House For Sale £1,650,000
White Hart House is one of Haddenham’s finest Grade II Listed homes, set in peaceful surroundings. The house has undergone substantial renovation, with the help of a renowned local architect and historic buildings specialist and has been remodelled and
refurbished throughout. It provides excellent
living space with lovely interiors and modern
and period features, to create an attractive and substantial family home. Formerly a 19th Century village inn, it's constructed of stone and Wychert. Set in a generous plot of 0.3 of an acre, this offers the prospect of country village living with the attractions of London only a 40 minute train ride away. The property has versatile accommodation with a host of features that include a light filled 30’ kitchen/ breakfast room with a long central island and stone worktops. From the kitchen, you enter
the barn/family room at the rear of the house with vaulted ceiling and bi fold doors which give access to the garden. This area could also function as a self-contained annex as it includes a kitchen, bathroom and mezzanine bedroom. In the main body of the house there are further reception rooms: An office/study and a large Drawing room both with period features and the cellar/playroom. There is a utility room and cloakroom off the kitchen. Upstairs there are five bedrooms, one en-suite, and a family bathroom.<br /><br />Haddenham is a popular village situated 3 miles from the market town of Thame on the Oxfordshire/Buckinghamshire borders.
Haddenham has a vibrant community, with its cafes, museum, library and public houses. There is also a gp Surgery and dentist. There is excellent schooling in the area with two infant schools and a primary school. Haddenham has a number of sports clubs; tennis, football and cricket and various recreational grounds. There is a parade of shops, post office, garden centre and a farm shop. A further range of independent shops and supermarkets can be found in Thame. Haddenham Thame Parkway station provides a rail link to Oxford, London Marylebone and Birmingham. Many residents commute to London by rail. Oxford is within easy reach with all its wider amenity and schooling, road links are good given the proximity to J7 & 8 of the M40.<br /><br />The gardens are mainly laid to lawn with various
terraced areas providing places to sit. There is also a pergola leading from the house to the summer house. The property is approached via electric gates to a gravel drive leading to a generous double garage.
refurbished throughout. It provides excellent
living space with lovely interiors and modern
and period features, to create an attractive and substantial family home. Formerly a 19th Century village inn, it's constructed of stone and Wychert. Set in a generous plot of 0.3 of an acre, this offers the prospect of country village living with the attractions of London only a 40 minute train ride away. The property has versatile accommodation with a host of features that include a light filled 30’ kitchen/ breakfast room with a long central island and stone worktops. From the kitchen, you enter
the barn/family room at the rear of the house with vaulted ceiling and bi fold doors which give access to the garden. This area could also function as a self-contained annex as it includes a kitchen, bathroom and mezzanine bedroom. In the main body of the house there are further reception rooms: An office/study and a large Drawing room both with period features and the cellar/playroom. There is a utility room and cloakroom off the kitchen. Upstairs there are five bedrooms, one en-suite, and a family bathroom.<br /><br />Haddenham is a popular village situated 3 miles from the market town of Thame on the Oxfordshire/Buckinghamshire borders.
Haddenham has a vibrant community, with its cafes, museum, library and public houses. There is also a gp Surgery and dentist. There is excellent schooling in the area with two infant schools and a primary school. Haddenham has a number of sports clubs; tennis, football and cricket and various recreational grounds. There is a parade of shops, post office, garden centre and a farm shop. A further range of independent shops and supermarkets can be found in Thame. Haddenham Thame Parkway station provides a rail link to Oxford, London Marylebone and Birmingham. Many residents commute to London by rail. Oxford is within easy reach with all its wider amenity and schooling, road links are good given the proximity to J7 & 8 of the M40.<br /><br />The gardens are mainly laid to lawn with various
terraced areas providing places to sit. There is also a pergola leading from the house to the summer house. The property is approached via electric gates to a gravel drive leading to a generous double garage.
