This is a stylish three storey Victorian townhouse, benefiting from an expanse of living space with period features such as Bay windows, original fire places, stripped wooden floors and internal doors. The lay-out of the house creates an ideal space for modern family living. The rooms are light-filled with charming proportions and flow into each other.

The sitting room has a working Victorian fire place and a bay window from which to survey Elm Park opposite. The accommodation is spread over three floors, the third consisting of a dual aspect bedroom which runs the length of the house and also overlooks the park. The kitchen has hand painted shaker style wall and floor units with an integral oven and hob and original tiled floor. The bathroom has been refitted with a modern white suite. Accommodation consists of: living room, dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms, landing area, family bathroom.

The garden, mainly laid to lawn, has a paved entertainment terrace and a brick outbuilding. It also has plenty of places to sit and enjoy the sunshine and the peaceful surroundings.

The property also has recently replaced double glazed sash or bay windows, in keeping with the original architectural style of the property, and gas fired central heating to radiators.

EPC Rating E = (49). Council Tax Band D

Tenant Costs​

Holding Deposit 1 week’s rent (calculated as monthly rent x 12 ÷ 52)

Rent in advance = One Months Rent (Inc. holding deposit)

Deposit 5 week’s rent (calculated as monthly rent x 12 ÷ 52 x 5)

If you provide misleading information on you pre application form or withhold/delay the referencing process you may forfeit your holding deposit

Situation

Thame is a quintessential market town on the Oxon/Bucks borders, named after the River which runs nearby. It has many historic buildings, a wealth of independent shops and award winning gastro pubs. It also has a Waitrose, several churches, a cottage hospital, a health centre, cricket pitch, tennis club, and excellent schooling including a Catholic school, Church of England school and excellent secondary school. The railway station in nearby Haddenham has regular services to London Marylebone (fastest trains 37 minutes). M40 junction 7 with access to London, Birmingham and the Northern Networks is in close proximity. Thame also has a regular bus service to Oxford, Aylesbury and the neighbouring villages.