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Our address is 30A Upper High Street, Thame, Oxfordshire, OX9 3EX

We are set back just off the high street, behind Richardsons Accountants (opposite the War Memorial) – look for The Sanderum Centre sign at the end of our drive.

Absolutely. Please just contact our reception team and we’ll book you in for a tour so you can view the space and Centre for yourself. Contact us on 01844 211080, email hello@sanderumcentre.co.uk or complete our online tour request form via the button above.

We look forward to welcoming you and showing you the space.

Yes, we absolutely do! So many of our clients come through word-of-mouth, being recommended by current and previous clients or visitors.

If you know someone who is looking for an office in Chinnor or Thame – either this specific office, or something similar – drop us an email on hello@sanderumcentre.co.uk and ask for details of our referral scheme.

Choosing a serviced office is one of the smartest moves for small businesses, solo entrepreneurs, and professionals who want to enjoy the benefits of flexible, hassle-free workspace. Unlike traditional office leases that tie you into long contracts and unexpected costs, a serviced office with The Sanderum Centre gives you all-inclusive pricing with no hidden expenses – just one simple, value-for-money, monthly fee.

With short-term contracts from as little as 4 months and the ability to upscale or downsize as needed, you’re never locked into a space that no longer suits your needs. Whether you’re a freelancer looking to separate work from home life, or a small business wanting a base without the overheads of a traditional office, serviced office space offers the perfect balance of flexibility, affordability, and professionalism.

Whether you’re growing a team, need a professional setting for client meetings, or want a quiet, productive space away from home, serviced offices give you the freedom to focus on what really matters: running your business and growing your professional network.

ABOUT THAME

Thame is a wonderfully traditional market town located close to the Chiltern Hills and the historic City of Oxford. The bustling High Street boasts a good range of award-winning, independent shops including Rumsey’s Chocolaterie and What’s Cooking which provides a vast selection of delicatessen foods as well as many lovely restaurants, public houses, coffee shops and supermarkets, including Waitrose, Sainsbury’s and the Co-Op. The town is home to a thriving market each Tuesday which has been held in Thame for over 800 years, along with a hugely popular farmers’ market held once a month and a traditional cattle market every week. It is also well served with ample parking, including over 600 free car parking spaces.

For walkers, cyclists and nature-lovers, Thame is perfectly placed to make the most of the beautiful South Oxfordshire countryside. Cuttlebrook, Thames award-winning nature reserve, offers a rich diversity of wildlife and a network of footpaths to explore. The picturesque Phoenix Trail, running along the old railway route from Thame to Princes Risborough, is a pleasant place for an afternoon stroll but, for longer walks, it’s possible to join the Ridgeway Path, Britain’s oldest track that runs to the south of Thame on its way from Wiltshire to Buckinghamshire.

Education in the area is excellent and the schools within Thame have a superb reputation, with three primary schools and Lord Williams Secondary School. There are also several private schools in the area with Ashfold Preparatory school being located close by in the village of Dorton.

Thame is superbly positioned for the commuter with links to London. The Train station at Haddenham is a short 5 minutes away, providing a direct route to London Marylebone in 36 minutes, whilst the M40 motorway is a short drive from Thame providing access to the national motorway networks. Oxford City Centre is approximately 20 minutes away.