Tucked away in the quaint village of Tetsworth near Thame in Oxfordshire is 12 Parkers Hill. This wonderful holiday home boasts a fantastic location near the historic city of Oxford, an enclosed rear garden and a homely interior welcoming five guests and two of their beloved canine companions; perfect for small families or friends looking to explore the south of England. Cross the threshold into your new home-from-home and head straight into the fully-equipped kitchen to rustle up a hearty meal that the whole family can enjoy together at the dining table. Later, snuggle up with your loved ones in front of the Smart TV ahead of a family film night with tasty treats. When the evening draws to a close, climb the stairs to wash off the day in the bathroom before resting up for another busy day in Oxfordshire in one of three bedrooms; choose from a double, twin and a single. The charming village of Tetsworth houses the upmarket pub and restaurant, The Swan, next to the village green and the perfect place to treat your loved ones to a delicious meal on the evenings when you don’t fancy cooking, the lovely Old Red Lion pub where you can indulge in a little tipple and pick up any essentials from the little shop. If you can tear yourself away, be sure to make the short drive to the popular Lamberts Arms, which can be found just 2 miles away on the A40 towards London. Further necessities can be found in stores in the nearby market town of Thame. The market town is home to an array of pubs and local stores to help ease your self-catered stay, the town is even home to the starting point of the five-mile-long Phoenix Trail so keen ramblers and cyclists will be in their element. The nearby village of Chinnor also offers excellent transport links and is home to the Chinnor and Princes Risborough Railway, a heritage railway which runs at weekends to Princess Risborough a quaint small town with shops and restaurants. Spend a full day out exploring the history that forms the foundations of Oxford; explore the medieval remains of Oxford Castle and Prison which houses an impressive 900-year-old crypt, marvel at the exhibits on display in Oxford University Museum of Natural History or learn about early scientific developments at the History of Science Museum. Guests can even take a punt on the River Thames or head to Bicester village for a wealth of shopping opportunities. If you fancy venturing into the bustling capital city of London, you can catch the regular train which runs from Haddenham and Thame Parkway to London Marleybone. There is also a multi-storey parking lot, which will have limited spaces during working days. The Oxford Tube runs from Lewknor to Victoria Station with several stops in between like Hyde Park Corner, so you can hop on and off to see your favourite attractions 24/7. The service also runs with same frequency from Lewknor into Oxford City Centre. Lewknor is circa 3 miles towards London on the A40 with limited parking on working days. Make memories at 12 Parkers Hill.

Located between Oxford and Aylesbury, the charming market town of Thame stands out as a must-see in Oxfordshire. Located on the River Thame, this beautiful community is famous for the 1137-founded Thame Abbey, which was subsequently destroyed in 1539 as part of the Reformation's dissolution of the monasteries. The town now has many shops and pubs, such as The Six Bells, The James Figg, and The Black horse, all of which offer a wide selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages and tasty pub fare, perfect for special occasions or nights when you just don't feel like cooking for your loved ones. It is also the starting point for the Phoenix Trail, a five-mile path connecting Thame and Princes Risborough that is popular among hikers and cyclists because of the beautiful scenery of the surrounding countryside and the nearby Chiltern Hills. In the nearby city of Oxford, history buffs can visit world-renowned institutions like the Ashmolean Museum, The Story Museum, and the Oxford University Museum of Natural History. Thame is a great starting point for excursions throughout Oxfordshire.

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