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Reading Riverworks
Reading, RG1 8BU
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- 3-minute walk to Reading station
- Elizabeth Line from Reading station
- 23 minute trains to London Paddington
- Under 10-minute walk to the Town Centre
- Central riverside location
- Homes with River Thames views
Sales & Marketing Suite and Showhome (where available) details:
Open daily 10am to 6pm (10am to 5pm Saturday & Sunday)
24 Carraway Street, Reading, RG1 3GB
Central Reading Apartments Launch Event
Join us at our Reading Riverworks Sales Suite on Saturday 20th September where we’ll be showcasing apartment living across two exceptional Berkeley developments, both located in central Reading: Reading Riverworks and Huntley Wharf. This is your opportunity to explore beautifully designed apartments in two vibrant riverside communities, all from one convenient location.
We will be joined by experts from SPF Financial Services & Herrington Carmichael LLP, who will be on hand to discuss the buying process, as well as the Green Bean Coffee Co. and Lollie Dollies serving a selection of hot drinks, sweet treats and ice-creams.
Saturday 20th September
10am to 4pm
Reading Riverworks Sales Suite, 24 Carraway Street, RG1 3GB
Life Where the River Flows
This landmark waterfront development sits on the bank of the River Thames, connecting the river to the station and the thriving town centre and providing residents with easy access to the waterside walkway and Christchurch Meadows across the river.
What's Happening in Reading
Ongoing Investment in Reading
The new Shinfield Film Studios is attracting a cohort of creatives to relocate to the town on the back of the major film and TV productions that are being made across the 18 stages – from The Acolyte to Last One Laughing.
Reading’s train station now opens out into One Station Hill, a spectacular £800 million office, housing and retail development which opened in 2025. Designer coffee shop Notes have opened their first outlet outside London, as have local micro-brewery Siren. They are being joined by Japanese restaurant Kawaii and a slew of local indie food businesses later this year. [1] [2]
Celebrating The Kennet & Avon Canal
Back again for its 36th year, Water Fest celebrated and showed off the Kennet and Avon Canal in all its glory, as well as the many historic spots that can be found along the towpath. Organised by Reading Borough Council in partnership with the Kennet and Avon Canal Trust, this year's event took place within the Forbury Gardens, Abbey Ruins and along the River Kennet, including at Huntley Wharf, and celebrated the Abbey’s rich 900-year history and its environmental and heritage connections with Reading’s waterways.
Reading Named One of the Best Places to Live by The Sunday Times
Reading has once again been recognised as one of the best places to live in the UK, securing a spot in The Sunday Times Best Places to Live 2025 guide. The town’s dynamic mix of business, culture, and connectivity has positioned it, once again, as a top choice for residents and businesses alike. The Sunday Times has this to say about Reading: “This Thameside hub is super-connected and has some serious schooling, earning Reading it’s reputation as a top academic centre.
Why Choose Reading
Powerful Connections
With first-class transport links, Reading benefits from fast direct trains to central London, excellent airport connections and quick access to the motorway network. Reading Train Station, on the Elizabeth Line, is just a 3-minute walk from Reading Riverworks.
Recharge Your Batteries
Reading is a vibrant destination for shopping and leisure. The streets are lined with exciting cafés and bars, whilst the thriving nightlife includes live music venues and theatres. The Oracle Shopping Centre is less than a 10-minute walk from Reading Riverworks, with over 80 stores and 20 restaurants.
An Educational Powerhouse
Reading offers world-leading educational opportunities. Reading University is ranked 26th in the UK and is known for its research and international outlook. UTC Reading is one of the UK’s best technical colleges, whilst some of the best schools in the country are in Reading and the local area.
A Hive of Industry
High investment, employment and a growing talent pool make Reading a reliable place to invest, as evidenced by the growing number of global businesses making the town their European or UK headquarters. Reading is the tech hub of the Thames Valley with eight times the UK average concentration of tech businesses.
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[1] Sourced from Reading Town Council, August 2025
[2] Photo by Blending Focus - stock.adobe.com
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