New Homes in Reading
Located in Berkshire, Reading blends urban amenities with suburban charm. Families benefit from excellent schools, while professionals appreciate direct rail services that can reach London Paddington in as little as 25 minutes. Slough, Oxford and Newbury are also within reach.
The town centre offers diverse shopping and dining options, including The Oracle, so residents can enjoy a wide range of amenities. The River Thames provides scenic walks, while the nearby countryside offers plenty of outdoor activities. Reading's cultural scene includes The Hexagon theatre and the Museum of English Rural Life.
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A vibrant town that makes for an exciting place to live, Reading’s excellent connections with London only serve to make this spot even more attractive to homebuyers. Even more so if you take advantage of the low deposit offers.
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Reading is brimming with great ways to spend your free time. From cultural draws like Reading Museum, the Museum of English Rural Life and the Ure Museum of Greek Archaeology, other hotspots include the Lemon Grove Gallery, South Street Arts Centre and Britain’s Bayeux Tapestry.
From exploring the ruins of Reading Abbey and Forbury Gardens, to shopping at the Oracle or going for a stroll in Prospect Park, you’ll be pleased to know beauty spots like Dinton Pastures Country Park and Wellington Country Park are close by too. Go walking or cycling around the Caversham Lakes, soak up the views from Hartslock and go hiking in the Chiltern Hills, all with new homes in Reading.
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There’s a strong selection of schools in Reading, with many excellent options options for your children. This includes All Saints Junior School, the Heights Primary School and Caversham Primary, while Kendrick School is an outstanding secondary school.
The town also has a good collection of independents, including the all-through Deenway Montessori School, the Abbey School and Leighton Park School, as well as St Joseph’s College and Queen Anne’s School in nearby Caversham.
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The M4 passes just to the south of Reading, giving the town excellent access to the national motorway network. You can use this to drive east to London in an hour with good traffic, while it’s around 45 minutes to Swindon and an hour and 15 minutes to Bristol in the opposite direction.
Reading does have two train stations in the heart of town, but its Crossrail links are the jewel in the crown. The speedy, direct services into Central London are perfect for both work and leisure, while the Elizabeth line is also connected to Heathrow Airport.