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Catherine Court : Catherine Court was completed in 1989 and is a small development of retirement apartments within walking distance of local shops. Woodley : Woodley lies between the Thames and the River Loddon and is about four miles east of Reading town centre. Woodley itself has good local shopping and to the north adjoins the local golf course. The A 329(M) motorway which connects with the M4 motorway at Junction 10 is about a mile away.

Reading is an old settlement and 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 sixteenth 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 facilites, 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 motorways and Reading Station is a major terminal for the north, west and south of the country.

Facilities : These include a resident manager and emergency alarm service, communal lounge, guest facilities, laundry and gardens. It is just a short walk to the shops.

Woodley : Woodley lies between the Thames and the River Loddon and is about four miles east of Reading town centre. Woodley itself has good local shopping and to the north adjoins the local golf course. The A 329(M) motorway which connects with the M4 motorway at Junction 10 is about a mile away.

Reading is an old settlement and 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 sixteenth 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 facilites, 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 motorways and Reading Station is a major terminal for the north, west and south of the country.