Wargrave

The village of Wargrave is between Maidenhead and Reading to the north of the A4.

Wargrave within Wokingham District Council, is classed as part of the Reading postal code area (RG10).

Wargrave, in east Berkshire, boasts many old properties to rent or buy along with smaller, attractive old cottages.

Wargrave is a highly sought after location and has a number of listed buildings.

A number of attractive countryside walks exist around the village of Wargrave and it has a well used recreation ground with an excellent tennis club, cricket club, bowling club, children's playground and youth facilities. Buildings on the recreation ground also provide accommodation for Scouts, Guides, a youth club and a pre-school.

A health centre can be found in Wargrave. The nearest hospital is the Royal Berks in Reading.

Living in Wargrave is desired by many because it has a number of antique shops. Hairdressers, newsagents, a Post Office as well as a number of pubs, is what attracts families to the village, when looking to buy or rent a property in a village in Berkshire.

Wargrave has its own train station, with a line that runs between Henley -on -Thames and Twyford. Connections to fast trains to Paddington and Reading can be made at Twyford. By car there is convenient access to the M4 and M40 motorways.

Neighbouring town to Wargrave is Twyford and villages are Hare Hatch, Kiln Green, Shiplake and Charvil.