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Impressive five bedroom detached family home built by Bellway Homes to their Banbury design. Offering flexible accommodation and set on a completely private plot enjoying views over farmland. Inspection is highly recommended to fully appreciate the properties location and setting.

An attractive double front modern home significantly upgraded. The accommodation is entered through a wonderful open entrance hall and galleried landing. The ground floor living arrangement is perfectly set up for a family, with a generous study, separate formal dining room, very large sitting room with a wood burning stove, and then a superb open plan kitchen and family room. There is also a utility room near the kitchen, two storage closets in the entrance hall, and a ground floor W/C. The first floor includes an exceptional principal bedroom with extensive built in wardrobes and an en-suite shower room. There is a second en-suite bedroom on the first floor as well as three additional bedrooms and a family bathroom.

The house is set in generous gardens which are mostly laid to lawn alongside a raised decking area with shelter/pergola with blinds, and a paved terrace for outdoor dining. There is also extensive shingled areas to the side and behind shed and garage. In addiction there is a fantastic summer house with measures 15'8 by 11'6. There is also a triple detached garage and extensive private driveway and parking for in excess of 10 vehicles.

The property enjoys a quiet setting at the edge of Thame siding onto farmland and enjoying private and far reaching views. There are an array of local amenities. The area enjoys a large network of footpaths and bridleways including the Phoenix Trail which stretches from Lord Williams school in Thame all the way to Princes Risborough. There are lots of popular pubs and restaurants nearby. .

Location

Thame is the quintessential English market town, located close to the Chiltern hills and the city of Oxford. Taking its name from the Famous? river that flows through its centre, the town is blessed with a long and illustrious history. These days it’s a bustling, elegant place with something for all tastes. The pretty High Street is dotted with a mix of Medieval and Georgian buildings and home to a huge range of independent shops as well as bars, public houses and restaurants.
A Waitrose & Sainsbury’s supermarket are also located in the centre. Despite Thame’s rural position, the town is well positioned for links to London. Trains from the nearby station now reach Marylebone in around 36 minutes (fast train) while the M40 is a short drive from the town centre.

Haddenham and Thame Parkway 4 miles , M40 (J6) and Oxford Tube 6.6 miles, Wallington 9.7 miles, Oxford 16 miles, Henley 20 miles, Heathrow Airport 34 miles, Central London 45 miles, Gatwick Airport 73 miles (all times and distances are approximate).