All you need to know about buying a new home with Crest Nicholson
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Building great places for our customers, communities and the environment
Crest Nicholson create well designed, high quality homes in sustainable communities
We put careful thought into where we build our new homes, aiming to ensure that they are conveniently located near local amenities, have access to green space and are well connected with transport links.
All our new homes in Maidenhead are designed with energy and water efficiency in mind, with efficient appliances as standard, high efficiency heating systems and good levels of insulation providing a modern, attractive home that can contribute towards living a healthy, sustainable lifestyle.
Discover your new home in any of our available new build developments in Maidenhead below.
Henley-on-Thames
Highlands Park
2, 3 & 4 bedroom houses
From £485,000
Arborfield
Waterman's Gate at Arborfield Green
2 & 4 bedroom houses
From £415,000
Walton-on-Thames
Walton Court Gardens
No homes available
Maidenhead is a town within the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead in Berkshire, England. Berkshire is a county in the south east of England, west of London, its neighbouring counties include; Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Surrey, Wiltshire, Hampshire and Greater London. It is estimated that the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead has a population of 145,000.
Maidenhead neighbours many little market towns, including Marlow (8 miles away) which is known for its high-quality range of restaurants such as Michelin Star rated Hand in Flowers. Riverside Henley-on-Thames is just 10 miles away and has plenty to offer, including the annual Henley Royal Regatta which attracts thousands of spectators every year.
For families looking for a day out that children will enjoy, look no further than Windsor, 9 miles from Maidenhead. Home to Windsor Castle, (the oldest and largest occupied castle in the world), Great Windsor Park with parkland, forest trails, and ancient woodland, and Legoland, it has plenty to keep young ones entertained.
Maidenhead has a small town centre which includes a range of local amenities including The Nicholsons Shopping Centre. For a wider choice of shops, there are several options. The Oracle in Reading and the Eden Centre in High Wycombe are both large shopping and leisure malls with an abundance of shops, restaurants and bars.
Maidenhead accommodates many thriving businesses, including a booming telecommunications and pharmaceutical industry with companies such as 3, Glaxo Smith Klein and Adobe located in the town.
Maidenhead is a well-connected town within an extensive road and rail network. Located just outside the M25, which can be accessed via the M4. Via the M25 you can reach the M1, M11, M20, M23 and M3. Additionally, the A404 connects to the M40 to head North West.
If travelling by train Maidenhead is just 30 minutes from London Paddington, 12 minutes from Reading and 55 minutes from Oxford. Moreover, with the launch of Crossrail in 2019 it is anticipated that Maidenhead will benefit from a number of improvements including two fast trains an hour straight through central London.
When travelling nationally or internationally by air Maidenhead is well located, with access to Heathrow (17 miles), Gatwick (48 miles), Stanstead (40 miles) and Luton (68 miles).