High Street, Haddenham

THE BONE HOUSE This wychert cottage seamlessly blends historical charm with modern conveniences. Living in this home is not just about having a place to stay, but about enjoying a lifestyle steeped in history and comfort in the heart of Haddenham.

The property boasts a contemporary kitchen which is elegantly equipped with modern amenities. It features a stunning granite countertop that adds a touch of luxury and durability. In addition, the kitchen has charming barn doors leading to the garden, providing a seamless connection between the indoor space and the natural beauty of the outdoor area.

The living area of the home is beautifully designed, featuring a comfortable and cozy wood burner. The exposed beams add a touch of architectural interest, complementing the historic character of the home, while the stone floor brings a sense of solidity and tradition. The space is spacious and open, providing plenty of room for both day-to-day living and entertaining guests. In keeping with the home's original character, the light switches have been preserved in their original state, adding a touch of authenticity.

As you make your way upstairs, you will discover the two beautifully designed bedrooms. They are fitted with polished floor boards that give the rooms a warm and inviting atmosphere. The bedrooms are also well-lit, providing a light and airy feel that enhances the comfortable ambiance of the space.


The bathroom boasts a generous amount of space, a feature that is accentuated by the presence of a classic roll top bath which adds a touch of elegance to the room.


 

GARDEN The property has a private garden that is partially enclosed by charming walls. This outdoor space also features a terrace, ideal for outdoor dining or relaxation. Adding to the charm of the garden is a pretty storage shed, providing practical storage solutions while enhancing the overall aesthetics of the garden.
 

HADDENHAM Haddenham is a traditional Buckinghamshire village about 3 miles from Thame. It has period properties, a pretty village green, a pond, a medieval church, a range of local shops and public houses, a new medical/dental centre, a library and schools. Further facilities (including a Waitrose supermarket) are available in Thame or Aylesbury, both within 15 minutes' drive, or Oxford, only 35 minutes' drive. Excellent state and private schools, including grammar options, are within easy reach, as well as Michelin star restaurants and Oxfordshire golf estate. Junctions 7 and 8A of the M40 are both about 15 minutes' drive for access to London and the Midlands motorway network.