Marlow Property Finders | Stacks Buckinghamshire and The Chilterns

Help and advice on buying property in Marlow and the surrounding villages

If you are considering moving to Marlow or the surrounding villages, Stacks Buckinghamshire can provide invaluable advice to ensure that you get the right house, for the right price, in the right location, on the best terms and with the minimum of stress.

Marlow has a quality of life that is genuinely hard to argue with. Sitting on the River Thames between Windsor and Henley, firmly within the Chiltern Hills AONB, it has a lively town centre with listed buildings, an array of shops, restaurants and wine bars, and a long-established reputation as a riverside destination.

The town is home to the Hand and Flowers, the first pub to receive two Michelin stars, thanks to chef Tom Kerridge, and is recognised as a significant sports town with several Olympic oarsmen and a premier rowing club. Higginson Park, boat hire and the Thames Path all make outdoor life part of the daily rhythm here in a way that is hard to replicate elsewhere.

Speak to Stacks Buckinghamshire today to learn more about why Marlow is a town to explore when considering a move out of London.

Commuting works via Marlow station to Maidenhead, and from there to Paddington, or by road via the A404(M) to the M40 or M4. It is not the fastest commute in South Bucks, which is partly why property remains somewhat better value than Beaconsfield or Gerrards Cross. For buyers who work flexibly or have a West London base, it is one of the most rewarding places on the patch.

On schools, Sir William Borlase’s is widely regarded as one of the best co-educational grammar schools in the county, alongside a strong selection of outstanding primaries and nearby access to the renowed Wycombe Abbey and Eton.

Marlow has a variety of restaurants, pubs and a number of local independent shops. There is a farmers’ market held every first and third Saturday of the month and in the Summer hosts Pub in the Park and Marlow Town Regatta.

The property mix is broad: riverside homes with private moorings, Georgian townhouses, Victorian and Edwardian streets close to the centre, and more spacious family homes in Marlow Bottom for those who want extra room without straying far from town. Little Marlow and Cookham are natural overflow villages for buyers who fall in love with the area but need to stretch their budget.

How we can help you move to Marlow

A property finder helps not only with your house hunt, but we also oversee the purchase process all the way to completion, removing all the obstacles from your path, organising surveyors, conveyancers, tradespeople as necessary.

Our clients may be moving some distance, or be local; they may be too busy or not know where to begin; they may be unable to find a suitable house or have too much choice – see our case studies to see how we’ve helped people in your situation.