New build homes for sale in Arborfield

You’ll find Finchwood Park in Finchampstead, a peaceful village in Berkshire. Buy your new home here with confidence, knowing that it’s been future-proofed. Click here to find out more. Finchampstead is ideally located for commuters and families alike, it’s a great village for you to unwind and your family to grow.Why not enjoy a light lunch or a special meal out with family and friends in one of the local pubs.Finchwood Park is conveniently located near to main road and rail links to key destinations. Positioned close to the M3 and M4, offering you quick access to Reading, Wokingham, Bracknell, Basingstoke and Gatwick Airport. Trains from the nearby Wokingham station go to Reading, Redhill and London regularly.Monday 10:00-17:30,Tuesday 10:00-17:30,Wednesday 10:00-17:30,Thursday 10:00-17:30,Friday 10:00-17:30,Saturday 10:00-17:30,Sunday 10:00-17:30

Discover Cala at Finchwood Park - An exciting collection of 2, 3, 4 & 5 bedroom detached, semi-detached and terraced houses for sale in Finchampstead. All with light, spacious and flexible interiors offering a low maintenance, energy efficient lifestyle whilst also designed to complement the natural surroundings. Cala at Finchwood Park is the perfect place to call home for all ages and life stages, from young professionals to growing families and first time buyers. Offering the best of both worlds: a relaxing semi-rural setting, with all the convenience and connectivity of Wokingham town centre just down the road. What’s more, our high specification homes come with a 10 year NHBC warranty and five star customer service. For more information about our new houses in Wokingham, enquire today.Open daily 10:30am-5pm by appointment only

Carter’s Court is a development of beautiful new homes in Reading’s bustling northern hub. Offering a range of 1, 2, and 3-bedroom apartments, as well as 4-bedroom homes, this well-considered community appeals to a range of potential homebuyers, including first-time buyers, families, downsizers, and commuters to Reading, London, and Oxford.Carter’s Court joins a community in the northern edge of Reading which has easy access to a wealth of local amenities, exceptional transport and commuter links, plus well-regarded local schools. Located walking distance from the town centre, the development benefits from an abundance of nearby conveniences, as well as access to nearby natural landscape for outdoor leisure. The development is located just off Caversham Road, reaching Reading’s town centre in just two minutes’ drive. The River Thames flows just north, with the riverbank around four minutes’ walk away overlooking Fry’s Island. This development falls under the administration of Reading Borough Council.Residents are well supplied by fitness destinations, with a gym moments from the door, and a yoga studio 10 minutes’ walk away. Rivermead Park is half a mile from the development, overlooking a peaceful stretch of the Thames. The park has a leisure centre and sporting facilities, with the river accommodating Reading’s rowing and canoeing clubs. Fry’s Island sits four minutes’ walk from Carter’s Court, offering boat services and the Island Bohemian Bowls Club – a stunning location for outdoor leisure. Beyond the river – just 10 minutes’ walk – is Christchurch Meadows. This setting boasts tennis courts, a kids’ playground and paddling pool, fitness classes, and fishing spots. Reading’s Winter Wonderland, seasonally, is just across the road from Christchurch Meadows, with View Island nature reserve beyond. Caversham Lakes is a 10-minute drive away, housing the Thames Traditional Boat Society, the Thames and Kennet Marina, a rowing lake, and a water park.Central Reading offers well-regarded schools for all ages, with additional options available in Caversham. Primary school options include EP Collier School and Primary School, which is only a three-minute walk away from the development. Civitas Academy and Thameside Primary School are two further choices, both within a seven-minute drive. The Abbey School offers high school education two miles away and is reachable via public transport. Kendrick School is an all-girls secondary school, a nine-minute bike ride away, while Highdown Secondary School and Sixth Form Centre is an 11-minute drive away. Queen Anne’s School is independent – just two miles away – while Reading School is an eight-minute drive away, a grammar school with optional boarding. Those looking to pursue higher education have options within Reading, including Reading College and the University of Reading. The development’s proximity to Oxford and London means some of the country’s finest higher education institutions are commutable.Caversham Road Fire Station bus stop is a minute’s walk away from the development and provides useful shuttle services into central Reading. Reading train station is a six-minute walk away, offering local and national rail journeys. Regular destinations include Oxford, Cardiff, Manchester, and London, with the latter a journey for standard rail lines and the Elizabeth Line tube. For drivers, the development is just off Caversham Road – part of the A329 – reaching the M4 after 10 minutes. From here, central London is around 35 miles east, and the Prince of Wales Bridge 80 miles west. The closest airport to the development is Heathrow – a 38-minute drive away.Carter’s Court is nestled in Reading’s northern hub, benefitted by a bustling surrounding of shops and restaurants. A supermarket can be found just two minutes’ walk from the development, ensuring everyday essentials are well supplied. Reading town centre offers the complete shopping experience, with flagship department stores, award-winning shopping centres, numerous retail parks, and lively streets. Broad Street offers something for everyone, with a selection of well-known brands leading to a shopping centre. The Oracle – another shopping centre – provides comprehensive retail and riverside dining, as well as a multi-screen cinema. The town is also home to a growing independent boom with unique stores throughout, particularly concentrated in Harris Arcade, as well as a covered farmers’ market. Public transport journey times from Reading to London are as quick as 22 minutes, allowing residents to take advantage of the world-famous shopping destinations and fine dining on offer in the capital.

Crest Nicholson unveils Waterman’s Gate, a distinguished new build development in Arborfield Green, Berkshire, featuring an array of 2 and 4 bedroom homes designed for modern living while embracing traditional aesthetics.

Watchman’s Place is a development of 1, 2 and 3-bedroom apartments, and 3 and 4-bedroom homes in Tilehurst, Reading, close to the village centre amenities and just a few miles from the M4. This new community is within easy reach of central Reading by car, bus or train, which appeals to commuters, first-time buyers and families in particular, as well as downsizers and investors.This development of new homes in Reading is situated off Dee Road in Tilehurst, just under 10 minutes’ drive from Reading town centre. A number of well-regarded schools, local amenities, and attractive open green spaces are conveniently situated within walking distance, or a short car journey from the Watchman’s Place community. Around a 10-minute drive away is Junction 12 of the M4, which gives access to key towns and cities in the South East and South West, including Wokingham, Maidenhead, Swindon and London. Closer to home is a major local transport route providing direct access to central Reading, and the beautiful village of Pangbourne. This development falls under the administration of Reading Borough Council. Reading town centre is situated just a couple of miles away from Watchman’s Place, placing its leisure and entertainment attractions within easy reach for residents. A cinema is located at The Oracle shopping centre, while an upscale bowling alley and crazy golf venue can be found inside the nearby Broad Street Mall. The nightlife in Reading is focused around Friar Street and Gun Street, and offers entertainment for every taste – from relaxed cocktail bars and pubs, to legendary music venues and nightclubs. The Hexagon, an iconic Brutalist building, is Reading’s cultural hub that hosts a wide variety of live entertainment throughout the week. Additionally, the annual Reading Festival takes place every August at a location just 10 minutes’ drive away from Watchman’s Place. Closer to home, Prospect Park is Reading’s largest open green space and offers a variety of sports facilities, a miniature steam train, and an exceptionally well-equipped children’s play area, in addition to a restaurant situated within a grade II listed mansion. With its reputation as one of the UK’s top shopping destinations, central Reading has plenty to offer, particularly within The Oracle complex that incorporates over 80 stores. Located alongside the River Kennet, The Oracle also boasts an impressive selection of restaurants and bars, many of which overlook the water. Reading town centre is about 10 minutes’ drive away from Watchman’s Place. Broad Street and Friar Street are home to yet more well-known stores and eateries, while the Harris Arcade is a 1930s Art Deco shopping centre occupied by many independent retailers. Also celebrating local businesses is Blue Collar Corner, a unique venue with a rotating selection of street food stalls, alongside a bar and regular DJ sets that continue into the night. Closer to home, a large supermarket is situated less than a mile from Watchman’s Place. Calcot Retail Centre, which is home to Reading’s branch of IKEA among many other major stores, is around 15 minutes from the development by car. Watchman’s Place is well-connected to the surrounding towns and cities, with key transport routes within easy reach for commuters. Junction 12 of the M4 is about a 10-minute drive away, providing a link to the South East and South West; Wokingham, Bracknell and Newbury are all under 20 miles away via the M4, while central London can be reached in about an hour and a half. Reading West railway station is conveniently situated under two miles from the development, with direct services to destinations including Oxford and London Paddington, each taking 25 minutes or less, as well as Southampton Central and Bristol Temple Meads. Green Park, Reading’s large business complex that is home to several major national and international employers, is just 25 minutes’ drive from Watchman’s Place. The nearest airport to the development is Heathrow, about 45 minutes away by car. There are a number of reputable schools within the area surrounding Watchman’s Place, in addition to an acclaimed university. For families with younger children, English Martyrs Catholic Primary School and St Michael’s Primary School are both located on Dee Road, within a 10-minute walk of the development. Ranikhet Academy, which provides nursery, pre-school and primary level education, is half a mile away. King’s Academy Prospect secondary school and sixth form is just over a mile from Watchman’s Place. About 15 minutes’ drive away, Reading College offers a broad choice of further and higher education courses, plus apprenticeships. The University of Reading has several campuses within driving distance of the development, including Whiteknights Campus, approximately 15 minutes away by car.

Built upon the premise of bringing the outdoors in, our charming new housing development in Crowthorne connects your home with nature. This fusion of contemporary approach and pleasant surroundings brings a relaxing, laid-back feel to your new home. Surrounded by well-designed, shared green open spaces, our five-star new homes in Buckler's Park feature open plan designs, spacious living areas and generously proportioned bedrooms. From first-time buyers to families and downsizers, our new build homes for sale near Crowthorne are simply exquisite.

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ABOUT EMMER GREEN DRIVEBovis Homes are proud to announce our wonderful new development of 3, 4 and 5-bedroom new homes near the thriving town of Reading. Providing the idyllic balance between village and urban life, our new homes for sale are not to be missed.Our collection of comfortable yet affordable new homes for sale are situated on the north of the River Thames, opposite the bustling town of Reading. Combining leafy open spaces with plentiful amenities, our practical new builds near Reading are the ultimate investment for everyone from first-time buyers to families and even downsizers. Register your interest today to ensure you don't miss out on our brand-new houses for sale in Reading.

Woodhurst Park promises a return to a more natural way of life where community and nature can live hand in hand.

The Grand Exchange presents a new standard of living for apartments in Bracknell. Every property is designed to the highest specification and provides spacious living flooded with natural light to create a warm and contemporary atmosphere for residents. Located in one of the fastest growing regions in the country, The Grand Exchange is perfectly situated within the London Commuter Belt with unrivalled transport links delivering efficient connections to both London and Reading. Residents enjoy a 24-hour concierge as well as exclusive access to first-class, residents-only amenities inside the development: The Garden Room – an elegantly designed area to relax, unwind and entertain guests. Treatment Rooms – the perfect space for residents to book and receive spa treatments from their preferred therapist The Lexicon Club – a private event space for hosting anything from business meetings to dinner parties that offers spectacular views of the surrounding area with the option of private catering. The Life-Club – a well-being and workout area situated next to The Garden Room for added serenity for the health-conscious resident. The Exchange Lab – a contemporary and collaborative co-working hub ideal for professionals who need to stay connected.

Crest Nicholson is proud to introduce Highlands Park, a fantastic new development featuring luxury two, three, and four-bedroom homes in Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire. Living in Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire Perfectly positioned in a popular town location, living in Henley-on-Thames offers the ideal combination of relaxed country living with good commuter links. A Keep Fit Trail runs around the outside of the development connecting you to various footpaths and green spaces. Near the River Thames Less than a ten-minute drive from Henley-on-Thames town centre. A range of excellent schools, all conveniently located nearby. Excellent transport links give easy access to the major hub of Reading, and London is just an hour away by train.

Longfield Place is a development of new homes with an enviable village location, nestled in the well-connected area of Sherfield on Loddon. With excellent transport links to the vibrant towns of Reading and Basingstoke, these attractive new homes could offer an ideal base from which to explore the countless shopping, leisure and entertainment venues available in the local area.Longfield Place located in Sherfield on Loddon, a village in the picturesque county of Hampshire, around four miles north east of Basingstoke. The A33 is just a few minutes drive away, while junction 6 of the M3 is just a 6-minute drive home. The development is situated within the boundaries of Hampshire County Council.Nestled in a picturesque village just minutes from the vibrant town of Basingstoke, Longfield Place offers a wealth of leisure attractions in the close surrounding area. Those who enjoy the outdoors will find several public parks nearby, including Binfields Woodlands Park (less than a 5-minute drive from home) which features several walking and cycling trails, as well as a collection of metal and wood-carved sculptures to be admired. A little further afield, the Lime Pits, Basingstoke Common and the Crabtree Plantation are well worth a visit, the latter of which presents intricate woods, open fields and stunning views, as well as the historic Bolton Arch. History enthusiasts may enjoy a trip to The Vyne National Trust site, set in a scenic landscape of sprawling gardens, wetlands and woodlands. This former Tudor powerhouse offers visitors some fascinating snapshots of history, with a pre-Reformation chapel, a 17th century summerhouse, medieval fishing ponds and even a WW2 munitions storage site. Basingstoke itself offers a wealth of family attractions, including cinemas, theatres, museums and art galleries, all less than a 10-minute drive from home. Basingstoke Leisure Park promises a full day of activities with an Aquadrome, iFly sky diving attraction, bowling, ice rink, a multi-plex cinema, a ten pin bowling alley, a museum and a collection of family restaurants all just over a 10-minute drive from Longfield Place.Residents of Longfield Place will be spoilt for choice when it comes to shopping, with the impressive Chineham Shopping centre less than a 5-minute drive from home. With an excellent selection of brand-name stores, ample parking, large supermarkets and a handful of food outlets, this convenient retail centre is ideal for everyday shopping needs. A little further afield, Basignstoke’s bustling town centre is a shopper’s paradise, with an extensive array of high street favourites, independent boutiques and indoor malls, not to mention  a tempting selection of cafés, bars and restaurants.  Festival Place is Basingstoke's premier shopping destination, home to aspirational fashion brands, electricals, homewares, groceries, toys and much more. Along with a variety of coffee shops, bars and family restaurants, Festival Place also boasts a state-of-the-art cinema, discovery centre, sports centre, soft play area and even an escape room, all within a 10-minute drive of Longfield Place.Longfield Place is ideally-placed for commuters, with an excellent local road network and good public transport services. For travel by road, the A33 is just a few minutes’ drive away, while junction 6 of the M3 is just 6-minutes away. Basingstoke town centre can be reached in around 10-minutes via the A33, while Hook town centre is less than 15-minutes away via the M3. Those preferring to travel by train will find Basingstoke station just 9 minutes away by car, with regular services to major commuter destinations, including London and Manchester. For international travel, the closest airport is Southampton, at just over 35-minutes away by car.Families are well-catered for in the area, with a range of well-regarded local schools covering primary through to higher education. Younger children are served by the popular Four Lanes Infant School and Four Lanes Community Junior School, both less than two miles from the development, while other infant and primary schools can be found just a short drive from home. Older students will find the independent Sherfield School within walking distance, as well as several the high schools in nearby Basingstoke, and beyond. Those pursuing further study, may consider the award-winning multi-disciplinary University of Winchester, just 30-minutes from Longfield Place by car.

A quiet enclave of just ten 3 and 4 bedroom detached homes. Village amenities including a traditional pub, farm shop and school, all within walking distance. World class shopping, eateries, bars and all the other facilities of Ascot, plus the world-famous racecourse are close by. Connections to London by road and rail are swift. Exclusive, quality homes. The natural world, a village community, superb connections, the perfect lifestyle. Ascot is a vibrant town shaped by racing and its royal connections. The sport of kings has created an attractive town with a sophisticated atmosphere. Exclusive shops and boutiques line the wide high street. There is a café culture and a choice of eateries, from contemporary gastropubs to traditional fine dining. The necessities of modern life are here. These are the extras that make life a pleasure. Eastcote is surrounded by the delights of the natural world and rural life. The open countryside includes woodland and lakes, the majestic Chiltern Hills and the rolling Berkshire Downs, the River Kennet and the upper reaches of the Thames, while to the south-east lies ancient Swinley Forest. Golfers will enjoy the Berkshire Golf Club and Sunningdale, there are many fishing lakes and equestrian pursuits range from gymkhanas and hacking to dressage.

Hartland Village, midway between Fleet and Farnborough, is a ground-breaking development that brings quality to the...