This wonderful cottage is situated on the owner s farm with its own private area to ensure a relaxing break away from it all. The local village of Shabbington has a riverside pub and the River Thame borders the property with riverside walks nearby. Thame (3.9 miles) is worth a visit for its weekly market on Tuesday. Long Crendon (2.2 miles) is a picturesque village, famous for being a filming location of Midsomer Murders. Also easily accessible is Oxford (12.5 miles), renowned for its world class colleges and stunning architecture across the city. To enjoy a little bit of retail therapy, Bicester Village is only 14 miles away. Head up the driveway up through the farm to the cottage, which has its own private area for you to be able to relax and enjoy this peaceful location. As you step into the cottage you will be able to discard boots and coats in a useful cupboard within the hallway after a busy day exploring. Make your way into the lounge which has comfortable seating and a Smart TV. There are patio doors with views across the farm and access out to the front of the cottage. Off the lounge there is a fully equipped kitchen. Head back into the hallway and you will find three bedrooms, one double and two singles, along with a bathroom. All of the bedrooms have TVs. The owner has created a fantastic enclosed outdoor space to really be able to switch off, with a lovely outdoor seating area with charcoal BBQ, fire pit and hot tub. There are views across the rolling fields and privacy is assured.
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