Chancellors estate agents in Thame

THE FIRST 100 CUSTOMERS…

who instruct Chancellors Thame to sell their property will be eligible to receive significantly discounted commission fees.*

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THE FIRST 25 CUSTOMERS…

who instruct Chancellors Thame to let their property using our free fees terms & conditions will receive 0% lettings & property management fees for the first 6 months of their tenancy.**

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Terms and Conditions

Instructions need to be in place between 26^th October 2020 and 1^st April 2021, and a let must be agreed, with associated documentation completed, before close of business on 1^st April 2021.

To be eligible, your property must be within the following postcodes:

HP17 8, HP18 9, HP27 0, HP27 9, OX9 2, OX9 3, OX9 7, OX39 4, OX44 7

* SALES:

Receive a much-reduced fee offering (the ‘Offer Fee’) when you instruct Chancellors Thame to sell your property. This special fee offer is limited to the first 100 Sole Selling Rights clients who instruct Chancellors to sell their property within the following postcodes: HP17 8, HP18 9, HP27 0, HP27 9, OX9 2, OX9 3, OX9 7, OX39 4, OX44 7. The Offer Fee is conditional on a For Sale board being displayed at the property until contracts for sale are exchanged. CGEAL reserves the right to refuse an instruction for inclusion in this offer without reason. The no fee offer is available to all owners instructing CGEAL between 26^th October 2020 and 1^st April 2021 where a sale is agreed subject to contract and conveyancers are instructed by both seller and buyer within the above dates (inclusive). There are no conditions as to the date by which exchange of contracts must be achieved. Should a seller arrange a sale of the property via another agent at any time during the sole selling rights period, including the offer period, then the Offer Fee will become payable in full upon exchange of unconditional contracts. A minimum sole selling rights period of 24 weeks applies to this offer. If a 24 week sole selling rights agreement is unsuitable, then a launch offer fee (reduced from our standard fee but not as reduced) will be specifically discussed and agreed at time of instruction. The Offer Fee is only available for use once per vendor. No variations will be accepted to a ‘Offer Fee’ instruction unless authorised in writing by a Director of CGEAL. CGEAL reserves the right to extend this offer at its sole discretion. All other usual terms and conditions in this document apply.

**LETTINGS:

Pay no Lettings & Property Management fees for six months, (the ‘Offer Fees’) when you instruct Chancellors Thame to let your property. This special ‘No Fee for 6 months’ offer is limited to the first 25 Sole Lettings Rights clients who instruct CGEAL to let their property within the following postcodes: HP17 8, HP18 9, HP27 0, HP27 9, OX9 2, OX9 3, OX9 7, OX39 4, OX44 7. The ‘No Lettings & Property Management Fee for 6 months’ offer includes lettings and property management fees set out in the Tenancy Management & Property Management Service (Gold & Platinum) section only. It does not include Tenant Find only fees, administration and referencing charges, charges for arranging works, contractor disbursements or any other costs rightly due for payment by the landlord that have been paid on behalf of the landlord by CGEAL as part of commencing the tenancy or administering it throughout the tenancy. After the expiry of the first 6 months of the new original term of tenancy or following such tenancy’s expiry, whichever is the sooner, fees will revert to the Agreed Fees (not the offer fees). The offer is conditional on a ‘to let’ or ‘let agreed’ board being displayed at the property until contracts for let are exchanged. CGEAL reserves the right to refuse an instruction for inclusion in this offer without reason. The No Fee offer is available to all owners instructing CGEAL between 26^th October 2020 and 1^st April 2021 where a let is agreed, subject to contract, for a minimum term of 12 months within the above dates (inclusive). There are no conditions as to the date by which exchange of contracts must be achieved. Should an initial let be agreed for the property after 1^st April 2021 the agreed fees and charges (not the offer fees and charges) will apply. Should a let fall through and another let be agreed after the 1^st April 2021 then the Agreed Fees and charges (not the offer fees and charges) will apply. Should the landlord wish to serve notice on the Property Management service for any reason during the first 12 months of the tenancy they can do so giving 3 months’ notice however the benefit of the ‘No Lettings & Property Management Fee for 6 months’ will be forfeited and full Tenancy Management fees for the full term, and Property Management fees for the term to date plus the 3 month notice period will become payable upon presentation of an invoice. Should an initial let come to an end and another let be agreed after 1^st April 2021 then the agreed fees and charges (not the offer fees and charges) will apply. A minimum sole agency period of 24 weeks applies to this offer. The Offer Fees and Charges are only available once per landlord. No variations will be accepted to a ’No Lettings & Property Management Fee for 6 months’ instruction unless authorised in writing by a Director of CGEAL. CGEAL reserves the right to extend this offer at its sole discretion. All other usual terms and conditions in this document apply.

Thame is a traditional market town located in the county of Oxfordshire, named after the river Thame that runs through the north of the town. Situated at the foot of the Chiltern Hills, is enriched with many markets, beautiful nature spots, shopping locations and award-winning pubs.

History of Thame

The history of Thame spans around 6,000 years, dating back to the Anglo-Saxon period. The extent of this history was only discovered in 2015 when a full-scale excavation took place, revealing Thame’s rich pre-historic past. Evidence from the Neolithic, Iron Age, Roman period and early Anglo-Saxon period was recorded by the archaeologists.

Thame was recorded in the Domesday book, however, at the time it was listed as belonging to the Bishop of Lincoln. During the 12^th century, the Bishop of Lincoln formed a new town where Thame is located and this resulted in the creation of the famous wide High Street that still exists today. The land was originally utilised for farming purposes but was repurposed to house the 12^th century markets. Thame is still to this day famous for its weekly markets and famed for the surviving medieval layout of the town.

In the 19^th century Thame began to grow, with the construction of East Street and many houses being built to accommodate the influx of agricultural workers relocating to the town. Many Victorian buildings were created during this period, including the Town Hall and a County Court, which is now Thame Museum. A railway line was also implemented at this time, however it did not serve the old town but instead provided access to the ever expanding east side of the settlement.

The 20th century marked further changes and expansion in Thame, with the town’s famous livestock market moving to North Street after 800 years of being in the High Street. During the 1960s, Thame’s railway station was eventually closed as the line was no longer operational. This railway station served the town for over 100 years. Thame is now served by Haddenham and Thame Parkway station.

A few years later in the 70s, the Lea Park housing estate was built to the north of the town. This was just one of many 20^th century housing estates that encouraged the continual growth of the town’s population. Some 20 years later, the M40 motorway was extended from Thame to Birmingham, making the area even more desirable for potential inhabitants.

Things to do

Thame has plenty of activities to offer – you will be sure to find something for all the family. There are many famous markets, beautiful landscaped gardens, award winning pubs and a wealth of independent shops – the list of fantastic attractions goes on!

– Thame Museum

– Rycote Chapel

– Waterperry Gardens

– Regular Tuesday market

– Thame Farmer’s Auction market

– Rumsey’s Chocolaterie

– The James Figg Pub

Thame has even played host to the popular ITV series ‘Midsomer Murders’, with episodes frequently filmed in various locations across the town. Fans of the series can visit the Town Hall (aka Causton Town Hall on the show!) to pick up a leaflet, or book a guided tour to make sure that you don’t miss any of the deadly locations around the town.

Primary and secondary schools in Thame

Thame is home to four schools, three primary and one secondary. For children aged 5-11 there’s Barley Hill Primary School, John Hampden Primary School and St Joseph’s Primary School, all of which have been rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted. Barley Hill and John Hampden both have circa 500 pupils, whereas St Joseph’s has a much smaller intake with just under 200 pupils.

For older children in key stages three and four there is Lord William’s School which has been rated as ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted. This institution also has a sizeable sixth form for those aged 16 – 18.

Transportation in Thame

Thame is located just 14 miles east of Oxford and 10 miles south west of Aylesbury, both accessible via the A418. It is also served by the M40 motorway, which provides links to Birmingham and London. The town is also well connected to Chinnor via the B4445, Princes Risborough via the A4129 and Bicester via the B4011.

How to get to Thame

– By road: Thame is easily accessible via junction 6, 7 and 8a of the M40.

– By train: Haddenham and Thame Parkway station are just 2 miles away from the town centre. The line is direct to London Marylebone and the journey time is just under an hour. A regular bus service from the station provides access to the centre of Thame.

Places to live in and near Thame

For more information about some of the most popular areas to live in and around Thame, please ask in branch.

• Brill
• Oakley
• Long Crendon
• Chearsley
• Cuddington
• Haddenham
• Chinnor
• Sydenham
• Longwick
• Chalgrove
• Watlington
• Tetsworth
• Potcombe
• Lewknor
• Kingston Blount
• Waterstock
• Tiddington
• Shabbington
• Ickford
• Worminghall

Below, you’ll find a selection of links to organisations and businesses serving the local area.

Thame Museum

Rycote Chapel

Waterperry Gardens

Thame Farmers Auction market

Rumseys Chocolaterie

The James Figg Pub