Borlase Meadow is a new-build development by Rectory Homes at Bockmer End SL7 2HL. It has 5 5-bedroom houses across 2 property types, with prices from £2,450,000. 2 of the 5 homes are currently available, each with a 10-year Premier Guarantee warranty and air-source heat pump.
Prices and availability updated 20 October 2026 by Rectory Homes.
Property types at Borlase Meadow
Each type has its own floorplan and specification. Open a type to see full details and availability.
About the development
Introducing Borlase Meadow, an exclusive collection of just 5 country homes situated on the edge of the Chiltern Hills AONB. These properties range in size from 3100 sq.ft. to 4100 sq.ft. and are perfect for a growing family or someone looking for a large country home. From bespoke kitchens to oak staircases, Rectory have taken care to ensure each home is perfectly designed and characterised by its rural setting. In line with Rectory’s green ambitions each home is fitted with the latest in sustainable technology; Air Source Heat Pumps, underfloor heating to the ground floor and first floor, smart heating controls and energy efficient appliances. Borlase Meadow is equidistant between Marlow and Henley-on-Thames, these homes provide the perfect countryside retreat whilst remaining perfectly connected. Access to the M40 and direct trains to London Paddington are all within easy reach.
Key details
- Homes on site
- 5
- Phases
- 1
- Tenure
- -
- Warranty
- Premier Guarantee
- Heating
- Air-source heat pump
- EV charging
- -
Location
- Address · Bockmer End
- Postcode · SL7 2HL
- Area · Bockmer End › Buckinghamshire
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About the developer
Rectory Homes was founded in 1991 by Simon Vickers and selects sites throughout London and the Home Counties, building homes of exceptional quality and specification. It does not aspire to be a volume housebuilder: each development is a small, select collection of bespoke house designs planned for its site, across Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Surrey, Berkshire, Hertfordshire and Middlesex. Through the Rectory Foundation it reinvests profits into local charities and causes.
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