Map3 bedroom detached house
Study
Detached house
3 beds
1 bath
1,420 sq ft / 132 sq m
EPC rating: D
Key information
Features and description
- Spacious & versatile three/four bedroom family home
- Two bright & airy reception rooms and study/office
- Large and impressive kitchen/breakfast room
- Off street parking for two vehicles
- Private and enclosed landscaped garden
- Positioned in a quiet cul de sac close to local amenities
- Downstairs cloakroom
- Three double bedrooms and a large bathroom
- View early to avoid disappointment
A deceptively spacious and versatile three/four bedroom detached family home situated in a quiet cul-de-sac close to local amenities, shops and highly regarded schools.
Previously extended and boasting plenty of natural light, this property suits a growing family perfectly. An excellent blend of ground floor and first floor living accommodation.
The ground floor features a welcoming entrance hall that provides access to all rooms, beginning with the highly impressive kitchen/breakfast room. An excellent, bright space consisting of a comprehensive range of eye and base level units and some integrated appliances. A door to the side access is available from here.
Two spacious reception rooms follow in the way of a sitting/dining room and separate family room. Both enjoy views of the particularly well maintained rear garden.
The study/bedroom four and downstairs cloakroom/WC completes the ground floor accommodation.
To the first floor, there are three bedrooms, all doubles, and a large family bathroom.
Outside
To the front, the blocked paved driveway provides off street parking for two vehicles, whilst to the rear, the private rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with a decked terrace perfect for entertaining. There is a further seating area with a lovely area of shingling and a brick built storage shed.
Additional Information
•Council Tax Band - E
•EPC Rating - D
•Services - Mains electricity, water, drainage and gas fired central heating
•Local Authority - S.O.D.C
•Tenure - FREEHOLD
Council Tax Band: E
Tenure: Freehold
Previously extended and boasting plenty of natural light, this property suits a growing family perfectly. An excellent blend of ground floor and first floor living accommodation.
The ground floor features a welcoming entrance hall that provides access to all rooms, beginning with the highly impressive kitchen/breakfast room. An excellent, bright space consisting of a comprehensive range of eye and base level units and some integrated appliances. A door to the side access is available from here.
Two spacious reception rooms follow in the way of a sitting/dining room and separate family room. Both enjoy views of the particularly well maintained rear garden.
The study/bedroom four and downstairs cloakroom/WC completes the ground floor accommodation.
To the first floor, there are three bedrooms, all doubles, and a large family bathroom.
Outside
To the front, the blocked paved driveway provides off street parking for two vehicles, whilst to the rear, the private rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with a decked terrace perfect for entertaining. There is a further seating area with a lovely area of shingling and a brick built storage shed.
Additional Information
•Council Tax Band - E
•EPC Rating - D
•Services - Mains electricity, water, drainage and gas fired central heating
•Local Authority - S.O.D.C
•Tenure - FREEHOLD
Council Tax Band: E
Tenure: Freehold
Property information from this agent
About this agent
Thame is a vibrant charming old market town in the county of Oxfordshire, close to the Chiltern Hills and about 20 minutes from the historic city of Oxford. Thame is steeped in local history and there are many historic sites within Thame, including the original Greyhound Inn interior wall where John Hampden died of his wounds that he received in the battle of Chalgrove Field. The spectacular 13th century church of St Mary’s dominates the skyline. Thame is popular and renowned for its colourful market held by ancient Charter on Tuesdays including a farmers market every second Tuesday in the month. The traditional September fair and the two day charter fair in October date back to medieval times. One of Thame’s national attractions is the Thame and Oxfordshire County show dating back over 130 years. Facilities within the area are excellent, the sporting facilities are renowned and not only is there an excellent leisure centre but the renowned Oxfordshire Golf Course has hosted a number of professional tournaments with the world’s best golfers. Schooling in the area is excellent in both the public and private sectors. Thame is ideally placed for the commuter with excellent road and rail connections to both London and Birmingham. All of the above make Thame and the surrounding villages an excellent place to live and help to explain why Thame area is a popular place to both live and work.
