Location

Cookham village boasts a wonderful community, glorious rolling countryside and a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village is situated on the banks of the River Thames and the Thames Path follows the river through the town providing Gastro pubs, cafes and everyday amenities. Outdoor pursuits are numerous in and around the village, as are golf, football, cricket and rugby clubs.

There are three primary schools and three nursery schools situated in Cookham, with a comprehensive range of private and state schooling options in the area include Sir William Borlase Grammar School, Beaconsfield High School, Eton, Harrow, Wycombe Abbey, Caldicot Preparatory School and some excellent schools in the Maidenhead, Marlow and Henley area.

Cookham is delightfully rural yet just a short walk to the Primary Schools and Nursery’s and just 0.3 miles from Cookham railway station which offers mainline services to London Paddington. Perfectly positioned for access to both Marlow and Maidenhead where you will find a more extensive mix of bars, cafés and restaurants, as well as an eclectic range of local independent and national retailers.

For commuters, Cookham has a train station with a service to Paddington (via Maidenhead) in as little as 31 minutes, with an Elizabeth Line connection into central London from Maidenhead. The M40 and M4 motorways are easily accessible.

Cookham Station – 0.3 miles, Marlow High Street – 3.3 miles, Maidenhead – 3 miles, Henley-on-Thames 9.5 miles

Description

Old Farm House is a most impressive Grade-II listed home with more than 3350 sq ft of internal accommodation situated in the popular village of Cookham.

The property dates back to the 1500s and retains its period grandeur due to a wealth of character features, including exposed wood beams, original fireplaces and original tiled floors. The house features in a number of paintings by the Cookham based artist Spencer Stanley. Internally the home has been thoughtfully renovated to create a contemporary residence for the modern day. It features elegant high-ceilings and stylish décor that is sympathetic yet neutral, allowing for a new buyer to add their own personal stamp while honouring the character of the home.

The highlight of the property is certainly its charming and well-established gardens which are private with no overlooking neighbours and ideally positioned to capture the sun throughout the day. The feeling is distinctly rural, with separate areas for relaxing and al fresco dining.

The versatile accommodation is arranged over two floors and is generously proportioned creating a lovely flow throughout, with a great level of attention to detail in every room. On the ground floor the property is opened onto an entrance hall with shower room leading through to a utility room, formal dining room and handsome country-style kitchen complete with Range cooker and handy adjacent breakfast room. From here is the well-appointed 36ft reception room with striking brick fireplace and French doors out to the rear garden. A spacious snug or study completes the ground floor accommodation. On the first floor is the principal bedroom benefitting from fitted wardrobes and stylish en suite bathroom with twin basins, shower and freestanding bathtub. There are four additional double bedrooms, three of which enjoy built-in storage and en suite facilities plus a contemporary family bathroom.

The property occupies a generous plot and is set back from the road with a private driveway providing parking for a number of vehicles with access to a detached double garage. There are manicured lawned areas to the front whilst the majority of the space is situated to the rear, where there is a large wrap-around garden with a generous level lawn interspersed with a range of shrubs and herbaceous bedding plants. A courtyard and patio area provide the perfect spot for al fresco dining and outdoor entertaining. There is also an idyllic granary providing excellent storage solutions or flexibility for working. The gardens are well enclosed by mature and established trees affording an excellent degree of seclusion.

Directions

From Cookham train Station head East through the village and towards the high street, continue through The Pound and as you approach the moor the house can be found on the left hand side at the entrance to Terry's Lane.