Thames House is a handsome Victorian residence, dating from 1889, occupying a remarkable position beside Marlow Lock. With views towards the church and Marlow Bridge, the setting is quite exceptional. The property features a private garden, double garage, ample parking and a private boat mooring. The home retains a wealth of period character, including ornate leaded and stained-glass windows, original fireplaces and wall and ceiling panelling, while a meticulous refurbishment has created beautifully considered contemporary interiors. The former boathouse has also been converted into an inviting sitting room, sensitively integrated with the original house.

The characterful stained-glass entrance door opens into a striking panelled hall, centred on a fireplace with a log-burning stove and French doors leading to the verandah. A nearby study provides extensive fitted cabinetry and shelving. At the heart of the house is the superb open-plan kitchen and dining room, with engineered wood flooring. Sleek bespoke gloss cabinetry is complemented by mirrored wall panelling, pendant lighting and a comprehensive range of integrated Miele appliances, including double ovens and a full-height wine fridge. The central island incorporates the hob, storage and space for casual dining. From the dining area, glazed doors open onto the verandah, creating a natural connection between the house and garden. A utility room, cloakroom and inner hall with bifold doors to a courtyard terrace complete this part of the house. The generous dual-aspect sitting room features glazed doors opening onto a deck, providing a peaceful vantage point from which to enjoy the river and surrounding views.

On the first floor, the principal bedroom features a fireplace and a contemporary marble-panelled en suite with separate walk-in shower. French doors open onto a balcony, shared with the second bedroom, a further generous double with superb period charm. Two additional bedrooms, one with fitted wardrobes, are served by a WC and smart shower room. A fully fitted laundry room with storage and appliances completes the floor.

The façade of Thames House is particularly attractive, combining traditional brick construction with a painted upper façade, twin oriel bay windows with hung tiles under a red clay-tiled roof. On the lock side, ornate cast-iron railings add to its distinctive character. The private rear garden is a particular highlight, offering a peaceful setting directly beside the Thames. A sheltered veranda beneath the upper balconies leads down to the lawn, framed by mature hedging. A charming summer house sits beside the river, with a dual-aspect outlook and adjoining terrace providing a delightful spot for enjoying the garden and waterside setting. The property also benefits from a private boat mooring, and a separate store provides additional storage.

A block-paved driveway provides ample parking and leads to a double garage, which includes a ground floor shower room. Upstairs there are two versatile rooms.

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