New Houses in Cookham
Welcome to Cookham a historic Thames-side village nestled in the north-eastern side of Berkshire's picturesque landscapes. With a history dating back centuries, popular Cookham exudes a timeless charm that seamlessly blends with modern living.
The village High Street offers a fantastic selection of boutique shops, restaurants and pubs inlcuding Bel and The Dragon, Malik's. Peking Inn, and Anong Thai, amongst others. The Old Butcher's Wine Cellar sells a superb range of wines to suits all tastes and palettes, becoming a wine bar serving platters in the evenings from Thursdays to Sundays. Further along you will find The Moor, a great place for a dog walk, and overlooked by the popular pub and eaterie, The Crown. There are numerous other eateries available. The village also offers a Post Office, convenience store, and the famous Stanley Spencer art gallery.
Station Mews is just a stone's throw from the station which offers trains to Maidenhead in just 8 minutes from where you can catch a direct train to London Paddington (19 minutes), or hop on the Elizabeth line into the city centre.
Cookham is also home to Winter Hill Golf Club, The Odney Country Club, Holy Trinity Church, and St John The Baptist Church.
New Builds Cookham
When you buy a Shanly home, you can be confident that you are buying a home of excellent build quality and exquisite design which will stand the test of time.
Since the development of our first home in 1969, we have remained committed to developing high-specification, sustainable, architecturally innovative homes, designed to complement the local environment and improve the quality of life for those who live there.
Our award-winning team of professionals take great pride in building attractive homes for sale in desirable locations, enhancing landscapes and building communities across London and the South East.
All our new homes benefit from an industry recognised 10-year insurance-backed warranty.
Property for sale Cookham
Please contact us for more information about property in Cookham.
