Detached house for sale in Thame OX9, 3 Bedroom

Three Bedrooms | Detached Cottage | Character Features | Unique Location | Front & Rear Gardens | Close to local schools | no onward chain

The Property:

This charming three bedroom cottage is found nestled within a unique location on Gas Alley, found between Wellington Street and East Street. The property benefits from being only a short walk from the town center, nearby amenities and local schools.

Walking into the property the viewer is met by a spacious living room complete with open fireplace, storage opportunities either side of the chimney stack and a large window overlooking the front garden. A part glazed door leads into a dining room complete with fireplace and a fantastic original solid wood parquet floor. There are storage opportunities via an integral cupboard built-in to one of the walls and also under the stairs. Moving through the property towards the kitchen is a well presented W/C, which has recently had the pipes/stack recently upgraded. The kitchen itself is of a good size and boasts a red tiled floor and a range of waist head height cabinets. There is ample room for a fridge and washing machine etc. A door leads out to the rear garden.

Upstairs, there is a generously proportioned master bedroom with feature fireplace and two further bedrooms. A bathroom with shower finishes off the first floor.

The property is access via a gate off Gas Alley. The front garden is predominantly laid to lawn with a pathway circling the garden and two large sheds at the rear. A pathway leads to the front garden via a ‘sun trap’ side courtyard perfect for a table and chairs. The path continues around the property to the front garden.

The property benefits from gas central heating and double glazing throughout.

Location:

Gas Alley is on the doorstep of Thame’s excellent range of shops, bakeries, delicatessens, coffee houses, restaurants and pubs, which include Waitrose, Boots, Sainsbury’s, our award winning butchers Newitts (a favorite of both Raymond Blanc and Mary Berry) and The Black Horse Brasserie by Raymond Blanc.

Thame boasts a market on Tuesdays, excellent community facilities and a lively high street offering retail therapy via Crew Clothing, White Stuff, Fat Face and various gift shops - among many other clothes, homeware and toy shops.

The town is nestled within beautiful countryside. The local area is extremely popular with dog walkers, ramblers, hikers, joggers, road and mtb cyclists. The Phoenix Trail nature path links the nearby destinations of Chinnor and Princes Risborough, which in turn leads onto The Chiltern Hills and The Ridgeway, Britain’s oldest road.

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