Haus, Michaelis Road, Themse, Oxfordshire

The welcoming glazed entrance hall, with its striking full-height window, sets the tone for the rest of the home and provides scenic views across the development. The sophisticated open-plan living and dining area, which enjoys a bright double aspect with views to the front and across the beautifully maintained communal gardens at the rear. A modern cloakroom with a sleek white suite is conveniently located off the hallway.

The stylish kitchen/breakfast room adjoins the living space and is superbly appointed with walnut-fronted units, high-quality integrated appliances including an oven, induction hob, Integrated fridge/freezer, and dishwasher. Cream granite worktops and an integrated sink add a sleek finishing touch to this impressive space.

Upstairs, a spacious landing is flooded with natural light, with original exposed beams and ceilings reaching up to 12 feet high, adding architectural charm and grandeur. The expansive principal bedroom, measuring 18 feet, features built-in wardrobes and a pristine en-suite bathroom. Two further generous bedrooms and a contemporary shower room complete the upper floor.

Externally, dedicated private parking is available to the front of the property, while the rear opens onto expansive communal gardens, lovingly maintained and predominantly laid to lawn. A private terrace directly behind the home provides an ideal spot for outdoor dining or quiet relaxation.

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Location

Thame is the quintessential English market town, located close to the Chiltern hills and the city of Oxford. Taking its name from the famous river that flows through its centre, the town is blessed with a long and illustrious history. These days it’s a bustling, elegant place with something for all tastes. The pretty High Street is dotted with a mix of Medieval and Georgian buildings and home to a huge range of independent shops as well as bars, public houses and restaurants. A Waitrose & Sainsburys supermarket are also located in the centre. Despite Thame’s rural position, the town is well positioned for links to London. Trains from the nearby station now reach Marylebone in around 36 minutes (fast train) while the M40 is a short drive from the town centre. Local education facilities are provided for all ages and include three reputable primary schools and the renowned Lord Williams’ Comprehensive School which has recently obtained outstanding status from Ofsted. The preparatory school of Ashfold is located in the nearby village of Dorton, with a choice of private schools in nearby Oxford, all accessible by bus. All church denominations are catered for with a particularly well known Catholic school