This stunning property, designed by renowned architect Robert Boyce in 1908, boasts a unique blend of traditional and forward-thinking design elements. The house features a substantial 100 ft river mooring, allowing for direct access to watercraft, and a fully irrigated garden that draws water from the Thames. The main house spans four floors, with a guest suite, two additional bedrooms, and a master suite with dressing room and dual-aspect views of the river and front garden. The property also features a beautifully restored conservatory, stocked with a variety of plants, and a large formal drawing room with a working fireplace. Other notable features include a library with panelled walls and a desk area, and a tank room with a pump and water storage system, allowing for power showers. Throughout the property, Boyce's designs and artifacts from his travels can be seen, adding to the house's unique character and charm.