About Bletchley

Bletchley is a town of Milton Keynes, in Buckinghamshire. Bletchley was once an obscure hamlet but when the London and North Western railway arrived in 1845 the area grew rapidly. When proposals came in for a new city in the 1960s, Bletchley fought to be at the centre of the build, but instead Milton Keynes was chosen. Nevertheless, Bletchley thrived once Milton Keynes was built.

Our estate agents love Bletchley for its rich history, its numerous nature areas, and its proximity to the surrounding areas of Milton Keynes, Oxford, and Cambridge. Bletchley offers endless options when it comes to day trips out.

Things to do in Bletchley

• One of the main attractions our estate agents recommend is, naturally, Bletchley Park. Bletchley Park is a museum, heritage attraction and historical place of interest. Bletchley Park was once a top secret working space for World War Two codebreakers. In 1987, after 50 years of association with British Intelligence, Bletchley Park was closed down. 
• The National Museum of Computing is also in the area, thanks to Bletchleys association with coding. The museum is home to the largest collection of working historic computers in the world. 
• Our estate agents in Bletchley recommend The Brasserie at Milton Keynes College for an exquisite dining experience. The Brasserie is a training space for chefs who express personality and creativity when it comes to food.