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"An imposing character house dating back to the mid Victorian era, set in large walled gardens in one of the most sought after locations in the town, close to Marlow Lock and the river, and within level walking distance of Marlow High Street and the station. This stunning period house offers approx. 3700 sq. ft of accommodation plus another 1300 sqft of garaging with studio over, and plant room. Combining a host of period features sympathetically blended and upgraded with luxury kitchen and bathrooms, and enjoying a flexible layout. This represents a truly rare opportunity to acquire such a substantial and historic house in a such premier location, highly convenient and central but enjoying great privacy.

Location

Situated in one of the most favoured parts of this lovely riverside town, close to the lock and the weir, within a few hundred yards of the bridge, All Saints Church, & The Compleat Angler Hotel and within mile of the High Street with its array of bustling individual shops, cafes, & restaurants including The Ivy Marlow Garden as well as Tom Kerridge s 2 Michelin Star The Hand & Flowers , and The Coach both in West Street.

Local recreation facilities include walking along The Thames Path, with cycling & riding in the Hambleden Valley; rowing at Marlow Rowing Club; golf at Harleyford & Temple clubs for tennis, hockey, cricket & bowls, all in Pound Lane, along with the Court Garden Leisure Complex and the National Sports Centre at Bisham Abbey. For families, local primary schools are within easy reach along with Sir William Borlase Grammar School and Great Marlow School.

Directions

From the centre of Marlow proceed south from the obelisk down the High Street towards the river. At the mini roundabout at the bottom of the High Street, turn left into Station Road, third right into Mill Road just before The Prince of Wales public house , continue to the end, bear left with river on your right hand side and the house with be found on the left hand side almost opposite the turning to Marlow Mill, with the private drive at the far end.

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