Marlborough is known for its stunning homes in the town which are easy on the eye, so we thought we’d delve into some on Marlborough’s mansion-like homes up for grabs right now.

One of Marlborough’s sprawling houses, a £3 million family home, is the priciest property on the market in the town right now.

The White House is a four-bedroom family home, with a fresh and modern look both inside and out.

The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald: Inside the White House, MarlboroughInside the White House, Marlborough (Image: Carter Jonas)

But there are lots of Edwardian elements running through the property, and more traditional features like wooden flooring and an open fireplace.

The current owners have completely renovated the property and it now has a kitchen/breakfast living area with beams and bi-fold doors opening out to the rear garden.

The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald: Inside the White House, MarlboroughInside the White House, Marlborough (Image: Carter Jonas)

Other recent improvements include oak window frames, grey washed original floorboards, underfloor and sound insulation, underfloor heating and a Sonos sound system.

It’s extravagancy continues upstairs, with a principal bedroom which boasts an open fireplace, a dressing room and an ensuite bathroom.

The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald: Bedroom in the White House, MarlboroughBedroom in the White House, Marlborough (Image: Carter Jonas)

There is also gated side access to the rear gardens which have been landscaped and extend to around one acre.

Another sprawling house on the market in Marlborough right now is the Thorn Hanger- a Victorian home that was originally built in the 1890s for one of the Marlborough College School Masters.

On the market for £2,750,000, the property’s gardens seem to be what make it stand out, having a wide range of fruit trees and mature shrubs.

The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald: Thorn Hanger, MarlboroughThorn Hanger, Marlborough (Image: Hamptons)

There’s also a paved south facing sun terrace which you can get to through the dining room- making it the perfect place to wine and dine.

So what’s it all like on the inside?

The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald: Dining roomDining room (Image: Carter Jonas)

The Victorian home has plenty of high ceilings, large windows and renaissance style Dutch barn gables.

It has also been upgraded to include a new roof and was rewired in 2014/15 by the current owners.

The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald: Inside the Thorn Hanger, MarlboroughInside the Thorn Hanger, Marlborough (Image: Hamptons)

Arranged over three storeys, the accommodation is versatile and well proportioned, and the three main reception rooms run across the rear of the house and all have a southerly aspect with garden views and fireplaces.

The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald: View from the propertyView from the property (Image: Hamptons)

The kitchen is fitted with a range of bespoke cabinetry in a duck egg blue, with central island and marble worktops along with integrated appliances and a gas fired AGA, (so whoever buys this property will have no excuse to not be a pro when it comes to cooking).