Bellway - Phoenix Park

Thame is well-set for education provision as the town is home to three primary schools and a secondary school. Barley Hill Primary School, Josh Hampden Primary School, and St Joseph's Catholic Primary School all have good reputations with parents and students, with Josh Hampden just over half a mile from the development. The secondary school, Lord Williams's School, is less than half a mile from the development and this establishment caters for young people aged between 11 and 18. The town also has close proximity to several universities. Within a 30-minute drive, homeowners will find the University of Oxford, Buckinghamshire New University, and the Aylesbury campus of the University of Bedfordshire.

Phoenix Park is just a three-minute drive from the A418. This A-road connects Thame with the A40 and M40, giving homeowners access to Oxford in just over 30 minutes and the wider motorway network. Other nearby destinations that can be reached by road include Aylesbury and the Chiltern Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Rail travel to London Marylebone, Birmingham Snow Hill, and Oxford is also available via Haddenham & Thame Parkway Station. Found just seven minutes from the development, this station provides regular trains to these key destinations, making the site a popular base for commuters and academics. Sustainable travel is available in the area via The Phoenix Trail. Directly accessible from the site, this cyclist and pedestrian route is well-used by members of the public exploring Oxfordshire.

In Thame, homeowners will find plenty to keep them busy. Sports enthusiasts are particularly well set, with Thame Leisure Centre providing swimming facilities, fitness classes, and bookable courts, as well as established clubs organising cricket, tennis, and football in the town. More relaxed pursuits can also be found, including visits to historic sites. Thame Park is particularly popular, and this country estate can be explored by visitors year-round. The Player's Theatre is a premier provider of outstanding shows, while regular festivals focused on art and literature are also hosted in the town. Thame Museum, guided walking tours related to the Midsomer Murders TV series, and Rumseys Chocolatier are also worth a visit to discover more about the town's history.