New Homes in Berkshire
Balancing rural tranquillity with urban accessibility, Berkshire remains a popular place to call home. The county boasts excellent schools, strong transport links and a pleasant mix of vibrant towns and quaint villages.
Cultural attractions include Windsor Castle, Basildon Park and the Watermill Theatre, while green spaces like the North Wessex Downs offer plenty of space to enjoy the outdoors. Urban centres such as Reading and Newbury provide excellent amenities, including shops, restaurants and leisure facilities. Commuters enjoy quick rail access and convenient road connections to London.
Explore our new homes in Berkshire, a county that blends rich heritage, everyday convenience and scenic countryside charm.
Chaulden Meadows
Long Chaulden, Chaulden, Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, HP1 2NX
- £400,000 to £735,000
- 2, 3 and 4 bedroom
Canal Quarter at Kingsbrook
174 Armstrongs Fields, Broughton, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, HP22 7BX
- £393,500 to £620,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
Orchard Green @ Kingsbrook
174 Armstrongs Fields, Broughton, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, HP22 7BX
- £393,500 to £527,500
- 3 and 4 bedroom
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Whether you want to be in the east of the county right next to Greater London, or in the west with the North Wessex Downs for company, Berkshire offers something for everyone. We can offer something for everyone too, thanks to schemes such as our Movemaker offer, where we help arrange the sale of your current home and handle any agent’s fees ourselves.
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From royal residences to family theme parks and beautiful natural spaces, there are so many things to see and do in Berkshire. Whether you’re visiting Windsor Castle, taking the kids to Legoland or going for relaxing walks through Dinton Pastures Country Park, you can also enjoy attractions such as the Museum of English Rural Life and the Museum of Berkshire Aviation.
Further must-sees include St George’s Chapel and Reading Museum, along with Black Park Country Park and Virginia Water Lake. Feel the rush of the rollercoasters at Thorpe Park, explore Swinley Forest and head to California Country Park to splash around in the paddling pool on a warm summer’s day. -
Picking an area with good schools is crucial for many people, so you’ll be pleased to learn there are plenty of them around Berkshire. A number of the county’s best primary options are in Slough, with Khalsa Primary School and Castleview Primary both widely regarded as excellent choices. The same applies to Holy Trinity CofE in Cookham just outside Maidenhead and St Dominic Savio Catholic Primary School in the Woodley catchment area on the outskirts of Reading.
Top secondary options include Slough’s Langley Grammar School and Upton Court Grammar School, both of which enjoy strong reputations. If you’re in the Reading area, Kendrick School and Reading School are also very well thought of.
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A number of motorways pass through Berkshire, including the M31 and M4, which connects London in the east to Reading, Swindon, Bristol and South Wales in the west. The M25 circular also makes its way through the eastern part of the county, where you’ll find one of the world’s largest airports, Heathrow. Buses and trains are also available, with rail services from Reading to London taking less than 30 minutes.