his wife and son for many years during the fifties and sixties. The Cottage Bookshop in Penn has been used as one of the filming locations for the A Tale of Two Hamlets episode of the ITV television program Midsomer Murders.
