• Offered with vacant possession and no onward chain +
• Four good sized double bedrooms +
• Three bathrooms, including two en-suites +
• Spacious kitchen/dining room with quartz worktops and garden access +
• Three reception rooms: sitting room, playroom, and home office +
• Separate utility room and cloakroom +
• Freehold / Council Tax Band F / EPC Rating B(85) +
• Private landscaped rear garden with two patio terraces +
• Driveway for multiple cars plus plastered and insulated garage +
• Superb location opposite a secondary school and walking distance to town and nature trails +

This detached four-bedroom home, built by Bloor Homes in the “Thornsett” style, offers generous living space across two floors and is presented to the market with no onward purchase, enabling a straightforward move. Positioned in the popular Thame Meadows neighbourhood, directly opposite Lord Williams Upper School and within easy reach of the town’s shops, schools, leisure centre, and scenic walking trails, this home is ideal for families or buyers seeking flexibility and access to the outdoors. The ground floor is laid with Karndean flooring and includes three reception rooms—comprising a formal sitting room, a family/playroom, and a dedicated home office—as well as a cloakroom and understairs storage. The kitchen/dining room is fitted with quartz worktops, integrated appliances, air conditioning and dual sets of patio doors leading to the landscaped garden. There's a separate utility room for laundry and white goods. Upstairs, the spacious landing leads to four good sized double bedrooms. The principal and second bedrooms both benefit from en-suites, while the remaining bedrooms are served by a family bathroom. Notably, bedroom four is fitted with air conditioning for added comfort. Externally, the home enjoys a private driveway with parking for three vehicles, an insulated garage, and an unoverlooked landscaped rear garden with two new patio areas, lawn, borders, and brick built garden store.  About Thame Thame is a bustling market town surrounded by beautiful countryside with many walks, including the Phoenix Trail. Thame spreads out from the historic market place and there are numerous high quality independent shops including butchers, bakers and delicatessens, in addition to Waitrose and the usual chains. There are weekly markets and other amenities include: the sports centre, Lord Williams Secondary School and a variety of restaurants and pubs. Haddenham Parkway Station is less than three miles from the town centre and the M40 is under 10 minutes’ drive. Tenure - Freehold (managed) Development Management Charges - £256 Per Annum Council Tax Band - F Broadband - FTTP (fibre to premises)  Parking - Garage & Off Road Parking Sewerage - Mains Heating - Mains Gas Central Heating Council tax information is sourced directly from the council & government database. Tenure information and any associated charges are provided to the best of our vendor’s knowledge. Type of broadband is sourced from the 'Openreach fibre checker' website and indications on available internet speeds and mobile phone coverage can be found using Ofcom's 'mobile & broadband checker'. Please seek independent legal advice for clarification.