Houses with rivers running through them
Free-flowing houses

Water Mill House, Norfolk

This estate in Norfolk looks like your typical English country house. It includes a Grade II-listed rural property with an adjoining watermill cottage conversion, formal gardens, a swimming pool and water meadows.
Water Mill House, Norfolk

Water Mill House, Norfolk

Water Mill House, Norfolk

Water Mill House, Norfolk

Kaweah falls, California

Kaweah falls, California

Kaweah falls, California

Kaweah falls, California

Kaweah falls, California

The master suite has its own private wraparound deck offering river views and luxurious bathrooms with steam, sauna and spa facilities.
Kaweah falls, California

Kaweah falls, California

House with waterslide, Boulder City, Colorado

House with waterslide, Boulder City, Colorado

House with waterslide, Boulder City, Colorado

House with waterslide, Boulder City, Colorado

House with waterslide, Boulder City, Colorado

The house sits on one and a half acres of land, and from the top of the waterside – or the comfort of the elevated hot tub – you can look out over the surrounding views.
House with waterslide, Boulder City, Colorado

Swanwick House, Vancouver Island

This impressive property on Vancouver Island has its own inland waterway. Swanwick Ranch is a beautiful oceanfront home in Metchosin, which went on the market back in 2015 for $13 million (£9.8 million).
Swanwick House, Vancouver Island

Swanwick House, Vancouver Island

Swanwick House, Vancouver Island

Swanwick House, Vancouver Island

Woodsong mid-century house, Miami

Woodsong mid-century house, Miami

Woodsong mid-century house, Miami

Woodsong mid-century house, Miami

Woodsong mid-century house, Miami

The dining room sits next to the stream, and the master bedroom is above the pool, integrating it throughout the house. There's also an open-air bedroom for those warm Miami nights. Still hungry for more? These houses come with amazing swimming pools.
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