A historic four-bedroom house on Maidenhead's leafy river area has gone up for sale for offers over £1.1 million.
Battlemead House, a period residence with a fascinating heritage, is just moments away from the Boulters Lock.
According to the estate agent, the house bears a unique charm, boasting a blend of history, character, and elegance.
Previously a part of the Duke of Manchesters' estate, Battlemead House has hosted British soldiers returning from Dunkirk, contributing to its rich past.
Nestled along Lower Cookham Road, the house offers an abundance of features that have been elegantly preserved and restored.
The property has four large double bedrooms and three bathrooms, including a principal suite with two balconies and scenic views of the landscaped gardens.
The house has four spacious reception rooms, including a garden room with abundant natural light that opens onto the courtyard patio.
The eat-in kitchen is fully equipped with modern amenities.
The estate agent said: "Inside, the cool and natural decor accentuates the warmth of the character features.
"Impressively large windows and high ceilings ensure maximum natural light, with interesting aspects from each side of the house.
"The rear of the property is particularly inspiring, a backdrop of mature trees, home to a variety of species of birds and other wildlife, a rarity in such a convenient location."
The exterior of the house is equally striking, with a well-maintained garden.
The latter features a spacious patio, mature planting, and parking for multiple vehicles.
A gated entrance provides direct access to the Thames footpath – an ideal feature for those interested in morning runs or tranquil riverside walks.
The house stands within 1.8 miles of four stations, including Furze Platt, Cookham, Taplow, and Maidenhead.
In terms of schools, St Nicolas' Church of England Combined School, Riverside Primary School and Nursery, St Mary's Catholic Primary School, and Holy Trinity CofE Primary School are all within a mile's radius.
An Open House is scheduled for Battlemead House on January 17, 2026, between 11am and 1pm.
This will provide potential buyers an opportunity to explore the elegant interiors and heritage of this unique home.
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