High Street, Thame, Oxfordshire, OX9

Wavertree House is a stunning Grade II listed period residence ideally located on the high street of Thame, a vibrant market town celebrated for its comprehensive amenities, excellent conveniences, and superb transport connections. Despite its central position, the home boasts a tranquil walled rear garden—an unexpectedly serene and private retreat.



The house has undergone refurbishment and expansion. It now offers six spacious bedrooms spread over the first and second floors, complemented by three well-appointed bathrooms. The luxurious principal bedroom suite features a walk-in wardrobe and an en-suite bathroom.

On the ground floor, there is an expansive open plan kitchen and family room with vaulted ceilings, a games room, and two elegant formal reception rooms. High ceilings, numerous period features, and a premium finish are consistent throughout the home.

Parking is convenient with parking for two cars at the front, secured by a gated entrance.

The exceptional rear walled gardens include a sunken terrace, a spa swimming pool.

Thame itself is a picturesque town nestled near the Chiltern Hills and the historic city of Oxford. It is rich in history and offers a lively yet refined atmosphere with a beautiful High Street featuring a mix of Medieval and Georgian architecture. The street is lined with a wide variety of independent shops, bars, and dining options, including cozy pubs and exquisite restaurants. Essential shopping needs are met by local Waitrose & Sainsbury's supermarkets.

The town offers excellent transport links to London, with the Haddenham and Thame Parkway station providing a quick 36-minute connection to Marylebone. The M40 motorway is also readily accessible for road travel.

Families will find Thame accommodating for educational needs, boasting three commendable primary schools and the esteemed Lord Williams Comprehensive School. The preparatory Ashfold School is nearby in Dorton, with several private schooling options in Oxford, mostly accessible by bus.

Oxford is a mere 15 miles away, with London 40 miles distant. The M40 is just 6 miles from the town, and the Haddenham & Thame Parkway is 4 miles away. All distances and travel times are approximate.