Chinnor Road, Thame, OX9

A fantastic Victorian townhouse, in prime central Thame, with generous accommodation arranged over three levels.

Approached via a gated path, there is an entrance vestibule leading to a reception hallway. From here, you can access the family room, which has cast iron fireplace, and the sitting room with open fire place, which leads to the generous conservatory, currently used as a dining room. There is also a door leading to a tanked cellar. The kitchen is well fitted with attractive units at base and eye level and includes an oven, fitted hob, with extractor hood over, and a fridge/freezer & dishwasher. The ground floor also boasts a shower room and a utility/boot room.

On the first floor, there are two double bedrooms and an impressive size bathroom, which has been upgraded. The third bedroom, which is a fantastic double bedroom, is on the second floor.

To the rear of the property, is a private garden, primarily paved, with mature plantings, and offering a high degree of seclusion. There is also a paved garden to the front which has a gate to the road and a waist high brick built wall.

location

A thriving, 'living' market town in the heart of Oxfordshire at the foot of the Chiltern Hills,
Thame is rich in history with Mediaeval, Georgian
and Victorian architecture. Its iconic boat-shaped
high street wraps around the market place and
hosts a popular market every Tuesday, a twiceweekly cattle market and regular farmers' markets.
Thame has unique, award winning shops which share the high street with well-known brands, traditional English pubs selling real ale, Italian, Chinese and Indian restaurants, delightful cafes and tea rooms.
The town has its own local nature reserve, many
public footpaths including the Chiltern Hills,
Ridgeway Path and the Oxfordshire Way with
outstanding views of the surrounding area.
Schools: Local facilities include three highly reputed primary schools and the Lord Williams
Comprehensive School which has been rated as
outstanding by Ofsted. Excellent private and
grammar schools are within easy reach.
Commuting: 14 miles east of Oxford, 10 miles southwest of Aylesbury, Thame is easily accessible from the M40 Junction 7 and 8. The nearest train station is Haddenham and Thame Parkway which is on the main line between Marylebone Station, London and Birmingham.