Surrounded on all sides by tranquil, scenic landscapes and lush dense forests, the modern metropolis of Bracknell – the name is Saxon for “bracken-covered hiding place” – offers a wealth of opportunities for work, rest and play.

Picturesque West Wycombe is one of the jewels in Buckinghamshire’s crown. Nestling in the Chilterns, at the foot of a hill surmounted by an Iron Age hill fort, the village is picture-postcard pretty, with buildings spanning several hundred years.

Nestling amidst lush countryside and fertile farmland, yet just a few miles from the modern mecca of Reading, the small Berkshire town of Woodley offers an attractive compromise between rural and urban living.

Dating back to saxon times, when the village of Ellington grew up as a trading post on the River Thames between Cookham and Bray. Maidenhead – or Maidens’ Wharf – took its name from the fair ladies who populated the nunnery nearby.

A development of two semi-detached houses and five apartments on the Reading Road half way between Wokingham and Reading.

 

Picturesque West Wycombe is one of the jewels in Buckinghamshire’s crown. Nestling in the Chilterns, at the foot of a hill surmounted by an Iron Age hill fort, the village is picture-postcard pretty, with buildings spanning several hundred years.
One 4 bedroom detached house, three semi detached 3 bedroom houses, four 1 bedroom apartments & one 1 bedroom house