A six-bedroom Grade II listed Georgian residence has been placed on the market, having been described in promotional material as one of the town’s most distinguished family homes.
The property, named Jasmine Cottage, sits in the village of Lashlake near Thame and carries an asking price of £1,295,000.
According to the property listing platform, the sale represents a rare chance to acquire the dwelling, which has remained under the ownership of a single family for six decades.
The residence commands views across the local cricket ground and the historic St Mary’s church.
Internally, the accommodation comprises three reception spaces, two bathrooms, and a kitchen and breakfast room measuring 23 feet in length, complete with a pantry area.
Records indicate that original architectural elements have been preserved throughout the property, which underwent an expansion in 1987 with the addition of a rear reception room.
The home spans three levels, with three bedrooms situated on the first floor and a further three on the second floor.
One of the reception areas is a double-length sitting room featuring an open fireplace, while a separate dining room offers views of the surrounding area.
A family room provides outlook onto the garden.
The dwelling is being marketed as available with vacant possession and without an onward chain.
According to listing details, the property formed part of the historic H and C Pearce wool trading business and maintains numerous period features and traditional character.
The description notes that accommodation is arranged elegantly across three floors, with a central entrance hall granting access to all reception areas.
The uppermost floor delivers generous proportions suitable for family occupation, incorporating a spacious landing or play zone, three bedrooms and a sizeable bathroom.