The £30K a month Savills rental with a thatched roof

A quintessentially English property in the pretty Buckinghamshire village of Penn is up for grabs, for a hefty £30,000-a-month rent.

What makes it so special? Well, the property looks like a movie set depicting an idyllic British home with a great amount of space inside and out.

The house alone covers 8,000 square feet and is a highly desirable example of a thatched cottage that provides the perfect setting for afternoon tea… as well as evening drinks.

This six-bedroom house in the village of Penn, Buckinghamshire, is to rent for £30,000 a month through Savills letting agents

Perfect for afternoon tea: the property has a large kitchen with a dining area that overlooks the established country garden

There is a large kitchen with a dining area which has patio doors leading out to the established country garden.

The attractive dining table is shown in the listing with a silver teapot and fine china dinnerware.

Walking through the house on the ground floor, there are several living rooms, including one with a large fireplace and dark blue walls that are offset by a bright mustard rug.

In another of the lounges, there is a glamorous green bar with mirrored panels and plenty of bottles, ready for an evening of entertainment.

It’s time for evening drinks: this lounge features a modern green bar with mirrored panels and a comfortable seating area

The house has a thatched roof and a tennis court in the garden with open views over the surrounding countryside

Interior doors with large windows lead to the hallway with a winding staircase to the first floor. The property has a third floor – where there is an attic – and a total of six bedrooms.

The family bathroom has large sections of marble, including covering the stairs leading to the bath.

Outside there are landscaped gardens and a well maintained tennis court, with views over the valley. The property is south of the conservation village of Penn and is surrounded by countryside.

Internal doors with crystal windows lead to the grand hallway, which has a display unit under the stairway that winds its way up to the first floor

This double room has a window currently covered in heavy curtains to match the color of the walls and carpet.

The family bathroom has large sections of marble, including covering the step up to the tub and into the large shower

The property is south of Penn Conservation Village and is advertised with its furnishings included in the rental price

Penn is one of the most picturesque and sought after villages in the area. The average price of a property sold at Penn in the last 12 months is £1,008,625.

It compares to £349,506 for the whole country, according to property website Zoopla.

The property is for rent furnished and is available through Savills letting agents. The rental price of £30,000 per month includes several on-site staff.

Lily Nicholaou, of Savills Beaconsfield, explained: “An extraordinary rental experience for a luxury client, this property offers the finest panoramic valley views in a rural area of ​​Penn, Buckinghamshire.

‘The property exudes class and elegance offering spacious and elegant living. Help is at hand with an on-site housekeeper, gardener and gardener for an even more relaxed lifestyle.

At £30,000 a month, that’s far more than the typical rent in Britain. The latest data shows the average rent in Britain was £1,175 a month in February, up 0.3% from the previous month.

Andy Halstead of HomeLet & Let Alliance – who produced the data – said: “The rental market continues to suffer from a lack of available properties to meet growing demand.

“If the number of available properties fails to increase in line with demand, prices will inevitably remain high and soar even higher as the battle between tenants for property escalates.”