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The village of Turville is located within the county of Buckinghamshire.
The Parish Church (a Grade II* listed building) is called Turville: St Mary and serves the parish of Turville and the benefice of Hambleden Valley and belongs to the diocese of Oxford.
Turville is situated in the region of the UK and is governed by Buckinghamshire, council.
The village of Turville is in the region of within .
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Mrs Judy Cox Commented on Sun, Feb 16, 2020 at 8:25am
Turville is a beautiful Buckinghamshire village nestled in the Hambledon Valley. It has a pub called the Bull and Butcher that serves excellent food. The village has been used in many films and television programmes such as Went the day well, Peter Peter pumpkin eater, and more recently some several episodes of the Midsomer Murders, The Vicar of Dibley and Goodbye Mr. Tom.
The Smock Windmill, on the hill overlooking the village, was the home of Caraticus Potts in the film Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
The School buildings are now a very popular Nursery. Many of the cottages are flint and brick and some are adorned with Wisteria and surrounded by pretty country gardens.
I lived in the village for my childhood and had a very special time there.
The village is very popular with sightseers, ramblers, and dog walkers so becomes very busy at weekend\'s especially in the summer.
The Smock Windmill, on the hill overlooking the village, was the home of Caraticus Potts in the film Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
The School buildings are now a very popular Nursery. Many of the cottages are flint and brick and some are adorned with Wisteria and surrounded by pretty country gardens.
I lived in the village for my childhood and had a very special time there.
The village is very popular with sightseers, ramblers, and dog walkers so becomes very busy at weekend\'s especially in the summer.
