New Homes in Wokingham

Sitting seven miles outside Reading, Wokingham is a historic market town in Berkshire. Close to Slough and Heathrow Airport, Central London is just over 30 miles away, a journey that takes around 35 minutes by train.

It might not sound like it belongs in South East England, but the 100-acre California Country Park is only a few miles out of town and offers everything from walks and wildlife watching to adventure play areas and a large summer paddling pool. With other local attractions including Howard Palmer Gardens, Joel Park and Keephatch Park Nature Reserve, browse our developments closest to Wokingham below. 

 

Abbey Fields
Abbey Fields
Baileys Crescent, Abingdon, Oxfordshire, OX14 1TJ
  • £625,000 to £630,000
  • 4 bedroom
  • Set in 6.5 acres of open space, Abbey Fields is a the ideal new home.
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Canal Quarter at Kingsbrook
Canal Quarter at Kingsbrook
Armstrongs Fields, Broughton, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, HP22 7BX
  • £410,000 to £473,000
  • 3 and 4 bedroom
  • Kingsbrook is a multi-award-winning development in Aylesbury. With an exceptional range of new homes.
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Brookside Meadows
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Brookside Meadows
Denchworth Road, Grove, Wantage, Oxfordshire, OX12 0BA
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  • Nestled in the heart of Grove, Brookside Meadows is a new community of 2 bedroom homes set in the countryside.  Enjoy local amenities like doctors, dentists, schools, cafés, shops, and a pub with a garden, perfect for summer. Explore scenic countryside walks with your family.  Offers great commuting with local bus service available on doorstep, Didcot Parkway railway station and the M4 are nearby.
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Orchard Green @ Kingsbrook
Orchard Green @ Kingsbrook
Armstrongs Fields, Broughton, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, HP22 7BX
  • £445,000 to £515,000
  • 3 and 4 bedroom
  • Kingsbrook is a multi-award-winning development in Aylesbury. An exceptional range of new homes.
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  • If you love the great outdoors but also want to benefit from fantastic amenities, new homes in Wokingham can be ideal. Sitting midway between North Wessex Downs and Surrey Hills, this Berkshire hub provides exciting opportunities for exploring the local countryside. It also offers superb access to Reading, Slough and London, meaning it’s a great spot if you need to commute.
  • Thanks to the convenient location, new homes in Wokingham are always popular among homebuyers. The town boasts exciting outdoor and indoor attractions, perfect for families too. Below we picked some fun-filled indoor activities for you and your kids:
     
    • Wokingham Theatre
    • The Look Out Discovery Centre
    • Monkey Mates
    • St Paul’s Parish Hall
    • John Nike Leisure centre
     
    The South East of England is famous for being home to glorious swathes of open countryside, and Wokingham is no exception. If you want to make the most of the sunny weather, find below our top picks for outdoor fun:
     
    • California Contry Park
    • Howard Palmer Gardens
    • Keephatch Park Nature Reserve
    • Stanlake Park Wine Estate
    • Pope’s Meadow
  • Wokingham is a brilliant place to call home, especially if you have children. There are many excellent schools here, some of them rated outstanding by Ofsted. Below we’ve picked the best primary, secondary and higher education institutions in the local area to help you narrow down your options. 
     
    Primary Secondary Further education
    Walter Infant School Bohunt Wokingham Newbold School
    St Paul’s CofE Junior School Luckley House School Cressex Lodge School
    Evendons Primary School High Close School The Piggot School
  • Wokingham boasts a strategic location and is served by numerous road, rail, and bus services.
     
    Its train station is mainly operated by South Western Railway and Great Western Railway, with direct services to Reading, Aldershot and London Paddington. Buses run frequently from the town centre to neighbouring locations, such as Slough and Bracknell. 
     
    If you prefer to drive, the A329 is the main road link between Wokingham and the rest of the county, joining the M3 and M4.