Cricket Field Grove

in Berkshire

What is the location of the building?

Cricket Field Grove is located in the village of Crowthorne in south-eastern Berkshire. The residential complex is located in a quiet area away from the noisy city streets, but not without all the benefits of civilization. Within a 10-minute walk from the house, there are various shops and supermarkets selling fresh produce such as Co-op Food, GS Supermarket and Lidl. The location also boasts an assortment of great cafes and restaurants, including Costa Coffee, Rolling Feast and Louie's Coffee & Teahouse. Near Cricket Field Grove, you can find hospitals, pharmacies, and a veterinary clinic. Among the entertainment available here are Wellington Real Tennis Club, East Berkshire Golf Club, and Wright Racing. This is a great option not only to get away from your daily chores but also to actively spend time and take care of your health. If you are into nature, visit Wildmoor Heath Nature Reserve or take a walk along Heath Lake. There are also many educational institutions for children of different ages in the vicinity of the residential complex, including schools and nurseries. To get to work or another destination, use one of the transport options: take a bus or train at the Crowthorne railway station.

What are the nearby facilities?

• Nurseries/Education: Crowthorne C of E Primary School (13 min), Wildmoor Heath School (7 min), Crowthorne Village Pre-school (12 min), Kids Inc Day Nursery - Crowthorne (16 min), Our Lady's Preparatory School (20 min), Edgbarrow School (16 min).
• Shopping: Lidl (11 min), Crowthorne Food & Wine (11 min), Co-op Food - Crowthorne (10 min), G S Supermarket (12 min), Tesco Express (23 min), Hayze (5 min).
• Medical Facilities: Broadmoor Hospital - Receipt & Distribution Centre (7 min), Ringmead Medical Practice – Crowthorne (11 min), New Wokingham Road Surgery (20 min), Medivet Crowthorne – Kynoch Vets (15 min), Dr D Evans - Dr Chau Epw & Partners (20 min).
• Café/Restaurants: Don Beni (12 min), Costa Coffee (10 min), Louie's Coffee & Teahouse (10 min), Two Sisters Cafe (10 min), Rolling Feast (11 min), The Prince (11 min).
• Entertainment: Wellington Real Tennis Club (32 min), East Berkshire Golf Club (36 min), Crowthorne Sports & Social Club (10 min), Wright Racing (32 min).
• Others: Wildmoor Heath Nature Reserve (22 min), Heath Lake (35 min), The Catholic Church of the Holy Ghost (22 min), Crowthorne Woods (22 min).

The architectural features of Cricket Field Grove

Cricket Field Grove is a small residential complex built in a modern, minimalist style with a height of four floors. The building comes with a flat roof, many classic windows as well as white frames and balconies with transparent railings. The outer walls are predominantly orange brick, while some of the upper floors are painted white. Windows on the first and second floors are additionally highlighted with yellow edging.

Which amenities are on the territory?

Cricket Field Grove offers a well maintained and protected area. Near the house, you can find beautiful flower beds, a small cosy garden with trees, a lawn and cobblestone paths. The outside areas are illuminated at night. Car parking is also available at Cricket Field Grove.

Available transportation

• Bus Stop: 125, 194, 494 (12 min).
• Railway Station: Crowthorne (33 min).
• Road Access: Upper Broadmoor Road, Chaplain's Hill, Kentigern Drive.
• Car Rental: Silver Fox Carriage Company (49 min).
• Bicycle Rental: Swinley Bike Hub Swinley Forest's Trail Centre (58 min).
• Others: 1st Stop Minibus (13 min), Taylor Hanson (12 min).

What do the apartments look like?

Cricket Field Grove is a collection of semi-detached houses. They are cosy homes that are stylishly furnished and smartly planned. The modern kitchens are equipped with household appliances and furniture. The bathrooms come with high-quality white fixtures, wall mirrors, stylish accessories.

Who is the developer?

Cricket Field Grove is a Barratt London project and is part of Barratt Developments PLC. The company was founded in 1958 and launched its first project in 1982. The developer has focused on transforming abandoned sites into exciting and attractive communities that meet all the needs of the residents. Barratt London's portfolio consists of many buildings, such as Barratt London in London, Fairfields in Buckinghamshire and Eldebury Place in Surrey. They are all featured on Korter. Visit the official website of the company for more details.