Available for the first time in over twenty years, Speen Hill is a private country house offering over 5,000 sq ft of well-balanced accommodation, set within approximately two acres and ideally positioned between Henley-on-Thames and Marlow.

Approached via a long, tree-lined driveway and set behind electric gates, the house enjoys a peaceful, established setting with open countryside views, while remaining impressively well connected.

Inside, the house is bright, elegant and immaculately maintained, with many dual-aspect rooms drawing in natural light throughout the day. The ground floor offers a well-considered range of living spaces, including a main sitting room, dining room, snooker room, gym and a second reception currently used as a study. The kitchen/breakfast room sits at the heart of the home, featuring a large island and bi-fold doors opening directly onto the terrace, making it ideal for both everyday living and entertaining.

The first floor is arranged around a generous principal suite with far-reaching countryside views, a contemporary dressing room and ensuite bathroom. Four further double bedrooms complete this level, two en-suites, including one with a private sauna, alongside a stylish family bathroom.

Separate from the main house, a beautifully finished one-bedroom annex provides excellent flexibility. With exposed beams and underfloor heating throughout, it offers a modern kitchen, generous living space, double bedroom, utility room and a luxurious bathroom with standalone bath and separate shower. The annex opens onto its own private terrace and garden and connects to the double garage, which also provides parking for two additional vehicles.

The grounds extend to approximately two acres and include sweeping lawns, mature trees, a paddock and a tennis court. The setting offers a rare combination of privacy, scale and manageable outdoor space, with uninterrupted views across adjoining countryside.

The Location:
Almost equidistant between Henley and Marlow, Speen Hill is ideally placed for riverside walks, golf, polo, excellent schools and a wide range of well-regarded dining and leisure options across the Thames Valley. Maidenhead station is less than ten minutes away, providing direct Elizabeth Line services into Central London and the city, while the M4, M40, Heathrow and London are all easily accessible.

The Owner says:
Coming up the secluded, tree-lined driveway for the first time and seeing the distinctive white house and turning circle made our pulses race. It was a big move, but within minutes, we knew it could be our forever home. The kitchen really is the heart of the house. It’s warm, bright and perfect for a morning coffee either inside or on the patio. We love the peace and privacy of having no immediate neighbours and looking out over fields, while still being five to ten minutes from everything. It feels wonderfully rural without being remote.

Properties of this scale, setting and length of ownership are rarely brought to the open market.

Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax band: H
Local Authority: Windsor And Maidenhead