Rent 6 bedroom house in Marlow

Grade II Listed Property with Modern Amenities, nestled in a historic setting, this exceptional 6-bedroom property seamlessly combines the charm of a Grade II listed building with the luxury of contemporary living. Offering spacious accommodation, each bedroom is complemented by its own en-suite bathroom, ensuring privacy and comfort for all. Rich in history, the property has been thoughtfully restored and modernized over the years, preserving its period features while introducing high-end finishes. Notable upgrades include air conditioning in the primary bedroom and living room for year-round comfort. The expansive property features a private tennis court, ideal for active living, as well as a charming summer house, perfect for relaxation or entertaining guests. The beautifully landscaped garden provides a serene outdoor space, adding to the overall appeal of this remarkable home. With its generous living spaces, modern amenities, and exceptional outdoor features, this property offers an unparalleled living experience for families or those seeking a luxurious lifestyle. Outdoors, the property truly excels with a private swimming pool, and gym, offering ultimate convenience and year-round enjoyment. This unique home provides a rare opportunity to own a piece of history with all the modern comforts and luxury to suit contemporary living. Bockmer, as it was known or Bockmer Old Manor House, sits peacefully amidst trees reflected in a fishpond, suggesting little of its colourful ownership and dramatic past. It is a site of archaeological and historical interest. The county Records state that the present house was probably built about 1595, certainly the east front dates from this time. After being partly destroyed and rebuilt in the 17th & 18th centuries with 19th and 20th century additions. It's believed that the wall garden represents part of the plan and forecourt of a previous house. Although the exterior of the house shows no great age, there is an unusual mounting block; Bockmer House still has its own supply of water, which was once a donkey-operated well. A Chapel was still standing in 1697, and sometimes in dry weather the foundations of former buildings are outlined. Planning permission was requested to construct a conservatory in 1996 and were obliged to have an archaeological survey of the site before the foundations were laid. This exposed pieces of pottery from the 12th to the 17th centuries as well as the outline of a series of buildings constructed prior to the late 16th century. The traditional Georgian market town of Marlow is only three miles away and is without doubt one of the loveliest locations on the river Thames, situated on a broad sweep of the river between Henley and Windsor. The town is made up of historic streets and an abundance of boutique shops, restaurants, cafes and bistros. There is a thriving social scene with a variety of events throughout the year. Marlow is perfectly located for several exceptional schools, both private and state funded, including Sir William Borlase in the town itself. London and national transport networks are easily reachable from Marlow's own train station and the M4 and M40 motorways are also accessible nearby. London Heathrow airport is also only 24 miles away.