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Situated 30 miles from Oxford, Reading has a population in excess of 143,000 and its famous Reading music festival attracts many visitors each year. Reading has undergone considerable change over the last forty years. The presence of market leading companies such as Microsoft, Symantec and the Oracle Group signifies the town's emergence as a leading economy. It is home to a diverse, well educated, dynamic and growing populace. If you are looking for new homes in Reading you may be interested to learn that it has an abundance of primary and secondary schools and also boasts a red-brick university. Areas close to Reading include Henley-on-Thames, High Wycombe and Wokingham. A new home in Reading provides an ideal base to travel from, with Reading station offering direct trains to the midlands, north, central London and the south west. Meanwhile the M4 links the town to central London, Bristol, Cardiff and the North. New build homes in Reading provide the best of both worlds for those seeking the heritage and cultural aspects that only a town like Reading can offer combined with the benefits of a brand new home in the heart of Berkshire.

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Reading, a town in the county of Berkshire, located in the South East of England, is a place full of surprises and astounding contrasts. The town has been around since 800 AD, and combines the best of new and old from Victorian buildings and coaching inns to magnificent modern offices. Reading is conveniently located on the M4 motorway between South Wales and London, only 25 minutes from Heathrow Airport making it an ideal place to live, according to Vernon Pethard, Managing Director of top new homes property website www.newhomesforsale.co.uk

The town offers easy access to England's major tourist attractions with Oxford, London and Windsor are less than an hour away, South Wales and the Midlands only two hours, by train or road.

Surrounded by breathtaking countryside, Reading draws tourists throughout the year. Many come here to enjoy excellent shopping in the popular city centre. Others visit the area to enjoy the pleasant parkland and scenery (the town is situated between the Kennet and the Thames), the historic houses, amazing children's amusement parks and the glorious history of the region.

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Things To See And Do In Reading:

Museum Of English Rural Life: This is an information and research centre for the history of the countryside, farming and food. The museum was founded in the year 1951 by the University of Reading to assess changes in the countryside and farming patterns. The venue is home to selected compilations of national importance that include the complete variety of objects, photographs, archives, books and films.

South Oxfordshire Leisure: The open air venue is situated on the River Thames in breathtaking surroundings. The facilities at the site include a 20-metre open air pool and a free paddling pool for children, a campsite beside the river that is suitable for motor boats, caravans and tents, and facilities for refreshments and snacks. All the amenities are disabled friendly.

Beale Park: The Beale Gardens and Wildlife Park is located by the River Thames, close to the village of Pangbourne. Top attractions at the venue include the landscaped woodlands and gardens; children's playing areas; and the collection of birds and farm animals. A restaurant and a small shop are also available at the site. The park was established by Gilbert Beale in the year 1956 as his private park.

Wellington Country Park: Set in over 350 acres of beautiful parkland, this is an ideal place for the whole family to have fun, with exciting playing areas, beautiful lakeside walks and nature trails. Picnic areas and barbeque facilities are available, making it a great venue for a family day out. Pets are allowed at the site.

Basildon Park: Set in an extensive parkland setting, this eighteenth-century mansion is famous for its elegant staircase and genuine delicate plasterwork, as well as for the spectacular Octagon Room

Famous people Born In Reading:

Reading is the birthplace of a number of world famous personalities. Some of the biggest names include comedian Ricky Gervais, writer Elizabeth Taylor and actress Kate Winslet.

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