Local Area

A collection of 1 & 2 bedroom apartments in the heart of Reading town centre. With fantastic transport links from Reading Station, just a 5 minute walk, with direct links into London Paddington. Junction 11 of the M4 is less than 4 miles from Weldale Street Apartments.

Reading is one of the UK’s top retail destinations and offers the Oracle Shopping Centre and The Broad Street Mall. It also boasts six museums, the ancient Abbey Ruins and the Hexagon theatre. The town centre has a bustling night-life with plenty of restaurants and bars.

The biggest high street brands and renowned culinary delights take centre stage at The Oracle shopping centre. The Riverside offers a number of restaurants to suit everyone, including Nandos, Browns Brassiere, Jamie’s Italian, The London Street Brassire and Las Iguanas. For those who like to shop, The Oracle, Broad Street Mall and the high street offer up a mix of well known retailers such as John Lewis, Debenhams, House of Fraser, H & M, Hollister Co, Office, Next, Marks and Spencer and Topman.

Reading is not just about shopping,  The Hexagon is a well established multi purpose venue with an exciting programme of events including live bands, famous comedians, drama, classical music and dance. Reading now has one of the UK’s largest beer and real ale festivals and after Glastonbury, Reading Festival is arguably one of the most popular festivals this Country has to offer. It has hosted some of the biggest bands in the World and continues to attract huge crowds year after year.

You don’t need to venture far to find some scenic gems, including the River Thames and River Kennet, along with some open spaces including the beautiful Forbury Gardens and Christchurch Meadows, all within walking distance of your new apartment.

Just 1 mile away and you will be in the village of Caversham, situated on one of the most picturesque stretches of the river Thames. Caversham itself offers a full range of eclectic amenities. From antique dealers, health and fitness club, award winning hairdressers, niche boutiques, chemists and restaurants through to well known high street names such as Waitrose, Iceland and major banks.