Riverside home that comes with its own private island on sale for £1.4million

pictures of a Riverside home that comes with its own private island for sale for £1.395million — How lush is that? (Picture: Savills/BNPS)

A stunning 1,187 sq ft riverside house that comes with its own mooring and private island has hit the market.

The Summer House is nestled in Maidenhead, Berkshire, on the banks of the River Thames, roughly a mile and a half from Maidenhead town centre.

The views of the river and the Grade I listed Brunel railway bridge from the house are stunning.

Its other features include an entrance hall, a fitted kitchen, and an open plan reception room with a sitting area that has three sets of French doors opening onto the garden.

There are also two wet rooms, and the ground floor bedroom has built-in wardrobes as well as its own river views.

A subtly concealed door leads up to the first floor, where another roomy bedroom can be found.

BNPS.co.uk (01202 558833) Pic: Savills/BNPS A riverside home with its own mooring and private island is on the market for ??1.395m. The Summer House is in Maidenhead, Berkshire, on the banks of the River Thames and comes with planning permission to extend the house to create a much grander waterfront property. The house has been beautifully styled throughout and currently has 1,187 sq ft of accommodation. — Like something from the Frog and Toad books (Picture: Savills/BNPS)

There is also an annexe, called The Tree House, which was built in 2000 as a studio and refurbished less than a decade later.

This has another 682 sq ft to its name, with an open plan reception room, two bedrooms and two bathrooms.

Meanwhile, in the gardens, there is a workshop and storeroom, parking room for several cars and 110ft of riverfront with a decked mooring ready for you to set sail from.

For a cool £1.395 million, all this could be yours.

Fiona Copeman, from Savills, who is selling the property, says: ‘Houses like these, with its proximity to the river, don’t come up very often, because people tend to hang onto them. And it’s right next to the Brunel bridge, so it has excellent commuter links.

‘It comes with planning permission to extend it and its own little island in the Thames. It’s only small and has only really got ducks on it, but you could put a table and chairs on it, it’s like an extra bit of garden.