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Under offer

Marlow Hall

Nether Marlow, Oxfordshire

£6,500,000

Bedrooms
7
Bathrooms
5
Internal area
8,450 sq ft
Tenure
Freehold

Marlow Hall was built in 1816 and has been in the same family since 1954, which is why it has survived without the unsympathetic subdivision that happened to most houses of its size.

The principal rooms face south across the lawn. The bay in the drawing room is deep enough to furnish as a room in itself, and the original shutters all still work.

The walled garden is a genuine working one — four beds, a restored glasshouse, and soil that has been fed for two centuries. The converted stable block is currently let and produces an income.

Listed Grade II. The 2017 re-roofing was done under listed building consent and the paperwork comes with the house.

Highlights

  • Eleven acres including paddock, orchard and a walled kitchen garden
  • Stable block converted to a two-bedroom cottage, let on an AST
  • Grade II listed, re-roofed in 2017 with full documentation
  • Forty-one minutes to London Paddington from Didcot

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