Delightfully positioned in the heart of Marlow, this charming Grade II-listed cottage is located on one of the town's most sought-after roads and forms part of an attractive terrace with the neighbouring houses and a traditional inn. The property is believed to date back to the 17th century and is a unique addition to streetscape with its Dutch gabled front elevation. The character features continue inside, where there are exposed beams, sash windows and brick detailing, while modern additions such as a wood-burning stove and a roof lantern add further interesting touches. The ground floor is well proportioned and comprises a 30ft sitting room, an open plan kitchen and dining room with separate utility area, a cloakroom with WC and a family room at the rear. The first floor has two double bedrooms, a cloakroom and access to the roof terrace, with a final bedroom and family bathroom on the second floor.

Marlow Ferry is situated in the middle of a pretty terrace, separated from the road via iron railings and a pedestrian gate, with an impressive wisteria clambering over the front elevations. The outside space to the rear is designed in a low maintenance style and comprises a large first-floor roof terrace, with a spiral staircase leading down to a very charming walled garden. Both the roof terrace and garden are laid to astroturf, with the garden also having mature trees and a number of flowerbeds. A wooden outbuilding to the rear provides either an office or for storage, while a paved terrace adjoining the house has space for garden furniture. On-street parking is available locally, some of the bays are reserved for local residents.

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