New Homes in Wallingford
Nestled on the western bank of the River Thames in the South East, Wallingford used to be in Berkshire but was reclassified as a town in Oxfordshire in 1974. Less than half an hour’s drive to Oxford itself, it’s an even shorter journey to Reading, just south of new homes in Wallingford.
With a castle in town and a museum full of local exhibits, the natural attractions in the region include Withymead Nature Reserve, the Chiltern Hills and the North Wessex Downs. Cross the town’s medieval bridge that spans the Thames and more, when you browse our developments closest to Wallingford below.
• South East • Berkshire • Oxfordshire
Brookside Meadows
Barley Way, Grove, Wantage, Oxfordshire, OX12 0PW
- £347,000 to £490,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
Canal Quarter at Kingsbrook
174 Armstrongs Fields, Broughton, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, HP22 7BX
- £401,500 to £615,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
Honeymans Helm
Off Shrivenham Road, Highworth, Swindon, SN6 7BZ
- £372,000 to £405,000
- 3 bedroom
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Nearby Wallingford
New Homes in Wallingford FAQs
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Wallingford boasts a vibrant community home to a mix of young professionals and families. The close-knit nature of the community is showcased through regular town events, particularly the annual Wallingford Carnival.
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The town has several well-regarded schools, including St John’s Primary School, Fir Tree Junior School and Wallingford School. Wallingford is also within commuting distance of higher education institutions in larger towns like Oxford and Reading.
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Our new build homes in Wallingford are situated near a variety of amenities, including a supermarket, post office, medical practice and an array of pubs and restaurants. Sports enthusiasts can visit Wallingford Sports Park, which features football and rugby pitches, tennis and squash courts, a skittles alley and darts boards. Cultural attractions include the Wallingford Museum, home to an Agatha Christie exhibition.
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Wallingford is well-connected, with several A-roads conveniently located just outside the town. The A4074 provides direct access to Reading and Oxford, while the A4130 connects the area to Henley-on-Thames and Didcot. Wallingford is well-served by multiple bus routes, offering links to towns like Benson, Cholsey and Abingdon.
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Wallingford is a 10-minute drive from Wittenham Clumps, a pair of wooded chalk hills in the Thames Valley that serve as an iconic landmark in Oxfordshire. The River Thames flows along the eastern side of the town, which also boasts several parks, including Kine Croft Park, Bull Croft Park and Watermead Nature Reserve.