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Swallowfield Park : Once a Royal Domain Swallowfield Park was built in the 17th century by the second Earl of Clarendon on the site of a former house and All Saints church adjacent to the gateway of the East Drive was built in 1256. Today the house has been divided into retirement apartments of various sizes all with unique qualities. Age covenant 21+.

Facilities : Swallowfield Park has superb and spacious public rooms that are available for use by all residents. Other benefits of living in a classic English Country House include glorious grounds, good security and quiet sophistication. A monthly service charge is paid to cover the cost of the estate services provided.

Swallowfield  was mentioned as Soanesfelt in Domesday and had a Mill and five fisheries on the Thames. Its name possibly derives from 'Open land on the rushing stream' and by the 16th century was known as Swallofelde. The village lies close to the border with Hampshire about five miles south of Reading just off the main A33 Reading to Basingstoke Road. Swallowfield Park itself is about half a mile north-east of the village and is set in 25 acres of beautiful grounds with many specimen trees.

Today Reading is a modern university town and regional centre with extensive shopping facilities including the Oracle which includes a cinema village with restaurants and cafes and most high street names. Broad Street has John Lewis amongst other well-known stores.