DISCOVER THE ENCHANTMENT OF WATERSIDE LIVING IN OXFORDSHIRE AND BERKSHIRE
The allure of waterside living has captivated many, and in the picturesque counties of Oxfordshire and Berkshire, it reaches a new level of charm and desirability.
Nestled in the heart of England, these regions offer a perfect blend of natural beauty, historical richness, and modern convenience, making them ideal locations for those seeking a serene yet vibrant lifestyle by the water.
From the tranquil banks of the Thames to the serene stretches of the Kennet and Avon Canal, waterside living in Oxfordshire and Berkshire provides an unparalleled connection to nature. Imagine waking up to the gentle ripple of water, enjoying breakfast on a sun-drenched terrace overlooking a meandering river, or taking peaceful evening strolls along scenic towpaths. The serene ambiance not only enhances mental well-being but also encourages a more active and outdoorsy lifestyle.
Emma Vanstone-Booth of Phillip Booth comments: “Our clients on the ‘Reading Riviera’ tell us that there are many pleasures to waterside living. The views are unique and special, and vary with the time of the day, and from season-to-season. Mist rising from the water on a cold day is replaced by the energy of the warmer months, with vocal waterfowl, the dart of the elusive kingfisher, fish rising, and dragonflies and damsel-flies dancing. River users provide generous people-watching, and opportunities to join in, whether in rowing crews or on pleasure boats, canoes, kayaks or standup paddle-boards. If you’re really lucky you might also spot a Mermaid – well, a Henley Mermaid, the local open-water swimming and river quality campaigners www.henleymermaids.com.”
She continues: “This lifestyle is beneficial too, with copious scientific studies concluding that substantial mental and physical wellbeing is to be gained from living near open water. And your social life will take on a new vigour, as you become ‘that’ friend with a riverside haven.”
“With proximity to popular villages and excellent transport links into London via the mainline railway and the Elizabeth Line, these properties offer spacious accommodation in secluded locations with private river frontage, modern mooring facilities and generous gardens.”
Whether you are drawn to the scenic landscapes, the charm of historical surroundings, or the appeal of an active, outdoor lifestyle, waterside living in Oxfordshire and Berkshire offers a unique and enchanting experience. With a variety of properties available, including those showcased by Phillip Booth esq Shanly Homes and others, there is a perfect riverside home waiting for everyone.
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