At Jones Robinson, we value your home. Whether you're looking to sell, buy, rent or let your property in Kingsclere our Newbury estate agents have got you covered. With over 25 years of experience in Berkshire, our agents are positioned to give your expert advice and guide you through your property journey.
As a business, we believe in strong values; not only maximising the value of your home but remaining true to our aim of looking after the interests of our customers. We pride ourselves on providing real and honest communication so that you will value the experience of selling or letting your home with us as much as we value acting for you.
Contact us for more information:
SALES
01635 35010
LETTINGS
01635 581991
ADDRESS
118 BARTHOLOMEW STREET, NEWBURY, BERKSHIRE RG14 5DT
Our Properties
Kingsclere is a charming large village in Hampshire with around 3,300 residents. Located between Newbury and Basingstoke on the A339, it offers an appealing blend of village charm and countryside access with good transport links to larger towns and cities. The village centre has a solid selection of local shops and businesses, essential healthcare services including GP surgeries and a pharmacy, plus a well-regarded primary school. At the heart of the village stands the distinctive Church of England parish church of St. Mary's with its 12th-century Norman origins and characteristic tower.
Kingsclere benefits from excellent transport connections via the A339, providing easy access to both Newbury and Basingstoke, each just 8 miles away. Both towns offer comprehensive facilities and railway stations with direct routes to London, while the A339 also connects to the M4 motorway via Newbury and the M3 via Basingstoke. The village is steeped in equestrian history and is synonymous with the Sport of Kings, Park House Stables has produced legendary racehorses including Mill Reef, and is now run by TV presenter Clare Balding and her brother Andrew, who trained the Queen's horse Tactical.
The village offers a mix of period properties and more modern homes, with prices generally more affordable than in nearby Newbury or Basingstoke. Kingsclere has a strong community spirit with many local organisations and volunteer groups, varied outdoor facilities, and an extensive network of footpaths and bridleways. The area is close to Watership Down, famous from Richard Adams' novel, adding to its countryside appeal. The name 'Kingsclere' derives from King Alfred and the word 'clere', meaning bright or clearing, reflecting its historic significance and rural character that continues to make it an attractive place to live today.
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