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Chiltern House Medical Centre at Temple End in High Wycombe provides the highest quality healthcare to patients in the area. We are a seven doctor practice situated in the centre of High Wycombe, just over the road from the Morrisons Superstore. We look after almost 10,000 patients from a diverse social spectrum together with our branch surgery at Dragon Cottage 35 Browns Road, Holmer Green.

The main surgery is housed in a recently extended and modernised grade II listed building which dates back to 1675. As you would imagine, the building has some fascinating history including having fresco painting in the plasterwork walls dated 1779, unfortunately long since gone. More recent history surrounds the Gibson Family who bought the premises in 1908 and ran a chair making business until 1938. John Gibson was also the Mayor of Wycombe from 1922 until 1924. The Air Ministry bought the premises in 1941, and eventually sold it to Parker Knoll. An ex-patient inherited number 45 in 1973, and sold it for £23,000! How times change.

Opening Hours

We are open Monday to Friday 8:30am to 6pm with extended hours to 7:30pm on Monday at Dragon cottage and Tuesday at Temple End.

See the appointments page for details of our consulting times.

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