Quite frequently in these emails, I often close them by inviting people down to visit the showroom. And often, people do come and visit. But I understand that, for some people, it might be a bit out of the way just to come and see a few cookers.

So, I thought I’d suggest something…

If you’ve ever thought about coming to see the showroom, make a day of it.

You see, I’ve been on the High Street here in Princes Risborough for over 20 years now, and one of the things I like most about it isn’t just the showroom – it’s everything around it.

We’re very fortunate to be in one of those places where the high street still feels very much like a high street.

You have my favourite coffee shop, Moc & More, which just so happens to be very conveniently placed next door to the showroom.

A couple of doors down there’s Wainwright’s – a proper old-fashioned shoe shop that’s been there since 1919. Not many places like that are left now.

And then there’s the family-run butcher’s at the end of the road, K&B…
I go in there most weeks, usually coming out with a ribeye or some lamb chops… and typically a few other things I hadn’t planned on buying. It’s all proper local meat, and the sort of place where they still know what they’re talking about.

On top of all that, there’s the fish and chip shop, the George & Dragon pub, and plenty more places to grab a bite.

Plus, if you come by on a Thursday, there’s the market as well, which really brings that good old-fashioned bustling atmosphere to the place.

I feel it’s a bit of a rarity now, having all of that on one street.

And that’s not all…

What makes our road truly unique is that The Ridgeway – Britain’s oldest road – passes right through Princes Risborough, with easy access from the town centre. It’s a wonderful walk that can take you into the Chilterns to round off your visit.

So there really is plenty to do and see.

But of course, don’t get caught up in it and forget to swing by the showroom if you do make the journey!

It’s always a nicer experience when you can take your time to properly look around the cookers and ask any questions – that’s why I always suggest visiting in person.

So if you ever wanted to visit but felt the journey was a little out of the way, hopefully this might convince you that the destination is well worth it.