67 Queens Road, Thame Guide Price £1,500,000

Clevedon House represents one of very few remaining period homes located in the town centre to have retained the majority of its grounds. Located in one of Thame’s coveted residential locations on the corner of Kings and Queens Road, this outstanding family home is approached from a hedge lined 100’ private gated drive which opens onto the house and stunning mature gardens. On entering Clevedon House through an elegant stained glass front door, a spacious entrance hall with cloakroom provides access to all principle receptions which include; an elegant 18’ drawing room with working fireplace, oak floor and bay window, a lovely sitting room complete with window seat overlooking the gardens, a snug and a 20’ family room/ study with doors opening onto the rear terrace. In more recent years the addition of a single storey extension has created an impressive 28’ vaulted kitchen/dining room fitted with a John Lewis of Hungerford range of Shaker style units with large central island, integrated appliances, Rayburn stove and includes a large walk-in pantry. This bright and airy room has space for a large dining table and a family sitting area with doors opening onto the garden. The kitchen is served by a large utility room which is equipped with a double oven and hob. Bedroom accommodation is set out over two floors with three large doubles on the first floor and two further doubles on the second floor. All bedrooms are served by a family bathroom and modern shower room. The first floor also includes a library room with double doors opening onto a balcony with views over the garden. Externally and of particular note are the mature gardens. Gated vehicular access off Queens Road opens onto an impressive hedge lined 100’ drive which in turn opens onto the main gardens, parking area and a detached double garage and double carport. Totalling about 0.4 acres the majority of the grounds are to the front of the house and being bound by a high mature hedge, offer almost complete seclusion. The grounds are laid predominantly to lawn with beautiful mature specimen trees including a magnificent weeping willow. The garden also features a substantial timber workshop with potential to convert into a home office. To the north boundary is a further area of lawn, well stocked borders and a terrace ideal for alfresco dining. Beyond the terrace a path provides access onto Kings Road. Although the majority of the gardens are to the front aspect there is a sunny west facing rear terrace located at the rear providing access to the utility room and garage.