1 bedroom

One bedroom first floor apartment.

Milward Court is situated off Warwick Road to the south of the town centre and consists of 40 flats completed in 2006.

Reading is mentioned in Domesday as 'Redinges' having six mills and more than five fisheries and belonged to the king. It is the county town of Berkshire and was originally an Iron Age settlement before becoming a Roman centre. In the 16th century the town was known as Redding and was already of some importance with the great Benedictine abbey being used as a source of raw material to further expand the town.

Today Reading is a thriving centre with many shops, leisure facilities, cinemas and a renowned theatre, The Hexagon. Communications with the rest of the country are very good with easy access to the M4 and M5 and Reading Station is a major terminal for the north, west and south of the country.

The M4 and A329M provide excellent motorway links with London, Heathrow and the West while the existing road network provides easy access to the heart of the Thames Valley. There are good local bus services to and from Caversham and Reading from stops in the Oxford Road. Trains from Reading to London (Paddington) take about half an hour.