3 bedroom end of terrace house for sale

Discover the charm of a quintessential end-of-terrace Victorian cottage, thoughtfully extended to provide outstanding accommodation ideal for both growing families and those looking to downsize.

Park Terrace offers a harmonious blend of original charm and modern enhancements, thanks to an extensive renovation that includes a stunning kitchen/diner extension.

The entrance opens to a spacious sitting room with beautiful wood flooring, leading directly to the kitchen/diner. This area is equipped with underfloor heating and features bi-fold doors that open onto the garden, creating a delightful connection with the outdoors.

The kitchen is well-appointed with a wide range of base and wall units, an elegant Belfast sink, and oak work surfaces, perfect for culinary adventures.
Additionally, there is a large utility room/office at the rear of the property, offering flexible space for practicality and productivity.

Upstairs, the cottage boasts three double bedrooms and a large family bathroom, with extra space that is ideal for setting up a home office.

The property features two lovely garden areas: a sunny courtyard with a patio, perfect for relaxation and entertainment, and a beautifully maintained rear garden with lush lawns, established flower beds, and a storage shed.
Enjoy the convenience of on-street parking with the option to rent an additional space.
Excellently located within the catchment area for John Hamden Primary School and within walking distance of Thame High Street, making this a perfectly positioned home for convenience and community life.

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 twice-weekly 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
south-west of Aylesbury, Thame is easily
accessible from the M40 Junction 7 and 8. The
nearest train station is Haddenham and Thame
parkway.