Tyme Cottage is a charming Grade II Listed home with an abundance of period features and details. The open fireplace in the sitting room, quarry tiled hallway, wooden doors and floors, sash windows and shutters, and cast iron fireplaces are all lovely features that add character to the home. The accommodation is immaculately presented, and the living room is particularly inviting, with plenty of natural light and a seamless flow between the rooms. The country kitchen/breakfast room is delightful with its painted wall and base units, varnished wooden worktops, and terracotta floor. The integrated fridge, dishwasher and washing machine, stainless steel oven with extractor over, and Belfast sink are all practical additions that make this space both stylish and functional. The two double bedrooms are light and airy with white painted wooden floors, high ceilings, and cast iron fireplaces adding to their charm. The bathroom is luxurious, with a roll top bath, separate shower cubicle, washstand basin, and period Wc. The gem of this property is its rear garden. The Mediterranean style courtyard with covered seating area and log store, raised brick beds filled with lavender, and landscaped lawn with sculpted flower and shrub beds all sound idyllic. The steppingstone path leading to a timber summerhouse, which is fully insulated with heating, power, light, and a cloakroom offering a third bedroom, deluxe office, creating the perfect place to relax and enjoy the garden views. Council Tax: D

Situation Haddenham is situated approximately 3 miles from Thame, and boasts the Thame & Haddenham Parkway rail station with its direct link to Marylebone in 37 minutes (fast train). The church, of Norman origin is dedicated to St Mary the Virgin. There is also a Roman Catholic Church and Baptist and Methodist Chapels. The latter houses the village museum in a former schoolroom to the rear of the building. Haddenham is served by Haddenham Community Infant School, Haddenham Junior School and the voluntary aided St Mary’s Church of England School in the catchment area for the renown Lord Williams’ in Thame, Princess Risborough Upper School and the Aylesbury Grammar Schools. The village has several independent food shops, a doctor’s surgery, a library, and garden centre. There are also a number of cafes, a wine bar and restaurants and the famous Tiggywinkles animal hospital.

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