This stunning period property, known as The Mount, has been owned by the same family for 50 years and boasts a rich literary and artistic heritage. The house, which spans nearly 7,500 square feet, features impressive "Tudor revival" architectural elements and has been beautifully maintained despite being in need of renovation. The property was the childhood home of author Kenneth Grahame, who drew inspiration from the nearby River Thames and Quarry Wood for his classic novel "The Wind in the Willows", and has also been the subject of works by renowned painter Sir Stanley Spencer. With its expansive drawing room, formal dining room, and cosy sitting room, the house offers endless possibilities for reconfiguration to suit modern living needs. The beautifully landscaped gardens, featuring an Italian-style sunken garden, ornamental pond, and specimen trees, offer a tranquil retreat. The property is situated in a semi-rural setting, close to the River Thames and within easy reach of the desirable towns and villages of Marlow, Cookham, and Maidenhead, making it an ideal location for those seeking a peaceful yet convenient lifestyle.