The Website

TheThamesBoathouse.com was designed and created by
HanTAG Solutions.

The site was originally called "housesoftheholy.co.uk", after the 1973 Led Zeppelin album, to reflect the connection the Boathouse had with the band. However it was later changed to "TheThamesBoathouse.com" just prior to the site being published on the net, as it was felt that the name was more appropriate to both prospective purchasers and Zeppelin audiences.

The site itself has two purposes. Primarily to promote the sale of the property and secondly to allow avid Led Zeppelin fans the opportunity to take a peek at the home, once owned by Jimmy Page.

The riverside property began as a Boathouse with wet dock and offices, belonging to Hobbs of Henley. It's sole purpose was the hiring and maintaining of boats on the Thames and it remained active until 1959 when the property was converted into a dwelling.

Since then the property has been owned by various people including Jimmy Page from 1967-1973, during which time he formed the band
Led Zeppelin.

Further conversions of the property have taken place since and the basement, where the wet dock once existed, now hosts a fully heated indoor swimming pool.

For further details about the sale please email your enquires to sales@thethamesboathouse.com and we will be happy to help.