New Homes in Berkshire
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- £500,000 to £960,000
- 3, 4 and 5 bedroom
- £175,000 to £750,000
- 1, 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
- £573,000 to £925,000
- 4 and 5 bedroom
- £475,000 to £598,000
- 4 bedroom
- £400,000 to £645,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- £455,000 to £471,000
- 3 bedroom
- £412,500 to £825,000
- 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
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New Build Homes in Berkshire Highlights
- Diverse Lifestyle Options: Whether you're drawn to peaceful countryside living or the convenience of quick access to London, Berkshire offers something for everyone.
- Plenty to See and Do: From family fun at Legoland and Thorpe Park to cultural gems like Windsor Castle and the Museum of English Rural Life, Berkshire is packed with attractions. Nature lovers can explore Dinton Pastures, Virginia Water Lake, and Swinley Forest.
- Excellent Education Choices: Berkshire is home to top-rated schools across all levels. Standout primaries include Castleview and Khalsa Primary in Slough, while Reading School and Kendrick School lead the way in secondary education.
- Superb Transport Links: With fast trains from Reading to London in under 30 minutes, the new Crossrail line, and easy access to the M4, M25, and Heathrow Airport, Berkshire is exceptionally well-connected for commuters and travelers alike.
New Homes in Berkshire FAQs
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From miles of open countryside to spots offering wonderful access to London, buying a new home in Berkshire can mean many different things to different people. Most of us have one thing in common though, in that we like to get a great deal when we buy a new property. So browse our latest offers to see whether an initiative such as our Movemaker scheme could help you out with your purchase.
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Whether you’re looking for family attractions, cultural highlights or open scenery, Berkshire ticks lots of boxes when it comes to enjoying your free time. Little ones will love a trip to Legoland, while older kids will be in thrall at Thorpe Park with its adrenaline-pumping rollercoasters.
Things are a little more dignified at Windsor Castle, and certainly a lot calmer at Dinton Pastures Country Park. With interesting museums such as the Museum of Berkshire Aviation and the Museum of English Rural Life to explore, Black Park Country Park, Virginia Water Lake, Reading Museum Swinley Forest are other must-sees. And don’t miss California Country Park with its splash pool on a sunny day. -
There are lots of great schools the length and breadth of Berkshire, and the key is knowing where to find them. Top primary options include Castleview Primary and Khalsa Primary in Slough, both of which are widely regarded as excellent choices. St Dominic Savio Catholic Primary on the outskirts of Reading also has a strong reputation, as does Holy Trinity CofE on the outskirts of Maidenhead.
Moving on to secondaries, Upton Court Grammar School and Langley Grammar School are two highly respected options in Slough. Reading School and Kendrick School, meanwhile, are similarly well regarded in the Reading area.
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There are plenty of bus and rail routes you can make use of across the county, while trains from Reading to London take under half an hour. The town also benefits from its new Crossrail line, linking Reading to Central London more easily than ever before. If you have a car then you can jump on the M4 and M31 motorways to get around, while the M25 also passes through the east of Berkshire. This is also where you’ll find Heathrow Airport for trips abroad.