Do you find yourself dreaming of living in the countryside but still want to be well connected to the city? Crowthorne offers all of this and more, located just 14 miles from Reading, you’ll find the best of both worlds.

Nestled in the lush Berkshire countryside, the quaint charm of Crowthorne is sure to captivate you thanks to its beautiful green spaces and historic landmarks.

Whether you are looking to enjoy long country walks or escape the hustle and bustle of the city, we’ve listed our top five reasons why your next home should be in Crowthorne.

 

  1. Activities to do in and around Crowthorne
  • Buckler’s Forest: Located just a short walk from our Buckler’s Park development, Buckler’s Forest has plenty to see and do with open grasslands, heathlands and wetlands. Visitors can spot local wildlife, enjoy a leisurely stroll, a family cycle or run.
  • Go Ape, Bracknell: Do you fancy trying to zip line above the forest floor? Then look no further than Go Ape in Bracknell - the perfect day out for thrill seekers!
  • South Hill Park: If you or the kids have a passion for history, why not visit South Hill Park where you can immerse yourself in the beautiful historic grounds or catch one of the many shows and events that are held there.

 

  1. Places to eat in Crowthorne
  • Two Sisters Café: If you’re looking for somewhere to have a quick bite to eat, then Two Sisters Café has you sorted. Run by Kathryn and her family, this cosy café in Crowthorne is the perfect breakfast or lunch spot.
  • Don Beni: Known for its lovely atmosphere, this Italian and Argentinian restaurant is a staple in Crowthorne, and is the perfect place to enjoy a family meal or celebrate a special occasion.
  • The Hive: This craft beer and coffee shop in Crowthorne is the perfect spot for some great coffee and sampling the finest indie breweries in the UK. Perfect for meeting friends during the day or for drinks in the evening.

 

  1. Top transport links
  • Crowthorne is very well connected if you’re looking to explore more than just the local village. You can jump on the train from Crowthorne train station where you can be in Reading in approximately 15 minutes, Bristol in a hour or central London in just one hour and 15 minutes.  
  • For those who prefer to drive, London is just an hour and a half away, with Reading even closer at only a thirty-minute car journey. Crowthorne is just 37 minutes away from Heathrow Airport, and just one hour and 40 minutes to Gatwick Airport, perfect for holiday season or business trips.



  1. Local events in and around Crowthorne
  • Crowthorne Carnival: The carnival runs every year in July, with this year’s theme being ‘Surfing the Seven Seas’. The festival begins with the Carnival Procession, which starts at Wellington College and finishes at the Morgan Rec, where the Carnival Fete
  • Festival of Food and Music: Running on the first weekend in June, the Festival of Food and Music takes place at South Hill Park. With a range of performances, activities, and food and drinks options, there really is something for everyone.


 

  1. Excellent education in Crowthorne

There is a healthy choice of options for families looking for nurseries, primary schools and independent schools as close as half a mile away from our Buckler’s Park development.

 

As you can see, there are plenty of reasons to move to the quaint, picturesque town of Crowthorne. Whether you have a young family, looking for a home with excellent commuter links, or you’re a retiree, the village of Crowthorne has it all. With plenty of outdoor activities, local amenities nearby and excellent education options, different types of buyers will find their dream home.

Located in Berkshire and only one mile from Crowthorne, Cala at Buckler’s Park – The Brook offers one- and two- bedroom apartments and two-, three-, four- and five-bedroom homes.  Ready to make your move? Find out more.



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