Luxury Bourne End and Marlow homes by River Thames

The county benefits from the beauty of River Thames and its local history, including the quirky annual royal Swan Upping tradition.

Marlow and Bourne End is where buyers looking for a peaceful atmosphere not too far from quality shops, restaurants and boutiques should turn to.

Here are three unique properties currently on the market in Marlow and Bourne End.

Marlow Mill

First up is a townhouse on Mill Road on the market for a guide price of £1.595 million with riverside views.

The Marlow Mill townhouses (Image: Savills)

The boater’s dream home includes four bedrooms, three reception rooms and three bathrooms across 2,612 sq.ft.

It boasts a balcony with a river view, private parking, garage and a communal garden, while Marlow high street and station are only a stone’s throw away.

The view from the balcony to the lock (Image: Savills)

Westhorpe House, Little Marlow

Brand new 23 apartments at a historical manor are due to enter the market soon.

Westhorpe House in Little Marlow (Image: Savills)

Prices for the luxury apartments at the gated development start from £340,000 and go up to £1.1 million.

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Most of the apartments have a private balcony or a terrace and the communal garden is surrounded by five acres of landscaped grounds with trees.

An example of a living room in the development's showroom (Image: Savills)

The Grade II listed building was built for James Chase MP in about 1700 and it was owned by various high power individuals, including Field Marshal Sir George Nugent and his wife Maria Nugent, who is buried in Little Marlow’s church.

The Drive, Bourne End

The idyllic three-bedroom cottage with a price tag of £895,000 on The Drive is set on the private Abbotsbrook Estate by the windy waterways that lead to River Thames.

The three-bedroom cottage with access to River Thames (Image: Savills)

The owners of the 1,113 sq.ft. home have retained its period features, including sash windows, exposed beams and original wood floors, while it’s still been renovated to suit modern needs.

The cottage is believed to date back to the pre-1900s. 

The home has been renovated while retaining some original features (Image: Savills)

Alongside three double bedrooms, two bathrooms and two reception rooms, there’s a lush garden with an outdoor office.

The beautiful garden includes an outdoor office (Image: Savills)