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£500,000
Churchill Crescent, Thame - Extension Potential (stp), OX9
- 3 beds
£500,000
- 3 beds
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An immaculately presented 3 bedroom semi detached property, offering great potential to extend with a precedent already set by neighbouring houses. Situated within a quiet crescent and just a 10 minute walk to the shops and facilities of Thame town centre. Excellent transport links.
The property consists of: entrance hallway with space for coats and shoes, which leads to the cosy reception room with wood burning stove and Georgian Styles Windows.
The kitchen/diner has ample eye and waist level storage with pull out jar cupboard, range cooker, space for dishwasher and fridge and original 1940`s feature fireplace. From the kitchen there is a spacious utility room with plumbing for white goods, door to the front of the property and door to the garden plus the original downstairs WC. More could be made of this spacious area and even a second floor added ( STPP ) to create further bedrooms.
Upstairs
There are three good size bedrooms and one with built-in in storage and exposed original fireplace. There is a bathroom with bath and overhead shower, heating towel rail and built-in vanity unit.
Outside
The enclosed South East facing garden is laid mainly to lawn with a sociable patio, ideal for entertaining family and friends during the summer months. This property has the largest garden on the street, therefore able to accommodate a house extension whether it be to the side, the rear, the loft or all three!
To the front of the property there is a driveway driveway that fits three cars and off road parking for one car
Other notable features include: Gas central heating, double glazing and part boarded loft. The Thame to Aylesbury & Thame to Oxford (280/260) bus stop is at the end of the road and links directly to the Haddenham train station.
Thame is a thriving and historic Oxfordshire market town with an attractive and well-maintained town centre that boasts many award-winning and unique shops. Local retailers concentrate on offering top quality and excellent service allied to excellent value for money. Over 600 free car parking spaces and many wonderful restaurants, cafes and pubs, make visiting Thame a real treat. There is a sports centre and local clubs catering for a wide variety of sporting interests. Local education facilities are provided for all ages and include the renowned Lord Williams`s School where all church denominations are catered for.
The M40 (junctions 6 and 7) is within 41/2 miles, giving access to London, Oxford and The Midlands. There is a railway station at Haddenham (two miles distant) providing a regular service to London, Marylebone and Birmingham.
Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.
Council Tax
South Oxfordshire District Council, Band D
The property consists of: entrance hallway with space for coats and shoes, which leads to the cosy reception room with wood burning stove and Georgian Styles Windows.
The kitchen/diner has ample eye and waist level storage with pull out jar cupboard, range cooker, space for dishwasher and fridge and original 1940`s feature fireplace. From the kitchen there is a spacious utility room with plumbing for white goods, door to the front of the property and door to the garden plus the original downstairs WC. More could be made of this spacious area and even a second floor added ( STPP ) to create further bedrooms.
Upstairs
There are three good size bedrooms and one with built-in in storage and exposed original fireplace. There is a bathroom with bath and overhead shower, heating towel rail and built-in vanity unit.
Outside
The enclosed South East facing garden is laid mainly to lawn with a sociable patio, ideal for entertaining family and friends during the summer months. This property has the largest garden on the street, therefore able to accommodate a house extension whether it be to the side, the rear, the loft or all three!
To the front of the property there is a driveway driveway that fits three cars and off road parking for one car
Other notable features include: Gas central heating, double glazing and part boarded loft. The Thame to Aylesbury & Thame to Oxford (280/260) bus stop is at the end of the road and links directly to the Haddenham train station.
Thame is a thriving and historic Oxfordshire market town with an attractive and well-maintained town centre that boasts many award-winning and unique shops. Local retailers concentrate on offering top quality and excellent service allied to excellent value for money. Over 600 free car parking spaces and many wonderful restaurants, cafes and pubs, make visiting Thame a real treat. There is a sports centre and local clubs catering for a wide variety of sporting interests. Local education facilities are provided for all ages and include the renowned Lord Williams`s School where all church denominations are catered for.
The M40 (junctions 6 and 7) is within 41/2 miles, giving access to London, Oxford and The Midlands. There is a railway station at Haddenham (two miles distant) providing a regular service to London, Marylebone and Birmingham.
Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.
Council Tax
South Oxfordshire District Council, Band D
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£3,750
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£999
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£500,000
3 bed house for sale
Churchill Crescent, Thame - Extension Potential (stp), OX9
An immaculately presented 3 bedroom semi detached property, offering great potential to extend with a precedent already set by neighbouring houses. Situated within a quiet crescent and just a 10 minute walk to the shops and facilities of Thame town centre. Excellent transport links.
The property consists of: entrance hallway with space for coats and shoes, which leads to the cosy reception room with wood burning stove and Georgian Styles Windows.
The kitchen/diner has ample eye and waist level storage with pull out jar cupboard, range cooker, space for dishwasher and fridge and original 1940`s feature fireplace. From the kitchen there is a spacious utility room with plumbing for white goods, door to the front of the property and door to the garden plus the original downstairs WC. More could be made of this spacious area and even a second floor added ( STPP ) to create further bedrooms.
Upstairs
There are three good size bedrooms and one with built-in in storage and exposed original fireplace. There is a bathroom with bath and overhead shower, heating towel rail and built-in vanity unit.
Outside
The enclosed South East facing garden is laid mainly to lawn with a sociable patio, ideal for entertaining family and friends during the summer months. This property has the largest garden on the street, therefore able to accommodate a house extension whether it be to the side, the rear, the loft or all three!
To the front of the property there is a driveway driveway that fits three cars and off road parking for one car
Other notable features include: Gas central heating, double glazing and part boarded loft. The Thame to Aylesbury & Thame to Oxford (280/260) bus stop is at the end of the road and links directly to the Haddenham train station.
Thame is a thriving and historic Oxfordshire market town with an attractive and well-maintained town centre that boasts many award-winning and unique shops. Local retailers concentrate on offering top quality and excellent service allied to excellent value for money. Over 600 free car parking spaces and many wonderful restaurants, cafes and pubs, make visiting Thame a real treat. There is a sports centre and local clubs catering for a wide variety of sporting interests. Local education facilities are provided for all ages and include the renowned Lord Williams`s School where all church denominations are catered for.
The M40 (junctions 6 and 7) is within 41/2 miles, giving access to London, Oxford and The Midlands. There is a railway station at Haddenham (two miles distant) providing a regular service to London, Marylebone and Birmingham.
Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.
Council Tax
South Oxfordshire District Council, Band D
The property consists of: entrance hallway with space for coats and shoes, which leads to the cosy reception room with wood burning stove and Georgian Styles Windows.
The kitchen/diner has ample eye and waist level storage with pull out jar cupboard, range cooker, space for dishwasher and fridge and original 1940`s feature fireplace. From the kitchen there is a spacious utility room with plumbing for white goods, door to the front of the property and door to the garden plus the original downstairs WC. More could be made of this spacious area and even a second floor added ( STPP ) to create further bedrooms.
Upstairs
There are three good size bedrooms and one with built-in in storage and exposed original fireplace. There is a bathroom with bath and overhead shower, heating towel rail and built-in vanity unit.
Outside
The enclosed South East facing garden is laid mainly to lawn with a sociable patio, ideal for entertaining family and friends during the summer months. This property has the largest garden on the street, therefore able to accommodate a house extension whether it be to the side, the rear, the loft or all three!
To the front of the property there is a driveway driveway that fits three cars and off road parking for one car
Other notable features include: Gas central heating, double glazing and part boarded loft. The Thame to Aylesbury & Thame to Oxford (280/260) bus stop is at the end of the road and links directly to the Haddenham train station.
Thame is a thriving and historic Oxfordshire market town with an attractive and well-maintained town centre that boasts many award-winning and unique shops. Local retailers concentrate on offering top quality and excellent service allied to excellent value for money. Over 600 free car parking spaces and many wonderful restaurants, cafes and pubs, make visiting Thame a real treat. There is a sports centre and local clubs catering for a wide variety of sporting interests. Local education facilities are provided for all ages and include the renowned Lord Williams`s School where all church denominations are catered for.
The M40 (junctions 6 and 7) is within 41/2 miles, giving access to London, Oxford and The Midlands. There is a railway station at Haddenham (two miles distant) providing a regular service to London, Marylebone and Birmingham.
Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.
Council Tax
South Oxfordshire District Council, Band D