A home by the Thames.

The ideal life for a British gentleman is to have a small house in the countryside, a small garden, and if it's by the river, it's even more perfect. My friend is a successful person who moved from the hustle and bustle of London to the countryside. The house has two floors and a living area of about 250 square meters. There is a large yard, right next to a tributary of the Thames. There is a towering tree on the large lawn in the yard, and the shade of the tree is like a crown, but it blocks the sun. You know, sunshine is a luxury in the British Isles. The original owner of the house, my friend, has a small boat, which is parked on the small pier in the yard. After changing the owner, my friend still let him stop, in exchange for occasional boating trips. We took the opportunity to go boating. The river is clear and peaceful, without the noise of tourists. The trees and grass on both sides of the strait are natural, and the view is full of greenery. Along the river, you can see Windsor Castle not far away, and the solemn and magnificent building highlights the majesty of the royal family. There are houses by the river, each with different styles, but the greening is very good. It can be seen that the owners are carefully cared for. The surrounding area is very safe. The iron gates and walls of the house are more decorative than security, and they divide their own territories. Life in the countryside is simple and leisurely. Barbecuing and drinking in the yard are also fun. There are markets nearby, and there will be regular rural horse racing. All are for fun. It is far from London. It takes about an hour to take the subway and change to the train. Then it takes more than 10 minutes to get there by car. Those who like lively or go to work will move back to the city after a while.